At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, we believe that your pet is a part of the family, yours and ours. That is why we have made it our mission to provide comprehensive and compassionate veterinary care that is in the best interests of you and your furriest family member. If you are in the Anytown area and are looking for a caring veterinary team to help make sure your pet remains in good health, we are nearby and ready to help.
43rd Ave Animal Hospital recommends dentistry as a part of your pet's preventive care. It is similar to having human preventative dental cleanings except with pets, these need to be done under anesthesia.
Learn MoreGet rid of those pesky critters.
Your pet is an easy target for parasites and small insects. Common parasites like ticks, fleas and heartworm-carrying mosquitoes feed on your pets, potentially infecting them with many dangerous diseases.
Learn MoreWhat are 'labs?' It's more than just blood work! Bloodwork
Blood work tells us what is happening on the inside of your pet.
Learn MoreYou are what you eat. Preventive care starts with food.
A nutrient-rich diet is your pet’s first line of defense against disease.
Learn MoreDog Veterinarians Who Really Care
At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, our approach to canine veterinary medicine revolves around a comprehensive, competent, and compassionate care program, aimed at ensuring the highest quality of life for your dog.
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Just like they do with people, the medical needs of senior animals change over time. In fact, pets age at nearly seven times the rate that humans do.
Learn MoreWe Support Every Stage Of Your Cat's Life
As your feline friend grows, he or she will move through six distinct stages of life:
Learn MoreSupport the fight against animal overpopulation
Every year, thousands of stray and unwanted animals are euthanized in shelters across the United States. Many of these deaths are the avoidable result of owners failing to spay and neuter their pets.
Learn More43rd Avenue Animal Hospital Offers A Full-Service Veterinary Clinic
At 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital, we believe that your pet is a part of the family, yours and ours.
Learn MoreSurgery is an effective way to treat many serious injuries and disorders. While invasive, surgical procedures remain the backbone of veterinary medicine, delivering unparalleled results to the field of pet health care.
Learn MoreOur laboratory facilities allow us to provide your pet with first class care – both preventative and diagnostic Bloodwork
Blood work tells us what is happening on the inside of your pet.
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Young animals are like children; it’s a never-ending job keeping them safe and happy. Vaccinations are the best weapon against many viral and bacterial infections, preventing deadly diseases like canine parvovirus and rabies.
Learn MoreOur Preventative Plans have been very popular with many of our clients. They make it easy to get your growing puppy everything they need to lead a healthy life.
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Pet health begins with preventive health care. Semi-annual veterinary exams ensure that your pet’s health is always professionally monitored.
Learn MoreIf your pet has an after-hours emergency, please contact one of the trusted emergency facilities listed below:
Learn MoreWhat is dog acupuncture?
Dog acupuncture is similar to human acupuncture in the sense that we place needles in very specific places in the skin and sometimes the muscle to target specific nerves or muscles to help alleviate pain, reduce inflammation,
Learn More43rd Avenue Animal Hospital’s spa services help your pet look and feel great. Whether your pet needs routine nail clippings or ear cleanings, or needs help controlling specific parasites, we can help at 43rd Avenue Animal Hospital.
Learn MoreWhat is cat neutering?
Cat neutering means we're removing the testicles of male cats.
Learn MoreWhat is class IV laser therapy? Laser therapy is a surgery-free, drug-free, noninvasive treatment that helps reduce pain and inflammation and speed healing. How does class IV laser therapy work?
Learn MoreWhat is the difference between dog spaying and neutering?
Good question, Erin. Neutering is typically the word we use for male dogs and involves castrations: removing the testicles.
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