By: Paula DeMarta Mastroianni

Paula DeMarta Mastroianni — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 23:26:30 +0000

1/12/10…I called Luckow’s office this morning, frantic over my aging cat visibly deteriorating by the hour. Two years ago, I lost 3 cats in the space of 6 months, and paid Dr. Luckow in excess of $600.00 for his “services.”) Well, I happen to be momentarily down on my luck, and BEGGED his moron-receptionist to please accept half payment today, and the other half ONE WEEK from today. Her nasty, cold-blooded response? “We don’t do payment plans, take her to the ASPCA.” I do not know if Luckow is even aware of this conversation, so I will not yet condemn him. But if that’s the way he allows his office to be run ~ cold, callous, flippant “people” completely without mercy ~ he not only just lost a loyal customer, he has no idea that I am a professional writer and have already researched all I need to know to discredit him ALL OVER THE INTERNET. Sorry, but in these economic times, you DON’T dismiss good people, and ESPECIALLY helpless animals because of $$$$$. As far as I’m concerned, he’s toast. And with all his money, I sincerely hope he invests in a new wig since he looks like he has a long-dead animal sitting on top of his fat head.

By: Andrew L. Rogers

Andrew L. Rogers — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:38:26 +0000

These people need their head examined.

By: Jane Amarillo

Jane Amarillo — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 02:49:50 +0000

I had a similar experience with Luckow years ago. We moved from Manhattan to Yonkers and wanted a local vet. When our geriatric cat needed care Luckow refused to help us because the 12 year old cat was not his patient. We went elsewhere and found an excellent vet, Norma Hunter in Scarsdale.

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