I just wanted to say thank you to Dr Carrier and the staff at Goshen Animal

*"My dog, Lilly Rose, is a rescue who was found shuffling down the middle of a rural road. A woman stopped to get her out of the road, but instead, Lilly jumped in the car and would not get out. After a stray hold and an active search for the owners by the Humane Society, the dog was named Lilly Rose and moved in with her foster family (who also had a Great Pyrenees and three other dogs!).

The rural vet gave Lilly Rose meds for her skin infection and she improved some, but she still needed help.

In December, I adopted Lilly Rose and started taking her to my vet, Dr. Carrier, who has done a fantastic job. Lilly Rose’s skin is no longer red and irritated, she has a beautiful coat again, and she just seems to feel better overall.

Dr. Carrier and everyone in her office have been absolutely amazing — not just with Lilly Rose, but with all of my dogs. Everyone is friendly and helpful, the office is always clean, and I genuinely think that Dr. Carrier is the best vet I’ve used in all my years as a dog owner."*

Thank you!!!

We have been going to Goshen Animal Hospital for many years. They have continuously provided top notch care for our dog Guinness. Not only does the staff make a connection with you and your animal, they take time to discuss what is going on and provide no frills options to get your animal healthy quickly and safely. We had a pretty challenging year with Guinness in 2017 where he was diagnosed with Cushing ‘s disease and continued struggling with chronic bladder stones. Dr. Chand was able to assure us that they would get Guinness on a path to being happy and healthy. He was able to get Guinness’s Cushing’s disease under control with medication in only a few months and recommended an Urethrostomy surgery to provide a permanent solution to Guinness’s bladder stone condition. Dr. Chand took the time to explain the complex (at least to me it was) surgery and we decided to go ahead with the surgery. I have to say, it has transformed Guinness’s life, and he is back to his good old self and even looks younger, Thanks Dr. Chand! I highly recommend Goshen Animal Hospital for all of your animal needs and cares.

I’ve been going to Goshen Animal Hospital for 19 years with my dogs and have recommended them to family and friends. The vets are knowledgeable as is the staff. I have 9 rescued dogs now but once had as many as 19. My experiences have been positive and the vets and staff care about my dogs. When I’ve had several dogs treated, operated on, etc. they have been good about working out payment arrangements for big bills which helps with having many dogs at one time. They are close by and do their best to get me an appointment that is convenient and timely. I can’t think of any negatives.

I have been going to Goshen Animal Hospital for many years and have always been happy with the care my animals have received.

We have been going to Goshen Animal Hospital for many years. They have continuously provided top notch care for our dog Guinness. Not only does the staff make a connection with you and your animal, they take time to discuss what is going on and provide no frills options to get your animal healthy quickly and safely. We had a pretty challenging year with Guinness in 2017 where he was diagnosed with Cushing’s disease and continued struggling with chronic bladder stones. Dr. Chand was able to assure us that they would get Guinness on a path to being happy and healthy. He was able to get Guinness’s Cushing’s disease under control with medication in only a few months and recommended an Urethrostomy surgery to provide a permanent solution to Guinness’s bladder stone condition. Dr. Chand took the time to explain the complex (at least to me it was) surgery and we decided to go ahead with the surgery. I have to say, it has transformed Guinness’s life, and he is back to his good old self and even looks younger, Thanks Dr. Chand! I highly recommend Goshen Animal Hospital for all of your animal needs and cares.

Nina Rodriquez is a 2-year-old Pit Bull, who came in to us limping and non-weight bearing one the right rear leg. Dr. Chand took a set of x-rays and quickly identified that she had torn her cruciate ligament. She underwent an ACL repair and stayed with us for a few days. Following the surgery she returned to us for a course of cold laser therapy. Following orthopedic surgery, we find that laser therapy accelerates the healing process while decreasing the patient’s pain and inflammation. Together with regular follow up visits with Dr. Chand, “Nina” made a full recovery and is running around on all four legs.