Welcome to Village Animal Hospital of Jericho, NY Your Exclusive Source For iTHERM Animal Pain Management and Pet Rehabilitation in New York State! Village Animal Hospital is proud to offer iTHERM hyperthermia treatment for fast and effective healing in pet rehabilitation and animal pain management. Village Animal Hospital is currently the ONLY veterinary hospital in New York State licensed to perform iTHERM treatments.
We offer complete pet health care services to make sure your pets stay happy and healthy including physical examination, veterinary X-ray facilities, dental treatment, veterinary surgery, and diagnostic analysis. Our compassionate and caring team of Doctors, Veterinary Technicians, Administrative Staff and animal caretakers are committed to bringing you the very best in comprehensive health care for your pets.
Whether you have a new puppy or kitten, or your companion is a senior pet starting to feel his age, Village Animal Hospital will provide you with the latest cutting edge technologies in medical treatments, surgical procedures and veterinary dentistry for your pets.
We offer complete pet health care services to make sure your pets stay happy and healthy including physical examination, veterinary X-ray facilities, dental treatment, veterinary surgery, and diagnostic analysis. Our compassionate and caring team of Doctors, Veterinary Technicians, Administrative Staff and animal caretakers are committed to bringing you the very best in comprehensive health care for your pets.
Whether you have a new puppy or kitten, or your companion is a senior pet starting to feel his age, Village Animal Hospital will provide you with the latest cutting edge technologies in medical treatments, surgical procedures and veterinary dentistry for your pets.
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VILLAGE ANIMAL HOSPITAL OF JERICHO, NEW YORK We're here to answer your questions about your pet's health care.
Contact us at our office and speak with one of our veterinary staff members to schedule an appointment for your pet.
In Case of an Emergency After Hours, Contact Us at (516) 333-5040 for Instructions, or Contact one of the Emergency Hospitals Below.
Contact us at our office and speak with one of our veterinary staff members to schedule an appointment for your pet.
In Case of an Emergency After Hours, Contact Us at (516) 333-5040 for Instructions, or Contact one of the Emergency Hospitals Below.
AFFORDABLE SPAY and NEUTER SERVICES Your pet is a companion, a friend, and in a real sense a member of your family.
In order to reduce the number of animals ending up in shelters or being euthanized, we encourage you to discuss spaying or neutering your pet with your veterinarian.
Together we can work as a team to help reduce the number of unwanted and abandoned animals.
Both male and female dogs and cats are mature enough to reproduce between the ages of six to nine months.
In order to reduce the number of animals ending up in shelters or being euthanized, we advise that you spay or neuter your pet.
In order to reduce the number of animals ending up in shelters or being euthanized, we encourage you to discuss spaying or neutering your pet with your veterinarian.
Together we can work as a team to help reduce the number of unwanted and abandoned animals.
Both male and female dogs and cats are mature enough to reproduce between the ages of six to nine months.
In order to reduce the number of animals ending up in shelters or being euthanized, we advise that you spay or neuter your pet.
DENTISTRY FOR YOUR PET Our dental services include teeth cleaning and polishing, tooth extractions and minor oral surgery.
All pets receive a complete dental scaling with hand scaling below the gum line, and tooth polishing.
Our doctors perform in- house surgeries and dental procedures using state-of-the-art technology to ensure your pet receives the best veterinary dental care available.
PET DENTAL CARE Our dental services include teeth cleaning and polishing, tooth extractions and minor oral surgery.
All pets receive a complete dental scaling with hand scaling below the gum line, and tooth polishing.
Our doctors perform in- house surgeries and dental procedures using state-of-the-art technology to ensure your pet receives the best veterinary dental care available.
PET DENTAL CARE Our dental services include teeth cleaning and polishing, tooth extractions and minor oral surgery.
STEM CELL REGENERATION Stem cell regenerative medicine can be used to treat joint, bone and ligament injuries including everything from arthritis to injuries and fractures.
Stem cell medicine holds much promise for a variety of diseases, including liver, kidney, heart, neurologic and immune- mediated diseases.
OXYGEN THERAPY Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a relatively new method that veterinarians are using today to treat wounded or chronically ill animals.
This exciting treatment accelerates normal post-operative healing and increases the benefits of many antibiotics by improving their tissue penetration.
Stem cell medicine holds much promise for a variety of diseases, including liver, kidney, heart, neurologic and immune- mediated diseases.
OXYGEN THERAPY Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a relatively new method that veterinarians are using today to treat wounded or chronically ill animals.
This exciting treatment accelerates normal post-operative healing and increases the benefits of many antibiotics by improving their tissue penetration.
BENEFITS OF LASER THERAPY FOR YOUR PETS High-energy laser therapy can penetrate deeply into the body to diminish pain and stimulate healing.
Many pets suffer from chronic pain due to arthritis caused by hip dysplasia, spondylosis, traumatic injury, etc.
A class of drugs, non-steroid anti-inflammatories (NSAIDS), has provided significant relief from pain, but long-term use of these drugs can have some undesirable effects.
In addition, some animals are NSAID-intolerant.
Cats are particularly sensitive to some of these medications, so there are fewer pain management options available for the feline patient.
Many pets suffer from chronic pain due to arthritis caused by hip dysplasia, spondylosis, traumatic injury, etc.
A class of drugs, non-steroid anti-inflammatories (NSAIDS), has provided significant relief from pain, but long-term use of these drugs can have some undesirable effects.
In addition, some animals are NSAID-intolerant.
Cats are particularly sensitive to some of these medications, so there are fewer pain management options available for the feline patient.
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