Cornell University Hospital for Animals
Cornell University Hospital for Animals is a general practice practice in New York City, NY.
About
Cornell University Hospital for Animals provides world-class care through several specialized hospitals located in Ithaca, NY. These include the Companion Animal Hospital for dogs, cats, birds, exotics, and other domestic animals, an Equine Hospital, and the Nemo Farm Animal Hospital for various livestock. The Janet L. Swanson Wildlife Hospital also treats native wild animals.
The Cornell system extends its services beyond Ithaca, with facilities in Elmont, NY, and Stamford, CT, offering specialized equine and companion animal care, respectively. Many of its Ithaca hospitals provide 24/7 emergency and specialty care, and the Ambulatory service offers on-site farm visits for large animals.
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Frequently asked questions
- What types of animals does the Cornell University Hospital for Animals treat at its Ithaca campus?
- The Cornell University Hospital for Animals in Ithaca provides care for a diverse range of animals. The Companion Animal Hospital treats dogs, cats, birds, exotic, and other domestic animals. The Equine Hospital and Equine Park serve horses, while the Nemo Farm Animal Hospital cares for cows, pigs, sheep, goats, camelids, and donkeys. Additionally, the Janet L. Swanson Wildlife Hospital specializes in native wild animals.
- Does the Cornell University Hospital for Animals offer emergency services?
- Yes, several facilities within the Cornell University Hospital for Animals system provide 24/7 emergency care. This includes the Companion Animal Hospital for dogs, cats, birds, exotic, and other domestic animals, as well as the Equine Hospital and Equine Park for horses, and the Nemo Farm Animal Hospital for various livestock.
- What types of veterinary professionals are employed at Cornell University's veterinary facilities?
- Cornell University's College of Veterinary Medicine employs a variety of professionals, including veterinarians and licensed veterinary technicians (LVTs) across different specialties. These roles include LVT positions in nursing care, emergency care, ICU, theriogenology, small animal surgery, and anesthesia. The institution also offers LVT rotating internships and preceptorship programs.
- Is there a facility at Cornell University Hospital for Animals dedicated to wildlife care?
- Yes, the Janet L. Swanson Wildlife Hospital, located in Ithaca, is specifically dedicated to the care of native wild animals. This hospital is part of the broader Cornell University Hospital for Animals system, providing specialized medical attention for local wildlife.
- Does Cornell University Hospital for Animals offer primary veterinary care for companion animals in Ithaca?
- Yes, the Small Animal Community Practice at Cornell University Hospital for Animals in Ithaca provides primary and general care specifically for dogs and cats. This facility is distinct from the Companion Animal Hospital, which focuses on emergency and specialty care for a broader range of domestic animals.