In our AAHA-accredited facility at VCA Glen Animal Hospital, we've helped pets live long, healthy and happy lives for more than 50 years. We deliver the best medical care for pets and the best experience for pet owners.
Our veterinarians, technicians and other pet-friendly support staff are trained to the highest standards. Their thorough knowledge of the latest procedures and medicines ensures that all our patients receive the best in preventive and healing care.
At Glen Animal Hospital, we look forward to welcoming you and your pets. We've been the neighborhood animal hospital in Sea Cliff for over 50 years. Everyone on our staff believes in the importance of patient care and client communicaion. We'll give you and your pet all the time you need, and never rush through an exam. We will also carefully track the course of your pet's care, which is so important to your pet's long-term health.
You and your pet will be assisted by experienced, knowledgeable members of our staff. Our veterinarians, veterinary technicians and other personnel are trained to the highest standards. Their knowledge of the latest veterinary medicines and procedures ensures that all our pet patients get the best in prevention and healing methods. We are accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association, and have been since 1974. This means that we are voluntarily inspected in areas such as medical record-keeping, pain management, diagnostic equipment, radiology, surgery, dentistry, and the safety of our facility.
Having a pet is a wonderful experience. However, there are some zoonotic diseases that you should be aware of. These are diseases that can be transferred from animals to humans, including intestinal parasites, leptospirosis, rabies and tick-borne diseases. There are things we can and should do to protect our pets and our human family members from these diseases. Pets can be protected from many diseases by vaccinations and year-round prevention.
Intestinal parasites can be transmitted through contaminated soil and fecal matter. To protect your pets, they should be on year-round parasite protection such as Interceptor and Revolution. You should have your pet's stool sample checked at least twice a year to make sure they aren’t infected and shedding parasites. Humans should wash their hands after gardening or playing outside.
Heartworm disease effects both dogs AND CATS. It is a deadly disease that is transmitted by a mosquito and can be prevented. Both dogs and cats need to be on year-round preventatives such as Interceptor and Revolution.
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Animal Care & Control of New York City
Animal Care & Control of New York City (AC&C) is one of the largest animal shelter-systems in the country, taking in more than 30,000 animals each year. As a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organization since 1995, AC&C rescues, cares for and finds loving homes for homeless and abandoned animals in New York City. AC&C facilities operate in all five boroughs.
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ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Hotline
The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center is staffed 24 hours with veterinary health professionals who have been specially trained in veterinary toxicology. If you think that your pet may have ingested a potentially poisonous substance, call the ASPCA 24 hour emergency Animal Poison Control Center hotline at (888) 426-4435. A consultation fee is applied to your credit card.
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The Pet Loss Support Page
The Pet Loss Support Page, hosted by Moira Allen, offers compassionate, comprehensive information on how to cope with the loss of a beloved animal companion. It provides a variety of helpful articles and tips, as well as a state-by-state guide to bereavement resources.
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Cove Animal Rescue
Cove Animal Rescue's mission is to increase the adoptability of homeless dogs and cats through training, socialization, and improved surroundings that facilitate the transition to a home environment.
http://www.coveanimalrescue.org
