In recognition of Pet Dental Health Month, CVA reminds pet owners that protecting their fanged friends’ health should be a daily happening.
Let’s be honest, most pet owners aren’t too keen on looking in their furry friend’s mouth.… Read the rest
Ear infections in dogs are very common, but they are also preventable. Learn the causes today, so you can prevent your pet from suffering in the future.
Causes: There are a few different things that can cause an ear infection in your pet.… Read the rest
1) Keep the feast on the table, NOT under it – Eating turkey (or ham), even a small amount, can cause a life-threatening condition, known as pancreatitis, in pets.… Read the rest
With winter approaching, it is extremely important to get your senior pets in tip-top shape to get them through the long, cold months. Given that November is National Pet Cancer Month and National Pet Diabetes Month, now is the perfect time to learn more about the symptoms and treatment of these pet diseases, and to have your pets checked for any signs of diabetes or cancer.… Read the rest
Costumes, treats, parties and more make Halloween a beloved family tradition across Long Island. But, did you know that it’s one of the most dangerous days of the year to be a family pet? According to the Pet Poison Hotline, it receives a 12% increase in the number of critical care and toxicology calls during the week of Halloween, making it the organization’s busiest time of the year.… Read the rest
With the exception of a pet owner going in for a slobbery kiss or cuddle they rarely take a peek into the mouths of their cat or dog. Many are unaware that the buildup of bacteria lurking within the crevices of pet’s teeth may contribute to serious health complications.… Read the rest
Millions of pet owners may notice their pet’s dirty teeth or bad breath while playing and petting them, and typically do not take these issues too seriously. However, what many dog and cat owners may not realize is that poor oral care can affect a pet’s overall health.… Read the rest
Dog and Cat Dental Issues Can Signal Underlying Health Concerns
Millions of pet owners may notice their pet’s dirty teeth or bad breath while playing and petting them, and typically do not take these issues too seriously. However, what many dog and cat owners may not realize is that poor oral care can affect a pet’s overall health.… Read the rest
Warmer Winter Season and Above-Average Temperatures Bring Out Insects Earlier
With heartworm being diagnosed in all 50 states and The Companion Animal Parasite Council’s spring 2012 forecast calls for elevated levels of heartworm disease this year, with “high” levels in the Northeastern United States — including New York State — Central Veterinary Associates is warning pet owners that, with mosquitoes coming out earlier as the result of a warm winter, there will be a greater prevalence of heartworm during the spring season.… Read the rest
Warmer Winter Season and Above-Average Temperatures Bring Out Insects Earlier
With a winter season that produced above-average temperatures and a negligible amount of snowfall, Central Veterinary Associates is urging pet owners to protect their pets from fleas and ticks as these insects are coming out earlier this year because of the warmer weather.… Read the rest
February is National Pet Dental Health Month and so it is important that all animal owners should have their pet’s teeth and gums cleaned on a regular basis.
National Pet Dental Health Month teaches pet owners that proper dental hygiene is equally as important for their pets as it is for humans.… Read the rest
With the winter season underway, your pet will feel the effects of the cold weather. But for older pets, mobility may become an issue as the result of arthritis or joint pain. Thankfully, there are medications and treatments that can help your pet remain pain-free during the winter months, including Adequan.… Read the rest
With the flu season currently underway, Central Veterinary Associates is offering vaccines for canines which may be susceptible to influenza.
According to the American Medical Veterinary Association, canine influenza is a highly contagious respiratory infection that is caused by a virus — the same virus found in horses with equine influenza.… Read the rest
Feral Cat Found in New Jersey Tests Positive for Rabies in Manhattan Veterinary Hospital
Central Veterinary Associates is urging cat owners to have their pets vaccinated for rabies, not only to ensure their pet’s health, but because it is mandated by New York City and New York State law.… Read the rest
In the light of recent reports that a medication used for the treatment of heartworm in dogs is in short supply after the manufacturer stopped production this month, Central Veterinary Associates is urging its clients and the public to take preventative measures for their pets.… Read the rest
A physical exam by a veterinarian is the best preventative your pet can get. During a physical exam, your veterinarian can screen for signs of many common diseases and/or problem. Where humans may have a doctor for each body system, your veterinarian has to do a full comprehensive exam as they care for your pet’s entire body.
… Read the restA weird thing occurred a couple of weeks ago. It started off with one of those rare times where I actually had time to take a walk through the park. Usually I see pet owners all the time. Dogs of all sorts walking on leashes.
… Read the restMany clients are scared to clip their pet’s toe nails. I don’t blame them because if the nails are clipped too short you can cause your pet a lot of pain. Clipping them too short can also cause a lot of bleeding.… Read the rest
Dog Parks are great places for dogs to get exercise and have fun. Hey, I even have a great time playing with my dog, Shadow. Shadow isn’t too good at playing fetch, (for some reason she thinks fetch is only an indoor sport) so we end up just running around.
… Read the restOur unique system of delivering outstanding veterinary care begins with providing convenient animal clinic locations throughout Nassau and Queens Counties. These clinics are backed by our 24/7/365 state-of-the-art Valley Stream Animal Hospital. The hospital not only serves as an emergency and surgical facility, but also provides advanced diagnostic and treatment services, pain management, dentistry and boarding services for our clients.
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73 W. Merrick Road
Valley Stream, New York 11580
(516) 825-3066
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Terrace Animal Clinic
501 Great Neck Road
Great Neck, New York 11021
(516) 466-9191
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Bayside Animal Clinic
3643 Bell Blvd
Bayside, New York 11361
(718) 224-4451
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Boulevard Animal Clinic
11249 Queens Blvd
Forest Hills, New York 11375
(718) 261-1231
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Rockaway Animal Clinic
1833 Cornaga Avenue
Far Rockaway, NY 11691
(718) 327-7878
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Central Vets Mineola
220 E Jericho Tpke
Mineola, NY 11501
(516) 294-6680
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