Our superior team of veterinarians, licensed veterinary technicians, veterinary aides, and support staff are here to give your pets the personal attention and care they deserve. Each facility is slightly different; reflecting the needs of the community in which it is located. However, one thing that they all have in common is a staff dedicated to providing accessible, comprehensive, and compassionate veterinary care to the pets of Long Island.
We maintain our high standard of veterinary care by utilizing up to date practices and diagnostic skills in the ever-changing field of internal medicine, as well as surgical techniques with abundant field experience. Our growth from one hospital to a group of hospitals is a testimony to our work ethic, honesty and compassion. We provide and recommend services based on your pet's lifestyle rather than corporate recommendations.
Wellness examinations and vacccination schedules are important methods of preventative care. We provide compassionate care in the best interest of the family and the pet as we know this decision is a hard one.
We maintain our high standard of veterinary care by utilizing up to date practices and diagnostic skills in the ever-changing field of internal medicine, as well as surgical techniques with abundant field experience. Our growth from one hospital to a group of hospitals is a testimony to our work ethic, honesty and compassion. We provide and recommend services based on your pet's lifestyle rather than corporate recommendations.
Wellness examinations and vacccination schedules are important methods of preventative care. We provide compassionate care in the best interest of the family and the pet as we know this decision is a hard one.
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Animal Care Center of Plainview
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Animal Care Center of Plainview is one of the oldest hospitals in the Hicksville-Plainview-Jericho-Syosset area established in 1956 by Dr. Goris as Hicksville Animal Hospital when this area used to be farmland.
Hicksville Animal Hospital served all species including cattle, horses, sheep, goats, dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and guinea pigs.
At the peak of his professional achievements, he sold Hicksville Animal Hospital to Dr. Poggi's administration.
Hicksville Animal Hospital flourished and served almost 8000-10000 clients at one time, and was ultimately sold to Dr. Jackie Shanata in 2001.
Hicksville Animal Hospital served all species including cattle, horses, sheep, goats, dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, and guinea pigs.
At the peak of his professional achievements, he sold Hicksville Animal Hospital to Dr. Poggi's administration.
Hicksville Animal Hospital flourished and served almost 8000-10000 clients at one time, and was ultimately sold to Dr. Jackie Shanata in 2001.
Animal Care Center of Hempstead
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Animal Care Center of Hempstead was established in 1991 in Hempstead when the Village of Hempstead was going through a severe downturn.
Based on the success of North Shore Animal League at North Shore of Long Island, Animal Care Center of Hempstead was started as South Shore Animal Hospital and Adoption Center.
Because of funding limitations, with a heavy heart the adoption center was closed after about 2000 successful adoptions.
Since 1997, Animal Care Center of Hempstead has been serving the community as full service animal hospital.
Based on the success of North Shore Animal League at North Shore of Long Island, Animal Care Center of Hempstead was started as South Shore Animal Hospital and Adoption Center.
Because of funding limitations, with a heavy heart the adoption center was closed after about 2000 successful adoptions.
Since 1997, Animal Care Center of Hempstead has been serving the community as full service animal hospital.
Animal Care Center of Elmont
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It was established in 1965 by Dr. Herbert Roosenoff.
Dr. Roger Warren took over the practice in 1973 and has been serving the community for last 40 years.
For many families, Dr. Roger Warren is not only a veterinarian but also a family and a community member.
It was Dr. Warren's desire to keep his legacy of Animal Care Center of Elmont as a family oriented animal hospital with the commitment of services and dedication to pet care.
Dr. Warren was comfortable to part with the Animal Hospital and give the charge to Animal Care Centers.
Dr. Roger Warren took over the practice in 1973 and has been serving the community for last 40 years.
For many families, Dr. Roger Warren is not only a veterinarian but also a family and a community member.
It was Dr. Warren's desire to keep his legacy of Animal Care Center of Elmont as a family oriented animal hospital with the commitment of services and dedication to pet care.
Dr. Warren was comfortable to part with the Animal Hospital and give the charge to Animal Care Centers.
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