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All Friends Veterinary Hospital, East Islip
East Islip / New York / United States
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At All Friends Veterinary Hospital, we provide high quality veterinary care in East Islip and the surrounding communities, including Brightwaters, Bay Shore, Islip, and Oakdale. Whether you need routine wellness care or emergency services, you can come to us for the latest treatments in a clean and comfortable setting.
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Animal Eye Care Of WNY, Depew
Depew / New York / United States
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Perry Pet -Livonia
Livonia / New York / United States
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Olivers Dog & Cat Clinic, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Animal Medical of New City
New City / New York / United States
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Animal Medical has been in business for almost 30 years and is one of the only vets in the area to have achieved American Animal Hospital Association certification. This means that it voluntarily holds itself to a higher standard of pet care. It offers numerous services to pet owners, including surgery, rehabilitation, nutritional programs, pet food and supplies, grooming and more. 

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BluePearl Pet Hospital, New York
New York / New York / United States
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When you have a pet emergency, seconds count. We want you to know, we’re ready. If your pet has a condition that requires a specialist’s expertise, we’re ready for that too. Our experienced team of veterinarians, vet technicians and support staff work closely together to provide the comprehensive, compassionate care your pet needs and deserves. If you need a board-certified expert for a chronic condition, we’re also a specialty hospital. Accessible by public transportation, BluePearl Midtown on West 55th Street has a linear accelerator, which allows it to offer radiation therapy for cancer patients. The 20,000-square-foot hospital, formerly known as NYC Veterinary Specialists, also offers radioiodine I-131 treatment for cats with hyperthyroidism. It’s New York and so our Midtown hospital occasionally makes it into a movie or TV show. As you might guess, our veterinarians sometimes respond to the medical emergencies of TV and zoo animals, including a hypoglycemic porcupine, a flamingo with a fracture and a tiger with a bad knee, to name a few. Meanwhile, we strive to treat your own pets like the stars they most certainly are.
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Westbrook Veterinary Clinic, Walton
Walton / New York / United States
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Countryside Veterinary Clinic, Carthage
Carthage / New York / United States
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Lyndon Veterinary Clinic, Fayetteville
Fayetteville / New York / United States
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Banister Animal Hospital, Kingston
Kingston / New York / United States
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Greenpoint Veterinary Hospital, Brooklyn
Brooklyn / New York / United States
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Village Veterinary Hospital, Canastota
Canastota / New York / United States
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Established in 1977, Village Veterinary Hospital is a New York-based, full-service companion animal hospital. It provides medical, surgical and dental care services for dogs and cats, as well as avian, exotic and pocket pets. The hospital offers routine preventive care for pets. Village Veterinary Hospital provides variety of diagnostic procedures through in-house testing procedures. Its facility includes a pharmacy, surgery suite and diagnostic area. The hospital specializes in full medical examination and diagnostic services. Village Veterinary Hospital also offers 24-hour emergency care solutions. It additionally provides radiology, ultrasonography, consulting, electrocardiography, acupuncture and breeding services. The hospital employs more than 40 professionals. Village Veterinary Hospital is certified by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA).
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Countryside Veterinary Hospital, West Winfield
West Winfield / New York / United States
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Animal Medical Center, New York
New York / New York / United States
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Fort Hill Animal Hospital, Huntington
Huntington / New York / United States
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Since 1983, Fort Hill Animal Hospital has been helping keep the beloved pets of Huntington happy and healthy. From simple checkups to dental work and surgery, Fort Hill Animal Hospital will do whatever it takes to help ensure that your pet stays healthy.

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Croton Animal Hospital, Croton On Hudson
Croton On Hudson / New York / United States
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Croton Animal Hospital provides the highest quality veterinary care in Yorktown & Ossining, New York (NY) and the surrounding areas. Contact us today at (914)271-6222 for your pet care needs!

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A Animal Clinic of Queens, Middle Village
Middle Village / New York / United States
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Otter Lake Veterinary Clinic, Forestport
Forestport / New York / United States
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Fresh Meadows Animal Clinic
Fresh Meadows / New York / United States
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Comprehensive Animal, Huntington Station
Huntington Station / New York / United States
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Welcome to Comprehensive Animal Health Care Center! Alberto G. Gil D.V.M is a conventionally-trained veterinarian who has been practicing medicine for over 30 years in Latin America, United States, and Europe. In his constant search for knowledge, Dr. Gil was involved in extensive cattle-research Vesicular Stomatitis disease in Costa Rica. Also, worked with the Pan-American Center against foot-and-mouth disease in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He returned to his homeland, Mexico in the 1980’s and did research about the deficiency of vitamin E and Selenium in Sheep. He maintained a private veterinary practice in Mexico City treating horses, cattle, sheep, and small animals. In 1991 he wrote a thesis about Equine Rhinopneumonitis. Shortly after, he immigrated to the United States to continue his veterinarian training at the The Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Blacksburg, Virgina. In the 1990’s he was asked to work in the clinic for small and large animals at the Zoo Wupperthal in Wuppertal, Germany. After returning to the USA he became a certified chiropractor. Always interested in the holistic healing art, he studied homeopathy for humans and is a graduate of the Devon School of Homeopathy, New York. At the same time he also received extensive training in veterinary homeopathic care with Dr. Richard Pitcairn. Presently, Dr. Alberto Gil maintains a private practice for small and large animals in the metro New York and New Jersey area. His work expresses his love for animals, nature, and his vast experience with homeopathy, chiropractic, and nutritional therapy, has made him a highly respected holistic veterinarian.
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