Queens Midway Animal Hospital in Flushing, New York, is known for its cat-related services and has received detailed feedback from visitors. One visitor noted: 'Amazing experience here! The staff was gentle with my pet, explained everything clearly, and provided excellent care. Grateful for their kindness and expertise! everyone there truly care about pets' Another review mentioned: 'Vet give wrong diagnosis and prescribes wrong medication that doesn't work. Money driven orders worthless tests. Took my dogs elsewhere and new vet confirmed this place made errors. This place is also not accredited by AAHA. Good riddance. Posting for UPDATE!!!! I am soooooo happy I no longer use Midway! When one door closes, another one opens, that's way better. My pets new Vet is the best!!! She is so awesome, my dogs get excited when they see her!! She properly diagnosed my dogs. She explains everything thoroughly!!! Not send an assistant like this place. She gave my Frenchie allergy shots. She told me the skin disorder is an autoimmune deficiency due to her breed and her being all white which makes her susceptible to skin break outs! Her combination oral meds, plus allergy injection worked perfectly. Not allergy to chicken!!! In addition, my Frenchie's' brachial-cephalic surgery went so perfect! My Yorkie was misdiagnosed by Midway. She is not diabetic, (like I told them but they think only they opinion matters) it was due to very strong hormonal response when she went into heat. Our new Vet dx her asap, took her levels, and at next visit spayed and removed all mammary tumors , sent for pathology all at one time. Not money -hungry grabbing like this place. Midway Vet did not even address the mammary tumors each time she was there!!!! Our new Vet will spend an hour with you and explained everything in great detail, no rush !! 10x more professional! I love it and my dogs love her. All of the staff and real vet - techs are awesome. They also have late and Saturday hours. Stop shortchanging yourself folks and stop getting your explanations from a non-clinician vet assistant.'