City Veterinary Care
City Veterinary Care is a general practice practice in New York City, NY.
About
City Veterinary Care, established in 2003 by Dr. Andrew Kaplan, a Board-Certified Specialist in Veterinary Internal Medicine, provides both general and specialized medical and surgical services for dogs and cats. The clinic is recognized for its commitment to personalized, comprehensive care, offering services ranging from routine wellness exams to advanced surgeries and in-house diagnostics. They also provide continuous 24-hour nursing care for hospitalized pets.
Located on the Upper West Side of New York City, City Veterinary Care offers urgent care services for pets experiencing sudden illness, injury, or distress. The clinic emphasizes preventive care through tailored wellness programs, vaccinations, and senior pet care. They also support the community through their non-profit, The Toby Project, which aims to address pet overpopulation in NYC.
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Frequently asked questions
- What specialized medical services does City Veterinary Care offer?
- City Veterinary Care provides exceptional general and specialized medical and surgical services for dogs and cats. The clinic was established by Dr. Andrew Kaplan, a Board-Certified Specialist in Veterinary Internal Medicine, indicating a focus on advanced internal medicine. They also offer urgent care, surgery, in-house diagnostics, and continuous 24-hour nursing care for hospitalized pets.
- Does City Veterinary Care provide care for pets requiring hospitalization?
- Yes, City Veterinary Care offers continuous 24-hour nursing attention for pets that require hospitalization. This ensures pets are never left unattended, with a focus on their comfort through meticulously maintained enclosures, cozy bedding, and frequent access to secure outdoor spaces for bathroom breaks.
- How does City Veterinary Care approach pet vaccinations?
- City Veterinary Care tailors vaccination plans to meet each pet's unique needs, considering age, lifestyle, medical history, and environmental exposure. They categorize vaccines as core, universally recommended for all dogs and cats, and non-core, recommended based on specific risk factors. For senior pets, blood testing is advocated to assess organ function before vaccination.
- What types of non-core vaccines are available for dogs at City Veterinary Care?
- For dogs, non-core vaccines include Bordetella bronchiseptica for kennel cough, Leptospirosis for bacterial infections from contaminated water, Lyme Disease for tick-borne illness, and Canine Influenza for dogs in group settings. These are recommended based on a pet's unique risk factors and lifestyle.
- What is the clinic's approach to preventive wellness care?
- City Veterinary Care believes prevention is the foundation of a long, healthy life for pets. Their wellness programs are designed around proactive measures, including routine annual exams, vaccinations, and screenings, to identify and address potential health issues early. They aim to reduce preventable diseases and enhance overall pet well-being.