We have been providing excellence in veterinary medicine for over 30 years. Broad River Animal Hospital provides comprehensive healthcare for your pet. We are a full-service AAHA accredited hospital that provides for all of your pet's health care needs, including:
Wellness and Preventative care: Annual wellness examinations
Senior and geriatric examinations and laboratory screening
Dental care/nutrition/parasite control/immunizations

Diagnostic Medicine: Radiology/diagnostic ultrasound/echocardiography/endoscopy/
colonoscopy/rhinoscopy/clinical laboratory/Electrocardiography/
Blood pressure testing/telemedicine

Internal Medicine: Heart, gastrointestinal, dermatologic, liver and kidney diseases
oncology and chemotherapy

Surgery: Orthopedic and soft tissue

Dentistry: Oral surgery, periodontal treatment, dental radiography and
preventative care


Emergency Medicine/Veterinary Acupuncture/International Health Certificates/Microchipping/
Behavior Counseling/Boarding and Medicated Baths

A great local veterinarian loves your pet (almost) as much as you do by providing the best preventive pet health care. From nose-to-tail veterinary medical exams to vaccinations, microchipping, dental care and surgery, you’ll find the vet your pet deserves at your neighborhood Banfield Pet Hospital®. We’re committed to partnering with you for your pet’s health and happiness, and your peace of mind with:

• 900+ hospitals with convenient evening and weekend hours
• Optimum Wellness Plans® for affordable and comprehensive care
• Online access to your pet's medical records
• And so much more!

Banfield is here to take the best possible care of your furry family members. We hope to meet you and your pet soon!

Welcome to Pound Ridge Veterinary Center!

Pound Ridge Veterinary Center cares for dogs, cats and small mammals with full-service and comprehensive veterinary medicine. Home to a modern, fully-equipped facility on the New York and Connecticut border, our doctors and staff serve pets and their families from New Canaan, Stamford, Ridgefield, Lewisboro, and more.

Pound Ridge Veterinary Center is an accredited member of the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) and has been since 1979. We’re proud to serve our clients and their pets with the absolute best veterinary care, as less than 15% off veterinary facilities in the country are AAHA approved.

A great local veterinarian loves your pet (almost) as much as you do by providing the best preventive pet health care. From nose-to-tail veterinary medical exams to vaccinations, microchipping, dental care and surgery, you’ll find the vet your pet deserves at your neighborhood Banfield Pet Hospital®. We’re committed to partnering with you for your pet’s health and happiness, and your peace of mind with:

• 900+ hospitals with convenient evening and weekend hours
• Optimum Wellness Plans® for affordable and comprehensive care
• Online access to your pet's medical records
• And so much more!

Banfield is here to take the best possible care of your furry family members. We hope to meet you and your pet soon!

We provide 24 hour emergency and specialty veterinary services. We do not provide primary care services.

Our team of specialists works closely with your veterinarian to provide compassionate and effective therapies, using the most up-to-date advances in veterinary medicine. We are here to provide extensive medical and surgical services on an emergency or referral basis to all veterinarians and pet owners. Our full-service emergency center is open 24 hours a day to provide complete and continuous patient care.

Our specialists are highly trained in diagnosing, treating and managing
life-threatening emergencies and chronic conditions including:
• Internal Medicine
• Oncology
• Surgery
• Cardiology
• Emergency/Critical Care
• Dermatology

Our specialty services include:
• Ultrasound (Including traveling ultrasounds to Referring Veterinarians)
• CT Scan
• Cystoscopy
• Echocardiography
• Supplemental oxygen therapy
• Minimally invasive surgery
• Soft tissue surgery
• Endoscopy
• Bronchoscopy
• Digital Radiography
• Neurosurgery
• Orthopedic surgery

Please call us today with inquiries about our specialty services or to schedule your pet's appointment.

Cross River Animal Hospital is a full service veterinary hospital, and boarding facility that also provides doggy daycare. Dr. Edward Mayland established the hospital in 1976 and has been practicing medicine ever since.

At our facility we care for all different kinds of pets providing routine and preventative care.
Cross River Animal Hospital takes a "less is more" approach by using holistic supplements whenever possible. The facility is always looking for ways to improve and update our services and general practice. The staff prides themselves in their one of a kind service to the clients and their pets, never hesitating to go out of the way to make the clients and patients always feel comfortable all the while providing the best possible care.

The staff at Cross River Animal Hospital focuses on a more natural approach to common problems. Believing that providing the highest quality care in a modern, clean environment is most important. Responding to the needs of the clients and their beloved pets is a high priority. Brand new state of the art digital radiology along with complete surgical services are provided on site.

Call to schedule an appointment with Dr. Mayland today!

At VCA Darien Animal Hospital, we're more than an animal hospital. We're the place where pet parents know they can bring their pets for superb veterinary care that sets new standards for quality and kindness. For pets and pet parents alike, a trip to VCA Darien Animal Hospital is an opportunity to see how our neighborly, welcoming staff cares for your pet as if it were their own, and treats you with the friendliness and respect you'd expect from an industry leader.

Conveniently located in Darien, we specialize in attending to your pet's urgent medical needs and providing outstanding preventive care - all with the intent of ensuring that you and your pet companion enjoy many happy years together.

As a member of the VCA Animal Hospitals network, we're part of a group of over 475 hospitals across America that share resources and knowledge. Our highly-trained veterinarians regularly consult with our 200+ board certified specialists, and always have access to the latest medical training, treatments and technology.

Conveniently located off (North) I95 exit 11, take a right and clinic is on the left. I95 (South) take exit 11, take a left and clinic is on the left.


Additional Services/Information:
-Cats and Dogs seen
-Veterinary supervision
- Major credit cards accepted
- Bathing
-Internal Medicine
-Appointments appreciated
- Vaccinations

Dr. Hess is owner of Veterinary Center For Birds & Exotics - the first and only all bird and exotic animal hospital in Westchester County and the surrounding areas in New York and Connecticut. We care exclusively for birds and other exotic species - no dogs or cats. Dr. Hess, who is board-certified in bird medicine and who is the President of the Association of Avian (bird) Veterinarians for 2009-2010, specializes not only in birds but also in other exotic species including rabbits, ferrets, reptiles (snakes, lizards, turtles, tortoises), guinea pigs, small rodents (rats, mice, degus, hamsters, gerbils), sugar gliders, chinchillas, hedgehogs, prairie dogs, kinkajous, wallabys, and fennec foxes.

The Veterinary Center offers offer complete medical and surgical care, as well full service boarding, for exotic species. All pets must receive a physical examination at the Center before boarding to help ensure that they are healthy to board. Through the special Internet cameras installed in all the areas where pets are caged in the hospital, Dr. Hess is able to see all hospitalized patients and boarders after-hours from outside the hospital. The Center's boarding room also has a TV for boarding pets to watch, music piped in through a ceiling speaker, and sliding partitions that move between cages to enable privacy between boarders.

Dr. Hess not only treats sick exotic pets, but also advises exotic pet owners about preventative care/wellness medicine, including proper diets, environment, and behavior. All exotic pets should have annual check-ups, just like dogs and cats, and all new exotic pets should be examined so that their owners can learn the proper ways to care for these unique species to try to ensure that they stay healthy.

Dr. Hess is the most experienced residency-trained exotic animal vet and board-certified bird specialist in Westchester, Rockland, Dutchess, Putnam, and Orange Counties. She is available 24 hours a day by phone to help exotic animal owners determine whether their pets are having a true emergency. She provides overnight care at the Veterinary Center for non-critical cases and facilitates care of critical cases that need continuous monitoring overnight through her affiliation with several local large 24-hour emergency veterinary hospitals in Westchester.

To schedule a check up for your exotic pet. The Veterinary Center is conveniently located right off the Saw Mill Parkway, at the corner of Green Lane and Route 117 in Bedford Hills, just 20 minutes from White Plains, 45 minutes from Manhattan, and 25 minutes from the Tappan Zee Bridge and Danbury, CT. The Center accepts all major credit and debit cards (Mastercard, Visa, Discover, American Express), cash, checks, and select pet insurance. Payment is required at the time services are rendered or upon discharge from the hospital. Before any treatment is begun, a detailed medical care plan individualized to each patient is written and reviewed with you so that you are well informed of estimated costs associated with providing your pet with the best medical care.When major medical problems arise, the Center offers financing through Care Credit, if you qualify.

At VCA Davis Animal Hospital, an AAHA-accredited veterinary facility, we're more than an animal hospital! We're the place where pet parents know they can bring their pets for superb veterinary care that sets new standards for quality and kindness. For pets and pet parents alike, a trip to our clinic is an opportunity to see how our neighborly, welcoming staff cares for your pet as if it were their own, and treats you with the friendliness and respect you'd expect from an industry leader. We have been serving the community for over 50 years.

We have many special services and amenities including:
* Advanced surgical procedures including orthopedic surgey & larparotomy
* State of the art diagnostic equipement including digital radiography, Ekg, Ultrasound
* Internal Medicine Specialist
* Emergency care during office hours
* Large boarding runs with indoor and outdoor access
* Special boarding amenities including leash walks, ice cream treats and baths
* Spacious Kitty Condos
* Spa Packages
* Convenient drop off appointments

Rye Harrison Veterinary Hospital is a modern and full-service veterinary facility providing expert veterinary services for companion and exotic animals. Located in Rye, NY our hospital team of doctors and staff have provided unrivaled clinical care, grooming services, and boarding accommodations for clients and their pets. Operating as a six-doctor practice, our veterinary professionals share years of combined veterinary experience to deliver best-in-class veterinary medicine with gentle hand.

AAHA-accredited since 1954, our doctors, staff, and facility take every facet of outstanding veterinary care and service into account. Our team members continually receive continued education and our medical facility is fully-equipped with the latest technological advancements available in the veterinary field today.

We are open six days a week with convenient evening and weekend hours to accommodate our clients' schedules. In addition, we are one of the very few veterinary practices whose veterinarians are available 24/7/365 - in person during open hours and by telephone for after-hours emergency advice.

Welcome to Dix Hills Animal Hospital!
We treat your pets like family.

Our Mission
It is our mission at Dix Hills Animal Hospital, to bond with our clients and provide the finest veterinary care available for their pets. For over 40 years, we have been committed to offering exceptional, compassionate and personalized care. Our goal is to work closely with our clients in order to optimize their pets’ quality of life and their safety, as well as the safety of their family. We strive to accomplish this by promoting the best in medical, surgical, and preventative care. Through staff training and by continually keeping up to date with current advances in veterinary medicine, we will continue to offer great service and provide our clients with information on how to take the best possible care of their pets. We recognize that our pets are family members and we are committed to fostering the human/animal bond.

Our Veterinarians
Alison G. Rhein, D.V.M.

Dr. Ali, as her clients call her, always knew that she wanted to become a veterinarian. Her father, Dr. Harvey Rhein, D.V.M. founded the Dix Hills Animal Hospital in 1967. As a child, Alison loved helping her father at work, assisting him, as he would tend to patients, watching and learning, knowing that she wanted to follow in his footsteps. Alison went on to graduate, with honors, from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1995. She worked in N.Y.C. at the Tribeca-Soho Animal Hospital for 7 years, where she treated the pets of several celebrities including Sarah Jessica Parker, Robert DeNiro, Drew Barrymore, Harvey Keitel, and the late J.F.K. Jr.

In 2002, Dr. Ali joined her father and became the director of the Dix Hills Animal Hospital. Together, they embarked on an extensive renovation to create a state-of-the-art animal hospital.

Dr. Ali has brought a new level of care, compassion and expertise to the practice. With a focus on preventative care and wellness, Dr. Ali and her team have instituted several screening protocols to make sure your pets stay healthy. She has a particular interest in toy and “designer” breeds, understanding their special needs and care.

Dr. Ali’s hobbies include biking, swimming, running, tennis, and spending time with her 4 dogs… Pookie (Chihuahua), Mojo (Pit Bull mix), Audrey (Maltese/Poodle mix) and Scarlet (King Charles/Poodle mix); and her 3 cats… Calvin, Malcolm and Marcel. Dr. Alison Rhein resides in Dix Hills.


Suzanne Ravitz , D.V.M

Suzanne always wanted to become a veterinarian. When she was just 5 years old, she proclaimed that it was her future vocation. She worked hard and accomplished her goal. She graduated from Syracuse University and when she was accepted to veterinary school, it was one of the greatest days of her life.

Suzanne graduated from Atlantic Veterinary College in 1995. She continued on to do an internship at the Animal Medical Center in Manhattan where she handled and cared for several types of animals. Her true love, however, is tending for dogs and cats. After completing her training, she joined a busy, progressive animal hospital in Manhattan. Suzanne worked there for many years, but then had a difficult decision to make. Although she had built a busy and loyal following in NYC, her 2 beautiful children were growing up on Long Island, and she knew she needed to be closer to her family. She decided to relocate so she could work nearby.

At last, making that most difficult decision, she knows she did the right thing. She loves being back in Long Island and has found her place at the Dix Hills Animal Hospital. Suzanne’s personal interests include working out, playing tennis, and spending time with her family. Her professional interests are feline medicine, soft tissue surgery and preventative care. Suzanne’s loving and compassionate style has been a wonderful addition to the Dix Hills Animal Hospital family.

Our Services:

Allergy and Ear Treatment

All of our doctors are well versed in Allergy Treatment. Often times we can treat allergies with a combination of antihistamines, antibiotics, and medicated shampoo. Several dogs have food allergies. We have a variety of hypoallergenic diets to choose from. Occasionally, we will work with a dermatologist to aid in diagnosis and allergy vaccines for your pet.
Dogs sometimes present with ear infections (otitis externa ) as a manifestation of their allergy. Some dogs require deep ear cleaning under sedation to adequately remove debris from deep within the ear canal. This is very important so that the medication is able to penetrate into the tissue for better absorption in the ear canal.
All dermatologic and ear infections are monitored by our doctors to make sure these issues are resolved and to prevent recurrence. We have had a lot of success with our treatment protocols.


Arthritis Treatment

Several older dogs and cats suffer from arthritis, also known as degenerative joint disease. As dogs and cats age, it is common for their joints to become less flexible which impacts their mobility and quality of life. We have the ability to diagnose (with digital x-rays) and medically treat these dogs with a variety of anti-inflammatories and nutraceuticals . If you notice your dog or cat is limping, has a change of gait, difficulty walking up stairs or jumping on the bed, or is just slow to get up bring him/her in for a consultation to discuss your options. It really can change their quality of life and bring a new spring to their step.


Boarding and Grooming

We offer boarding for both dogs and cats. We have spacious cages for cats and small dogs, and more roomy “runs” for large breed dogs. The dogs are taken for a walk 2-3X/day, and are fed twice daily (unless otherwise specified by the owner). We board animals with medical needs i.e. diabetes, kidney disease, and animals who need daily medication. Your pets are kept in a clean, ambient environment. We encourage clients to bring their pet’s food so they don’t get gastrointestinal upset from a change in diet. If not, we feed good quality food. You pet will be provided with a comfy blanket to lay on, and any “safe” toys (ones that can’t be choked on). You are welcome to come view our boarding facility.

We require “core” vaccines for boarding animals. Dogs need DA2PP (“Distemper/Parvo”) , Rabies and Bordatella (Kennel Cough). Cats need FVRCP and Rabies.

We offer general bathing as well as medical baths and dips (if needed). We do have a groomer who will groom difficult animals which need sedation in order to be groomed. We require a brief physical exam within 1 month of sedation, to assure your pet’s safety. Additionally, we also do “lion cuts” for long haired cats. Most cats will need to be sedated to allow for us to position them to clip difficult places, such as under the arm and their belly. If you need a groomer, there are several in the area, and we can make a recommendation for you.



Canine and Feline Programs

Senior pets undergo changes in organs and tissues similar to aging/elderly humans. It is well known that older animals have a higher incidence of such conditions as major organ failure, benign and malignant tumors, arthritis, and loss of hearing and vision as well as dental disease. What is important to know as a pet owner that many of the chronic disorders and disease processes seen in older pets can be medically controlled, and in some cases resolved, if they are detected early enough. It is important that we shift the way we think from treating sick animals, to early detection of disease. This improves the chances that older pets will live longer, happier and better quality lives. Our goal, is to work with you to help your pets live as long and as comfortably as possible by offering the best in medical surveillance and preventative care.

Dentistry

We provide complete dental care for both dogs and cats. We have all the capabilities that your own dentist has (digital x-rays), so we can thoroughly clean your pet’s teeth. A high speed scaler is used to remove all tartar, and clean below the gum line. Then a polish is applied to the teeth, and finally OraVet is applied to the teeth. OraVet Barrier Sealant creates an invisible barrier that prevents plaque and tartar-forming bacteria from attaching to the teeth. Beginning two weeks after your pet’s dental cleaning, owners will then apply OraVet Plaque Prevention Gel once a week at home to maintain the barrier your veterinarian established (it only takes a minute or two to do).

If we identify diseased teeth, we perform extractions. If any extractions are performed, we always use pain medication afterward and send owners home with some to have if the animal seems painful.

We also have recently introduced a new periodontal disease vaccine— the Porphyromonas (you can say that again) vaccine. This vaccine aids in the prevention of canine periodontal disease, the most common bacterial infection in dogs, which can lead to long term effects such a tooth loss if left untreated.

Exam and Vaccination Protocol for Dogs

Veterinary medicine is evolving. Over the last decade there has been a profound shift toward preventative/wellness care for animals. We are moving away from the idea that you only bring your pet to the vet for their vaccinations or when they are sick. Rather, we want you to view the Dix Hills Animal Hospital as a place to bring your pet to check their “wellness”. We also want to educate you on preventative care for your dog.

We have designed examination and vaccination protocols that will benefit your dogs’ health. These are listed below:

The Distemper/Parvovirus vaccine is now approved to last for 3 years. We will now vaccinate for this every three years after their adult booster.
We also offer vaccination titers for Parvovirus and Distemper, however there is still controversy as to whether these titers equate to “protection”. We can discuss this with you.
Rabies is given every three years (after their adult booster).
Leptospirosis, Lyme, and “Kennel Cough” vaccines still need to be given yearly for those “at risk” dogs (any of our health care team/nurses can discuss this with you).
For small breed dogs, we try to avoid these vaccinations unless there is a high level of exposure. Small and petite dogs can be more sensitive to these vaccinations. If they need these vaccinations, we separate their administration from other vaccinations to minimize reactions.
We recommend yearly testing for Lyme/Heartworm/Ehrlichia (small amount of blood) and intestinal parasites (stool analysis).
We highly recommend twice yearly exams since in one year’s time, a dog ages the equivalent of 7 human years. This way we can better monitor your dog for common illnesses and discuss preventative care with you.
Finally, in addition to the exams, we would like for you to consider a “wellness blood test”. This will help us to determine your dog’s overall health. We will check their major organ systems and red/white blood cells (this is the same set of blood test that you get at your doctor!). National lab statistics show that 1 in 5 dogs (20%) will have the beginning of a treatable disease process not recognized on a physical exam alone.
Exam and Vaccination Protocol for Cats

With this new approach, your pet will undoubtedly benefit. Veterinary medicine is becoming more preventative, which follows the way we, as humans, are taking care of ourselves. We want your pets to be healthy and live long healthy lives.

Veterinary medicine is evolving. Over the last decade there has been a profound shift toward preventative/wellness care for animals. We are moving away from the idea that you only bring your pet to the vet for their vaccinations or when they are sick. Rather, we want you to view the Dix Hills Animal Hospital as a place to bring your pet to check their “wellness”. We also want to educate you on preventative care for your cat.

We have designed examination and vaccination protocols that will benefit your cats’ health. These are listed below:

We will now be vaccinating every other year for Feline Distemper, rather than every year.
We are now using safer, non-adjuvanted Feline Rabies and Leukemia vaccinations. Traditionally, chemicals called adjuvants have been added to Leukemia and Rabies vaccinations to enhance an animal’s immune response. More recently, concern over the potential risks, such as chronic injection site inflammation and allergic reactions—that have been associated with these adjuvants has led to the need for effective vaccines that do not require adjuvants. These new vaccines are far safer.
We recommend Leukemia vaccination (and Feline Infectious Peritonitis) only for “at risk” cats—cats who go outdoor, or for people who plan on or tend to “aquire” other cats in the their household.
For cats who go outside, we highly recommend a yearly Feline Leukemia/Feline Aids blood test—we can have that test result while you wait! Additionally, we are now recommending an empirical de-worming for cats who hunt, as they generally acquire intestinal parasites from birds, mice, moles, etc.
We will now offer twice yearly exams since in one year’s time a cat ages the equivalent of 7 human years. This way we can better monitor your cat for common illnesses and discuss preventative care with you.
Finally, in addition to the exams, we would like for you to consider a “wellness blood test”. This will help us to determine your cat’s overall health. We will check their major organ systems and red/white blood cells (this is the same set of blood test that you get at your doctor). National lab statistics show that 1 in 5 cats (20%) will have the beginning of a treatable disease process not recognized on a physical exam alone.
With this new approach, your pet will undoubtedly benefit. Veterinary medicine is becoming more preventative, which follows the way we, as humans, are taking care of ourselves. We want your pets to be healthy and live long healthy lives.

The Dix Hills Animal Hospital is on board with preventative veterinary care….are you?
Please discuss these recommendations with any member of our health care team.

In-house Laboratory

We have the ability to test for certain diseases within 15 minutes. In the event of illness, we can start treating your pet appropriately based on these tests (we used to have to wait until the laboratory tests results came in the next morning). We can also check for anemia (low red blood cell count), and hypoglycemia (low blood sugar—can be a problem in petite breeds).
We also use our in house laboratory to perform pre-anesthetic testing prior to any surgical or dental procedures.
In addition to blood panels, we have in house testing for Feline Leukemia, Feline Aids, Canine Heartworm, and Lyme disease.
We perform stool analysis as well as testing for a protozoan parasite called Giardia.
With these tests, we can diagnose and treat your pet quicker…again, helping the health and well-being of your family member.

Microchipping

The reality: every two seconds a family pet is lost. It only takes seconds! Be Hip….MicroChip!

Tragically, most never make it back home because their owners didn’t identify them. Identifying your pet is vital. With a Home Again microchip, your pet can’t leave home without his/her identification. Scanners are provided free of charge to any shelter or animal hospital that requests one. Over 50,000 scanners have already been distributed since 2002. They are directly responsible for the recovery of thousands of lost pets.

What is the Home Again Microchip?
Developed by a veterinarian, the Home Again Microchip is the professional way to identify your pet and its proven safe and effective. A tiny microchip that contains a personal, one-of-a-kind ID number distinguishes your pet as a special member of your family. The microchip is so tiny that it fits through a hypodermic needle! Just like a vaccination, it’s injected under the skin of your pet where it remains safely for life. This inexpensive procedure can be done anytime and, best of all protect virtually any pet you love…..dogs, cats, horses, birds, reptiles, exotics and even…are you sitting?….fish! Everywhere your pet goes, the microchip is there. It’s real protection that can’t fade or fall off.

This is how it works….
If your lost pet is found and brought to a participating veterinary hospital or shelter, they’ll check him/her for a microchip with a special scanner. When they find the chip number, they call Home Again’s 24 hour hotline.. After a quick search of the database, you, your veterinarian or your alternate is contacted immediately and your pet comes home. Again, scanners are provided free of charge!

Sad statistics:

Only about 14% of dogs and 4% of cats taken to animal shelters are returned to their owners
30-60% of lost pets that end up in shelters are euthanized, since they cannot be identified and reunited with their owners
Fewer than 35% of animals in shelters are adopted
Collar ID tags are easily lost and can be removed
Happy statistics:

Microchipping is permanent, entirely unalterable form of pet identification
Shelters, humane societies and veterinarians are using microchip scanners in ever increasing numbers
Microchipping is inexpensive, safe, fast and virtually painless for your pet
Nutrition Counseling

Our doctors are well versed on all aspects of nutrition. The most common concern regarding pets is “what should I feel my pet”—we recommend a high quality, natural diet, containing limited preservatives and by-products. There are several on the market—we will help you select one that is right for your pet.

One of the most common medical conditions we see in our pets is obesity. Often time this is a result of overfeeding (usually treats and table food) and lack of exercise. We can help design a diet plan to help your dog lose weight. We will monitor progress with follow up “weigh-ins”. If diet and exercise are not enough, Pfizer (drug company) just came out with a drug called “Slentrol” to help aid in weight loss for dogs. We have had tremendous success using this safe medication. It is very beneficial with older overweight dogs who have arthritis, or those breeds susceptible to arthritis.

We carry a variety of prescription diets which are designed to help manage the nutrition of pets with a variety of disease conditions.

Pain Management

We feel pain management is very important for your pets during and after a painful surgery or other procedure. We use a combination of opioid and anti-inflammatory injectable medications to help your pet feel better postoperatively. During painful orthopedic procedures, epidurals are used to control pain and help lessen the amount of anesthetic your pet receives.

Local anesthetics are sometimes used if localized pain is predicted i.e. small mass removals, dental extractions.

Monitoring of pets postoperatively will allow us to determine if your pet needs additional pain medication. Giving pain medication early helps decrease the intensity and duration of pain post-op and encourage a more rapid return to normal behavior and comfort level. It also allows for less anesthesia during surgery, which is safer for your pet.

We generally send pets home with pain medication if we feel they may experience some discomfort.

Pre-op Blood Testing

It is our job to ensure that your pet can properly process and then eliminate the anesthetic he or she is given. Before we perform any procedure requiring anesthesia, we highly recommend pre-operative blood work. These tests check that your pet’s organs are functioning properly and may reveal any hidden health conditions that could put your pet at risk.

Most animals will get a blood test the day of their procedure. Other “at risk” patients i.e.pets with any previous medical problem, or aged pets, will get a more comprehensive complete blood panel sent to the lab.

While there is no guarantee, these tests are designed to maximize your pet’s safety, which is our biggest concern.

Preventative Care

At Dix Hills Animal Hospital, we strongly believe in preventative health care. The environmental dangers surrounding our pets pose many threats to our beloved pet’s health. The doctors of Dix Hills Animal Hospital have designed safe and effective preventative protocols to allow your pet to live a happy and safe life. During your puppy and wellness exams, our staff will take the time to discuss with you our prevention philosophies, effective home care that will allow you to manage your pet’s general hygiene, and go over any concerns that you may have with regard to your pet’s health. Our prevention philosophies also include custom vaccination protocols based on your pet’s age, size, breed and risks. The doctors will work very closely with you to understand the environment of each individual animal and will then design a custom preventative schedule to best protect your pet.

As we all know our pets can’t verbalize what might be ailing them. Our concept is Animal Wellness, a methodology that approaches our pets’ physiology from an early detection standpoint. Our hospital offers numerous wellness blood tests and senior packages tailored to various stages in your pet’s life. Dix Hills Animal Hospital believes that diligent health screening can prolong the life of your animal. We understand that veterinary bills can be intimidating or prohibitive in the decision process of how to monitor your pet’s health. With this in mind, we have developed wellness packages to hopefully accommodate your budget. Inexpensive junior blood-work allows us to gain a baseline view of your young pet’s general health and allows our doctors to see any underlying changes, or to compare their physiology as they age. At your pets seventh birthday they are considered to be a senior pet. Our wellness packages range from simple blood tests to increasingly more thorough examinations of organ function, cardiac health, and detect any neurological changes in your pet. Through these packages we can best help your pets live comfortably through their senior years with vitality (see Senior Wellness Packages).

Spay and Neuter Surgeries

We routinely perform spays and neuters. We recommend this be done at 6-7 months old, but can be done at any age. We do not do this procedure when an animal is “in heat”. A “spay” is a complete ovariohysterectomy. We make an abdominal incision large enough to visualize and ligate vessels in order to remove the ovaries and uterus. The abdomen is closed, and the skin is closed with a subcuticular pattern—which is the use of dissolvable sutures within the skin, so there are no visible sutures, the animals are unable to bite them out, and you don’t have to come back to have the sutures removed.

A “neuter” is the complete removal of both testicles. There is a small incision made in the skin just in front of the scrotum. The testicles are removed and the vessels ligated. The skin is closed with a subcuticular pattern as described above.

We recommend pre-anesthetic blood work for all dogs and cats undergoing a spay or neuter (see Preoperative Bloodwork).
We monitor all animals’ heart, respiratory rate and oxygen level with the use of a monitor. There is always a nurse also directly monitoring these parameters. All animals also receive IV fluids to maintain normal blood pressure during surgery.

Some puppies have “deciduous” (baby) teeth at the time of their surgery. These teeth should have fallen out, and prevent other adult teeth from growing in correctly. We will extract these teeth after their surgery while they are still anesthetized.

All animals receive pre- and postoperative pain medication. They are monitored while waking up from surgery—vitals are taken every 5 minutes until they are sitting up. We recover all patients with a heat pad, so they are warm when they wake up from anesthesia (which drops their body temperature).

For small/petit puppies, we perform post operative blood sugar monitoring to prevent against hypoglycemia. We also give them oral dextrose (sugar) once they are awake and sitting up.

We recommend that your pet stay with us overnight so they will stay quiet. We check their vitals the following day and check their incision. When they go home, they are often difficult to contain because they feel remarkably well. We will have discharge instructions written out for you, and a nurse will review them with you.

If there are any problems or concerns when they go home, we are always available to answer questions.

Surgery and Orthopedics

Our doctors are trained to do all routine surgeries i.e. spays and neuters. We also do a variety of soft tissue surgeries, including, but not limited to skin mass removals, abdominal mass removals (splenectomy), abscess repair (and wound management), bladder stone removal, urethrostomies.

We do perform cat declaws. Although we do not condone this procedure, we do offer it as a service. We understand that cats do ruin furniture, and people may otherwise not keep the pet…we offer “soft paws” (a plastic glue on nail) as a first option. When performing declaws, we provide pre-operative and post operative pain medication, as well as sending the cat home with several days of pain medication. Surprisingly, cats rebound very quickly from this procedure.

We have a surgeon who performs orthopedic surgeries including ruptured A C L (anterior cruciate ligament), fracture repair, hip surgeries, patella luxation repair. Please call us to discuss and procedures and pricing. We are also able to provide second opinions with our surgeon, if needed. We have recently renovated our surgery suite to allow for more state of art monitoring and capabilities.

You are more than welcome to visit and see our surgery suite.

X-ray and Ultrasound

We have recently purchased a digital x-ray system. Now x-rays can be taken and processed in seconds—minimizing the time and exposure (of your pet). These x-rays have optimal visualization and allow us to immediately send out for a specialist to review them if need be. We can also provide you with a CD if you like, or if you need the x-rays for a referral. This has dramatically improved our diagnostic capability.

We also have ultrasound capability. We have a specialist who comes to our facility regularly to perform ultrasound on our ill patients—both abdominal and cardiac. We also offer ultrasound as part of a senior wellness package to help look for early disease processes.

Call us today!

Welcome to Katonah Bedford Veterinary Center, the most comprehensive advanced care veterinary hospital serving Westchester County and surrounding areas, including Putnam, Dutchess and Fairfield counties. At Katonah Bedford Veterinary Center, we provide 24 hours a day, 365 days a year emergency and critical care for pets. In addition, our hospital offers by appointment specialty services, including Cardiology, Dentistry, Dermatology, Diagnostic Imaging, Integrative Medicine, Internal Medicine, Oncology, Surgery and Theriogenology (reproductive medicine).

We are also pleased to offer primary & preventive veterinary care services. Our services include complete wellness care for all of your pet’s life stages from birth and adolescence and through his or her adult and senior years. If a pet medical issue or emergency should arise, we can help!

Please call us today for more information about how we can help your pet live a full & happy life and to schedule your appointment today!

We provide 24 hour emergency care and specialty veterinary services such as behavior, cardiology, internal medicine, neurology, oncology and surgery. We do not provide primary care services.

A great local veterinarian loves your pet (almost) as much as you do by providing the best preventive pet health care. From nose-to-tail veterinary medical exams to vaccinations, microchipping, dental care and surgery, you’ll find the vet your pet deserves at your neighborhood Banfield Pet Hospital®. We’re committed to partnering with you for your pet’s health and happiness, and your peace of mind with:

• 900+ hospitals with convenient evening and weekend hours
• Optimum Wellness Plans® for affordable and comprehensive care
• Online access to your pet's medical records
• And so much more!

Banfield is here to take the best possible care of your furry family members. We hope to meet you and your pet soon!

Tranquil Paws Veterinary is a practice that offers Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), Chinese Herbal Medicine, and Laser Therapy to canine and feline patients. We believe in an integrative approach to veterinary medicine and we strive to offer services that complement traditional veterinary practices. We are based on the Upper East Side of Manhattan and are able to treat our patients in the comfort of their own homes as well as in clinical settings. We provide veterinary services to the greater New York City metropolitan area including Manhattan, the outer boroughs, Westchester, Rockland, and northern New Jersey. Our main goal is to promote the quality of life of our patients by offering therapies that complement more traditional western veterinary medical practices to manage and treat a wide variety of conditions including chronic pain and arthritis.

Mission Statement
Our goal is to promote the quality of life of our patients by offering therapies that complement more traditional western veterinary medical practices. We believe in an integrative approach to veterinary medicine and we strive to use acupuncture, herbal medicine, and laser therapy as complements to traditional western veterinary medicine provided by your veterinarian. Our priority is the quality of life and comfort of our patients and we strive to help them lead long and happy lives.

Commack Animal Hospital in East Northport, NY is a full service companion animal hospital. It is our responsibility not only to offer the best possible care for your pet, but to explain our recommendations so that you can make intelligent informed decisions.

Our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual pet owner.

At this site, you will find information about our services and an extensive Pet Medical Library for you to search for additional pet health care information.

Thank you for taking the time to read about our veterinary practice and the services we offer. We welcome your comments and suggestions.

We look forward to meeting you or seeing you again,

Drs. Rosenfeld, Koslow, Medema, Pettit and Caparosa

A great local veterinarian loves your pet (almost) as much as you do by providing the best preventive pet health care. From nose-to-tail veterinary medical exams to vaccinations, microchipping, dental care and surgery, you’ll find the vet your pet deserves at your neighborhood Banfield Pet Hospital®. We’re committed to partnering with you for your pet’s health and happiness, and your peace of mind with:

• 900+ hospitals with convenient evening and weekend hours
• Optimum Wellness Plans® for affordable and comprehensive care
• Online access to your pet's medical records
• And so much more!

Banfield is here to take the best possible care of your furry family members. We hope to meet you and your pet soon!

At Bond Animal Hospital, our highly-qualified veterinarians and staff respect the affection and kinship you feel for your pet. We provide the care you would expect for any loved one, regardless of species. We share those feelings every day with our own pets.

The human/pet bond is real. Much has been written about how pets ease loneliness, foster social connections, and improve our health. Sometimes we think it was providence that named us Bond Animal Hospital!

With our convenient office hours the scope of services we provide and our excellent veterinarians and staff, we make it easy to keep your pet healthy and happy.

Call us today to learn more and to schedule your pet’s appointment.

Welcome to Comprehensive Animal Health Care Center!

Alberto G. Gil D.V.M is a conventionally-trained veterinarian who has been practicing medicine for over 30 years in Latin America, United States, and Europe. In his constant search for knowledge, Dr. Gil was involved in extensive cattle-research Vesicular Stomatitis disease in Costa Rica. Also, worked with the Pan-American Center against foot-and-mouth disease in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He returned to his homeland, Mexico in the 1980’s and did research about the deficiency of vitamin E and Selenium in Sheep. He maintained a private veterinary practice in Mexico City treating horses, cattle, sheep, and small animals.

In 1991 he wrote a thesis about Equine Rhinopneumonitis. Shortly after, he immigrated to the United States to continue his veterinarian training at the The Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Blacksburg, Virgina. In the 1990’s he was asked to work in the clinic for small and large animals at the Zoo Wupperthal in Wuppertal, Germany. After returning to the USA he became a certified chiropractor. Always interested in the holistic healing art, he studied homeopathy for humans and is a graduate of the Devon School of Homeopathy, New York. At the same time he also received extensive training in veterinary homeopathic care with Dr. Richard Pitcairn.

Presently, Dr. Alberto Gil maintains a private practice for small and large animals in the metro New York and New Jersey area. His work expresses his love for animals, nature, and his vast experience with homeopathy, chiropractic, and nutritional therapy, has made him a highly respected holistic veterinarian.

We're more than an animal hospital! We're the place where pet parents know they can bring their pets for superb veterinary care that sets new standards for quality and kindness. For pets and pet parents alike, a trip to our clinic is an opportunity to see how our neighborly, welcoming staff cares for your pet as if it were their own, and treats you with the friendliness and respect you'd expect from an industry leader.

Additional Services/Information:
Emergencies seen immediately
High-tech medical and surgical facility
Appointments preferred, but walk-ins welcome
Herbal medicine
Prescription pet foods
Orthopedic and soft tissue surgery

Welcome to Progressive Animal Hospital!
At Progressive Animal Hospital, your pet will receive warm, personal attention and the most advanced veterinary care available today. In addition to providing all veterinary services, we incorporate holistic therapies into your pet's care when appropriate, including traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. We also can perform genetic testing so potential diseases and chronic conditions can be detected early and prevented or treated. We encourage you to visit if your pet has a chronic condition, such as arthritis, hip dysplasia, epilepsy, incontinence, urinary tract infections, asthma, or allergies, which are best treated with a combination of Western and Eastern therapies.

We also are attentive to your needs. We offer convenient hours, animal drop-off appointments, and online services, such as scheduling appointments, requesting prescription refills, and viewing your pet's health records. You'll have access to veterinary specialty services, such as veterinary dentistry, ultrasound evaluation, echo cardiology, and orthopedic surgery. We invite you to talk to us. You'll discover how Progressive Animal Hospital can contribute to your pet's overall well-being and health.

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Office Hours

Monday and Wednesday 8:30AM - 7:00PM
Tuesday 8:30AM - 1:00PM
Friday 8:30AM - 5:30PM
Saturday 8:30AM - 1:00PM
Thursday and Sunday Closed
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After-Hours Emergencies
Live Answering Service 24/7 for Progressive Animal Hospital. Dr. Frishman is on call and will refer unstable cases.

We are committed to the wellness of your pet!

We distinguish ourselves within the community by offering exceptional, personalized care for each pet. Each veterinarian and staff member take the time to listen to you and carefully formulate a personalized treatment plan for your pet's veterinary care.

Welcome to the Syosset Animal Hospital, where your pet's total health care is our first concern. This animal hospital has been a landmark at the corner of the Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway and Jericho Turnpike since 1946. We are a team of dedicated skilled professionals providing our animal friends with expert, highly personalized attention. Syosset Animal Hospital's total involvement extends not only to your pet, but to the entire family. The extra caring and meticulous attention to detail reflect our commitment to providing an exceptional standard quality service.

Brookfield Animal Hospital is a 4 doctor small animal hospital providing preventative care, intensive care hospitalization, surgery, dentistry, full laboratory services, ultrasound & radiology, and boarding. Our state-of-the-art 8700 sq.ft. facility has modern equipjment to help our skilled doctors and staff provide your pet with the ultimate medical care & boarding experience. Our goal is to treat your pets as if they were our own, with professionalism and compassion.

We're more than an animal hospital! We're the place where pet parents know they can bring their pets for superb veterinary care that sets new standards for quality and kindness. For pets and pet parents alike, a trip to our clinic is an opportunity to see how our neighborly, welcoming staff cares for your pet as if it were their own, and treats you with the friendliness and respect you'd expect from an industry leader.


Additional Services/Information:
Full-service veterinary hospital
Emergencies welcome
Insurance
Prescription/premium diet pet foods
Serving the community for over 20 years
AAHA Accredited for over 30 years

A great local veterinarian loves your pet (almost) as much as you do by providing the best preventive pet health care. From nose-to-tail veterinary medical exams to vaccinations, microchipping, dental care and surgery, you’ll find the vet your pet deserves at your neighborhood Banfield Pet Hospital®. We’re committed to partnering with you for your pet’s health and happiness, and your peace of mind with:

• 900+ hospitals with convenient evening and weekend hours
• Optimum Wellness Plans® for affordable and comprehensive care
• Online access to your pet's medical records
• And so much more!

Banfield is here to take the best possible care of your furry family members. We hope to meet you and your pet soon!

Jericho Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary medical facility that has been serving the communitites of Syosset, Jericho, Muttontown, Hicksville and Brookville for over 40 years. The professional and courteous staff at Jericho Animal Hospital seeks to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly-valued patients. Our doctors are available on call after hours to meet the immediate needs of your pets.

We are committed to promoting responsible pet ownership, preventative health care and health-related educational opportunities for our clients. Jericho Animal Hospital strives to offer excellence in veterinary care to Syosset, NY and surrounding areas. Please take a moment to contact us today, to learn more about our veterinary practice and to find our more information about how Jericho Animal Hospital can serve the needs of you and your cherished pet.

At Hudson Veterinary Hospital, our staff is committed to providing the best veterinary care available for your pet.

Our expert staff of veterinarians is skilled, compassionate, and caring. Our entire health care team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual pet owner.

We're more than an animal hospital! We're the place where pet parents know they can bring their pets for superb veterinary care that sets new standards for quality and kindness. For pets and pet parents alike, a trip to our clinic is an opportunity to see how our neighborly, welcoming staff cares for your pet as if it were their own, and treats you with the friendliness and respect you'd expect from an industry leader.

Additional Services/Information:
- Preventive veterinary care
-Full medical, surgical and dental services
-Ultrasound, Ecg and general radiology
-Laboratory and pharmaceutical services
-Dental radiology
- Hospitalization
- New clients always welcome
- Open evenings
-Voted one of the best veterinary hospitals in the 2001 New Haven Advocate reader's poll

At Hauppauge Animal Hospital, your pet's health is our top priority, provided through high-quality, professional care and genuine personal service. We pledge to instill client trust and confidence that your pet will always receive compassionate, gentle care, as well as high standards of veterinary medical services. We pledge to provide the finest personal service and facilities for you, our clients and your special pets.

Hauppauge Animal Hospital offers a wide range of primary care, advanced care and alternative medicine services for cats and dogs including:

• Allergy and Itchy Skin Relief
• Alternative Medicine (Chinese Herbal Medicine)
• Anesthesia
• Dental Care
• Dentistry
• Dermatology
• Diabetes Treatment
• Diagnostic Imaging
• Ear Checks
• Endoscopy
• Euthanasia Services
• Flea & Tick Control
• General Surgery
• Health Certificates
• Health Exams
• House Calls
• Immunizations
• In-house Laboratory & Pharmacy
• Internal Medicine
• Isolation Ward
• Nutrition Services
• Oncology
• Orthopedic Surgery
• Oxygen & Transfusion Therapy
• Pain Management
• Parasite Control
• Senior Wellness
• Spays and Neuter
• Vaccinations
• Weight Management Program
• Wellness Exams

We also offer nail trimming and cat boarding.

Please call us today for inquiries about our veterinarian, boarding or grooming services or to schedule your pet’s appointment.