914-693-5900
Located in Dobbs Ferry, NY
Serving Westchester County
WELLNESS CARE
Pet Wellness Care
Since 1954 | Care Credit Accepted | Locally Owned
Since 1954
Pet Insurance Accepted
Locally Owned
Pet Insurance Accepted
Giving Your Pets the Best Possible Care
Let us handle all the wellness needs of your pets. We care about the health and well-being of your pets just as much as you do. Make sure that your pet stays healthy by visiting us for annual exams and staying current with vaccinations.
Dobbs Ferry Animal Hospital P.C. has been locally owned since 1954.
Making sure your pet has proper nutrition is the key to living a healthy life. If your pet is overweight, speak with the vet about diet pet foods that will help you keep their weight under control.
If your pet is feeling under the weather or acting a bit strange, do not hesitate to contact us for care. Our staff can help you make your pets comfortable. Doctors will test and diagnose your pet to make sure that they get the proper treatment to start feeling better soon.
Fleas, ticks, heartworms, and other parasites can cause a number of problems in your dog or cat. Find medications to prevent these parasites from affecting your pet and also get exams and treatment if your pet is already affected.
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Dobbs Ferry Animal Hospital, P.C.
Giving Your Pets the Proper Nutrition
Making sure your pet has proper nutrition is the key to living a healthy life. If your pet is overweight, speak with the vet about diet pet foods that will help you keep their weight under control.
Caring for Your Sick Pets
If your pet is feeling under the weather or acting a bit strange, do not hesitate to contact us for care. Our staff can help you make your pets comfortable. Doctors will test and diagnose your pet to make sure that they get the proper treatment to start feeling better soon.
Flea and Tick Medications
Fleas, ticks, heartworms, and other parasites can cause a number of problems in your dog or cat. Find medications to prevent these parasites from affecting your pet and also get exams and treatment if your pet is already affected.