🐾 Kids at the Dog Park: Real Stories, Safety Risks & Smarter Solutions
If you’ve spent time at an off-leash park, you’ve probably seen it:A parent strolls in with a stroller 🚼 or […]
Looking for a convenient, professional dog boarding facility in Nassau County? Hewlett Animal Hospital & Pet Resort offers comprehensive pet care in the heart of Hewlett, New York. This pet-friendly destination is renowned for its attentive staff, veterinary services, and specialized care facilities. Dog owners can feel confident knowing that their pets are cared for, groomed, and monitored by experienced personnel during their stay.
Whether you’re planning a family vacation or need day care for your furry companion, Hewlett’s resort-style setting takes the worry out of leaving your pet. The dedicated staff is praised for their communication and devotion to animals of all kinds, from dogs and cats to exotic pets. It’s an ideal option for pet owners seeking a safe, reliable, and animal-loving environment in the Long Island area.
I recently spent a week away with my family. We hated leaving our beloved English Bulldogs behind. We were put at ease from the moment we met the capable staff here. The rooms were great and everyone is courteous and friendly. We checked in via email and received prompt replies. I would recommend the “ resort” to anyone that loves their pet. Our bulldogs were returned freshly washed, nails clipped, happy and healthy. We will definitely be using this service again for our next trip. Worth every penny!
This place is a nightmare. Everything they tell you is a lie. They tell you one price and then they overcharge you. My dog stayed here for 5 days and when I picked her up no one was there. No one is ever there over night. Staff leaves around 5pm and they cage the animals until the next morning. My dog was atleast 7lbs down when I retrieved her. She look traumatized!!! If you love your furry ones stay away from this place please!!! They should be reported on more than a review! This place needs to be shut down!!!
Took our leopard gecko in today for her first visit. It was a very positive experience from the moment we called for an appointment.
Dr. Zipkin took time to thoroughly explain our pet’s diagnosis and treatment with us. You know that he truly loves his calling.
The owner of this establishment is extremely difficult and there is zero customer service. I would not trust my dog to them again given their complete failure to provide any customer service and their refusal to release my dog to me when their credit card machine was down and they could not accept payment.
I had the worst experience at this establishment. We left our pet Chloe there for 10 days and made a large cash deposit (over NULL as they do not take credit cards for new customers). Prior to picking her up we asked about payment as we had assumed cash was acceptable – we were told it was not but that they would take credit cards. We arrived to pick up the dog with a credit card from our home one hour away only to discover that their credit card machine was down and they refused to release the dog to us. The owner was away and we ended up getting stuck there over 3 hours – we Did not have a debit card on us and they insisted the post office would sell us a money order with a credit card which was incorrect. They refused to take a card number and charge us when their machine was working. The worst experience. Unprofessional. Stay away.
I was very happy at the butler level service Fern and Joseph at Hewlett provided for my cat Baxter. I adopted him from the Animal Care Center on 110 St last January so I was worried he would feel abandoned again when I went on safari to Botswana /South Africa for 2 weeks. But Hewlett Pet Resort took really good care of him and provided lots of TLCare, groomed him so he was in really good mood when I came to pick him up. Once home he immediately jumped up on window sill and looked out window like usual. My only quibble is that I had sent the ACC vaccinations he received so I don’t understand why he was vaccinated for rabies and distemper again.