Surgery is often the most effective way to treat many serious injuries and disorders, and Adirondack Veterinary Hospital is proud to offer state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. Our hospital provides a full range of surgical services ranging from standard spaying and neutering to advanced, highly specialized procedures. Surgery specialties Soft-tissue Orthopedic Neurological Dental Ophthalmic Foreign body … Read moreSurgery
As pet parents ourselves, we understand how stressful it can be when your pet is sick, injured, or suffering in any way. Our goal is to make sure you know that your pet’s health and well- being is our priority and we’ll do all we can to help–and do it as quickly, compassionately, and efficiently … Read moreSick Visits/Unwell Pets
It can be hard to admit when we see the signs of old age in our animal companions, but the fact is that most dogs are considered seniors when they hit seven, cats around nine. Pets age much more rapidly than humans, which means diseases and illness progress quicker as well. To ensure that your … Read moreSenior Pet Care
Fleas, ticks, worms, and mosquitoes: it’s important you protect your pet from these pests and the problems they can cause for both animal and human family members: Fleas – can trigger dermatitis, tapeworm, anemia, hot spots and infest a home Intestinal worms – cause illness and can also infect humans Ticks – can transmit numerous … Read moreParasite Prevention
Just like people, pets can suffer lingering effects and discomfort from injury or a surgical procedure. Adirondack Veterinary Hospital takes treating pain seriously and offers several options to help pets feel better, including medication and alternative therapies. We’ll develop a pain management program that’s customized for your pet’s condition and needs. Physical therapy can be … Read morePain Management
Ever heard the expression that “you are what you eat”? Well the same is true for our pets. A nutrition-rich diet is your pet’s first line of defense and a cornerstone of preventive care. Proper daily nutrition will go a long way in keeping your pet healthy by bolstering the immune system and supporting normal … Read moreNutrition
We encourage all pet owners to microchip their animal companions. The sad fact is that only 17% of dogs and 2% of cats make it back to their owners when they become lost. Microchipping greatly increases the chances that your pet will be returned to you. Microchipping a pet is simple, relatively painless and very … Read moreMicrochipping
Sometimes diagnosing a health issue means piecing together all the information you have about a pet—their lifestyle, medical history, clinical signs, lab results, imaging and testing—to create a clear picture of the problem. At Adirondack Veterinary Hospital, we have the experience and state-of-the-art technology to assess your pet’s condition as accurately as possible, and to … Read moreInternal Medicine
Adirondack Veterinary Hospital is proud to have a fully stocked in-house pharmacy where you can purchase your pet’s medications, flea, tick and heartworm preventives and prescription diets. When you buy directly from us, prescriptions can be filled right on site, and you can be sure of their safety and effectiveness. Also, your purchase is logged … Read moreIn-House Pharmacy
According to the Companion Animal Parasite Council, the incidence of heartworm across the country is up. As you may already know, potentially deadly heartworm is spread by mosquitoes, and it only takes one bite to infect a pet. Once infected, heartworm can do severe damage to a pet’s heart, lungs, and blood vessels. Sadly, many … Read moreHeartworm Prevention
