Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine - (Ithaca NY)

5 /5 Christine L: There are not enough kind words in the English language to than Angie and her team that handle veterinary nutrition. Our dog was diagnosed with kidney disease and pancreatitis. The diet for each of these issues is opposite of each other. Out vet recommended we reach out to Cornells Vet Nutrition Department. The progression of our pups kidney disease has been slowed significantly and the pancreas issues under control thanks to their wonderful team who crafted a diet for our dog. To give an idea we were advised the average lifespan after diagnosis is 1 year. We are at almost 2 and a half years since diagnosis. Angie is so responsive, helpful and the diet has been wonderful. We are eternally grateful for the quality of life and the gift of time with our beloved pet that Angie has helped to create.

5 /5 William Borgstrom: Our dog Fritz lost the use of his back legs and our vet couldnt help. He recommended Cornell. Long story short the talented Doctors removed a tumor pushing on Fritzs spinal cord. Fritz went through their Therapy Boot Camp , highly recommended, and now going through water treadmill sessions. Fritz is doing fantastic and is starting to walk and play with his sister

4 /5 Tanuj Chawla: One of the nicest controlled buildings on Cornell campus. Spacious, well lit classrooms and common areas. Has a great Cornell dining outlet with good meal options.

5 /5 Ridge Ranch: Our farm recently had multiple animals go down and the local equine center was unable to figure out what was going on we were advised to bring our animals up to Cornell. Although they were unable to save them they provided exceptional medical care as well as bedside manner during our difficult times. They have been dedicated to testing and researching to get to the bottom of our care and have been excellent with communicating steps to us. In an emergency situation we now plan to bring our animals straight to Cornell.