Bond Vet - Hell's Kitchen

Ian-Michael Bergeron

Love Bond Vet. Easy to make an appointment and get in, so many places I can’t get in for days or even weeks. My cat needed something extracted from his paw, he can be very grumpy at the vet for a normal visit but they handled him with more ease than I’ve ever seen. Didn’t gauge me with insane prices or things I didn’t need. Definitely my new permanent vet!!!

Jul 27, 2025

Daryl Araneta

This place was amazing! My dog was so anxious get their check-up for their ears but the staff was so welcoming and caring. The facilities were also immaculate. Shout-out to Dr. Harleen for taking care of Mia

Sep 9, 2025

Aj citro

Extremely disappointed with BondVet on 45/10th. I called Saturday because unfortunately my cat that was suffering from cancer took a turn for the worse and wasn’t going to make it to his Monday euthanasia appointment. I called and asked if there was any way I can bring my cat in to be euthanized because was not going to make it through the night. I didn’t want him to suffer any more than he already was. The receptionist who I spoke with flat out just denied my request and just stated they had no available appointments and I should go elsewhere. Now I understand that and as someone who was a vet tech myself for 10 years I also understand having empathy and compassion for people in times of need. So instead of trying to help in this difficult time and ask the doctor if they could accommodate with the request I was flat out turned away without a second thought. I understand there is a schedule for a reason, what I don’t understand is how someone in the animal care industry can lack such compassion and empathy for someone asking for help.

Dec 15, 2025

Darcie Vigliano

I think the vets here are probably good and well-meaning, but the way the business is set up seems like it doesn’t benefit the pets. I took my dog here maybe 4? times out of convenience when her normal vet was booked, and I regret it. I think there’s something about a small-business longterm vet that’s important, that has a relationship with your animal. I found a lack of wisdom. My dog was really sick, and she wasn’t going to get better. Her normal vet clocked this as soon as we walked in - I took her straight there after feeling like something at Bond was off. The way they present tests and care, literally checking or unchecking boxes with the cost estimate, doesn’t set the dog up for good care. I want a vet who can read the situation and tell me what to prioritize. When I brought her back to her normal vet, there were a lot of things that Bond either didn’t catch or mention. They didn’t follow up whatsoever, and about 6 months after she died, I got an email that her visit summary was ready to read in the portal. The other vet- I got a condolences card signed by the entire staff, full of heartfelt and touching words and memories they had of her. You deserve care like this! Again, I think these are probably good doctors, but the format of this (and places like it) degrades the care. It might not be obvious at first, and is probably fine to pick up prescriptions or just run in every once in a while, but the convenience comes at a price. If your dog needs care urgently, there’s VEG and other emergency rooms. Otherwise I would just find and develop a relationship with a neighborhood vet that you can call (even when you’re just worried and not sure anything is wrong) and they can hear your concerns and tell you to come in or not.

Oct 6, 2025

Maddie Myers

I’m a new dog mom and after a few unpleasant experiences at a previous vet, I decided to try Bond Vet. Me and my pup had the best experience with Dr. O and Alisa. They were welcoming and attentive. They listened to all my concerns and made me feel so well cared for. Both of them were on the floor with my pup the entire time. Dr. O took the time to walk me through different options and even went line by line through my bill. They truly went above and beyond. I feel such relief to have found a great vet that has both me and my pup’s best interests at heart. Oh, and the space is IMMACULATE!

Feb 23, 2024