What types of urgent care conditions does Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street treat?

The clinic treats non-life-threatening urgent conditions such as bite wounds, stomach issues, wound treatment, pain or limping, eye and ear issues, coughing, and urination problems. They also address concerns like rashes, changes in behavior, loss of appetite, cuts, abrasions, and issues related to fleas, ticks, or mites. For life-threatening emergencies, they refer to 24-hour emergency hospitals.

What is included in a routine checkup or wellness exam at this clinic?

A routine checkup involves a comprehensive nose-to-tail examination by a veterinarian. This includes checking your pet's weight, temperature, heart, lungs, ears, mouth, teeth, skin, and overall condition. The vet will also discuss your pet's diet, activity level, behavior, and any changes you've observed, customizing a medical plan based on their needs.

Does Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street offer dental services for pets?

Yes, the clinic has a dedicated dental suite and provides comprehensive dental care. Services include oral exams, full-mouth radiographs, scaling and polishing teeth, removing calculus from the tooth's surface and under gum lines, and probing teeth. If teeth are very unhealthy, extractions are also performed to ensure your pet's oral health.

What diagnostic capabilities are available on-site at Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street?

The clinic has in-house diagnostic equipment and labs. They perform blood, urine, and fecal tests on premises to provide fast and reliable results. Additionally, digital X-rays are available for diagnostic imaging, and an on-site pharmacy keeps medications and treatments readily available for pet owners.

Can pet owners consult with a veterinarian remotely for their pet's health issues?

Yes, Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street offers telehealth visits. Pet owners can book a 20-minute video call to chat with one of their experienced veterinarians from home. This service allows for navigation of health issues online, providing care similar to an in-person visit when appropriate.

Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street

Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street is a general practice practice in New York, NY. Procedures include Dental care, Nutrition, Diet planning, and Dermatology.

Get Directions View on Maps ↗ Call (212) 945-8115 Book Consultation

About

Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street provides comprehensive primary and urgent care for pets. Their services encompass wellness exams, vaccinations, microchipping, puppy and kitten care, senior pet care, spays, neuters, and both routine and specialty surgeries. The clinic also offers full dental care, including oral exams, full-mouth radiographs, scaling, polishing, and extractions, supported by in-house diagnostic equipment, labs, and an onsite pharmacy.

Located in Manhattan, this clinic serves the Upper East Side, Lenox Hill, Midtown East, Yorkville, Turtle Bay, Kips Bay, Murray Hill, Hell's Kitchen, Garment District, and Roosevelt Island. They offer same-day appointments and telehealth visits for convenience, addressing urgent but non-life-threatening conditions. The clinic environment is designed to be comfortable and stress-free for both pets and their owners.

Surgical team

Dr. Sarah Barrena
Dr. Eugene Lee
Dr. Ann Thomasch
Dr. Esther Yoon
Dr. Helen Yu

Procedures

Dental care
Nutrition
Diet planning
Dermatology
Neuters
Travel Paperwork
Surgery
Lab Screening
Vaccinations
Microchipping
Bloodwork
Urgent care services
Oral exam
Soft tissue surgery
Diagnostic Tests
Spays
Routine Checkups
Sick Visits
Behavioral
Telehealth visits
Fecal tests
Kitten Care
Wellness Exams
Full-mouth radiographs
Orthopedic surgery
Annual exams
Puppy Care
Senior Pet Care
Euthanasia
Professional dental cleanings
Dental exams
Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention

Equipment

Labs
Digital X-rays
On-Site Pharmacy
Diagnostic equipment
Medication onsite

Photos

Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street

Photos via Google · Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street

Frequently asked questions

What types of urgent care conditions does Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street treat?: The clinic treats non-life-threatening urgent conditions such as bite wounds, stomach issues, wound treatment, pain or limping, eye and ear issues, coughing, and urination problems. They also address concerns like rashes, changes in behavior, loss of appetite, cuts, abrasions, and issues related to fleas, ticks, or mites. For life-threatening emergencies, they refer to 24-hour emergency hospitals.
What is included in a routine checkup or wellness exam at this clinic?: A routine checkup involves a comprehensive nose-to-tail examination by a veterinarian. This includes checking your pet's weight, temperature, heart, lungs, ears, mouth, teeth, skin, and overall condition. The vet will also discuss your pet's diet, activity level, behavior, and any changes you've observed, customizing a medical plan based on their needs.
Does Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street offer dental services for pets?: Yes, the clinic has a dedicated dental suite and provides comprehensive dental care. Services include oral exams, full-mouth radiographs, scaling and polishing teeth, removing calculus from the tooth's surface and under gum lines, and probing teeth. If teeth are very unhealthy, extractions are also performed to ensure your pet's oral health.
What diagnostic capabilities are available on-site at Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street?: The clinic has in-house diagnostic equipment and labs. They perform blood, urine, and fecal tests on premises to provide fast and reliable results. Additionally, digital X-rays are available for diagnostic imaging, and an on-site pharmacy keeps medications and treatments readily available for pet owners.
Can pet owners consult with a veterinarian remotely for their pet's health issues?: Yes, Bond Vet - Upper East Side at 62nd Street offers telehealth visits. Pet owners can book a 20-minute video call to chat with one of their experienced veterinarians from home. This service allows for navigation of health issues online, providing care similar to an in-person visit when appropriate.

Contact & hours

Address

1049 3rd Ave
New York

Phone

(212) 945-8115

Website

bondvet.com/c/upper-east-side-animal-hospital

4.7 · 872 Google reviews

Recent reviews

3 months ago

Lina Oh

I am not someone who writes scathing reviews, but pet owners deserve to be warned—so here is a long and deeply upsetting one. Avoid this veterinary clinic at all costs. You will pay premium prices only for your pet to be neglected. This place lacks clear communication, basic compassion, and any genuine concern for the animals in their care. Our 5lb Chihuahua had been behaving abnormally for about a week—pacing in circles, jumping, appearing panicked, hiding in corners, and barely able to eat. During a visit with Dr. Yoon last Saturday (who I had a positive experience with), an X-ray revealed an abnormally small liver. She explained this could indicate inadequate blood flow to the liver and impaired toxin clearance. We were advised to proceed with an abdominal ultrasound and bile acid test, and I later confirmed multiple times that both could be done on the same day before scheduling. Because this clinic “only does ultrasounds on Fridays,” we scheduled accordingly. We were instructed to drop our dog off at 10 AM and to withhold food after dinner the night before, resulting in nearly 24 hours of fasting for a 5lb dog. At 6 PM, we were texted that the ultrasound specialist will not arrive until 7:30 PM, that the results would not be reviewed by a veterinarian until the following week, and that the bile acid test could not be done because it was too late and the clinic needed to close. Despite this, we were required to put down a $759 deposit to “schedule” the specialist. Only afterward were we told the specialist is a traveling provider with no scheduled arrival time and that this location is his last stop. Apparently, he calls 15 minutes before arriving. None of this was disclosed beforehand. We chose to pick up our dog rather than subject him to further stress. We were then told there was no guarantee of a refund, despite none of the promised services being completed. No apology was offered for the wasted day or for fasting a small dog unnecessarily. My husband and I work in healthcare and understand delays happen. What is unacceptable is the complete lack of transparency and planning. Fasting a 5lb dog all day when the clinic has no idea when the specialist will arrive is not standard care. When asked about this, the receptionist said she did not know but responded “I guess not..?”. That alone says everything.
3 months ago

Kate Comer

Wonderful! Super clean with a really supportive and caring staff. Everyone was so sweet to our little adopted kitty and patiently explained how to care for her and the pricing breakdown etc. You can tell they genuinely love their work and the pet families they help. Highly recommend!
4 months ago

Matthew Caltabiano

Bond Vets model is hiring undertrained (and so cheaper to their bottom line) vets right out of school and providing them little apprenticeship to learn how to care for patients. As a result, this location (and its doctors) is unprofessional and does not treat dogs or their caretakers with respect. I would strongly advise against attending this location and Bond Vet altogether. They tack on unnecessary services for the sake of personal profit, and charge rates much higher than those of higher quality vets. Furthermore, they are incapable of quality diagnoses. They failed to diagnose an ear infection our dog had for 2 years, despite our continuous pleas that she did have an ear infection and it was not in fact allergies. Only after moving to a second opinion did we receive proper treatment. We chose it for convenience, but we will never be returning here and I would advise all future patients to do the same. If you do attend here, I have provided below a list of doctors I wouldn’t recommend, and a list of doctors I would recommend based on our experience with their ability to properly diagnose issues with our dog. Doctors who failed to treat our dog with proper care: Dr. Lau Dr. Kantor Dr. Denninger Dr. Karandikar Quality doctor care we received: Dr. Koenig Dr. Thomasch

Show 2 more

a year ago

Lynda Wiggins

Had my puppy Annabel spayed today at this location by Dr Yoon. We arrived 8:30 am and I picked her up at 1 pm. They were great, and gave puppy a Certificate of Bravery, which made my day! All went smoothly and done with care and expertise. Recommend highly
3 months ago

Pamela Anderson

Dr. Halle Thomasch is wonderful! You can tell she really cares and she has a good vibe. She took her time in the appointment and I trust her opinion. I’ll definitely book with her again.

Reviews via Google

View all on Google ↗