Does West Chelsea Veterinary offer pet dental care?

Yes, West Chelsea Veterinary provides pet dentistry services. They emphasize that proper dental care is integral to a pet's well-being and includes more than just at-home brushing.

When was West Chelsea Veterinary established?

West Chelsea Veterinary was founded in 1997. It has been providing animal care services to pets and their owners for over two decades.

Does West Chelsea Veterinary assist with international pet travel?

Yes, West Chelsea Veterinary has internationally accredited veterinarians who can help prepare travel paperwork and obtain the necessary documents for international pet travel.

Is the West Chelsea Veterinary facility accessible?

Yes, the West Chelsea Veterinary facility is handicap-accessible. It includes an elevator at the ground level and an ADA-compliant bathroom.

West Chelsea Veterinary

West Chelsea Veterinary is a general practice practice in New York, NY. Procedures include acupuncture, advanced imaging, Cat Adoptions, and Pet Pharmacy.

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About

West Chelsea Veterinary is a general practice established in 1997, providing a wide array of veterinary services in New York City. The clinic offers wellness and prevention, surgery, dentistry, acupuncture, pain management, internal medicine, and advanced imaging. Additional services include pet diagnostics, an in-house pharmacy, and international pet travel certificates.

Located in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, the clinic extends its services to pets from the surrounding areas. They are committed to building lasting bonds with clients and their pets, focusing on individualized and compassionate care. The facility is handicap-accessible, featuring an elevator at ground level and an ADA-compliant bathroom.

Procedures

acupuncture
advanced imaging
Cat Adoptions
Pet Pharmacy
Pet Diagnostics
wellness and prevention
International Pet Travel Certificates
internal medicine
pain management
surgery
Retail
dentistry

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Frequently asked questions

What types of services does West Chelsea Veterinary offer?: West Chelsea Veterinary provides a variety of services including pet wellness and prevention, surgery, dentistry, acupuncture, pain management, internal medicine, and advanced imaging. They also offer pet diagnostics, an in-house pharmacy, and international pet travel certificates.
Does West Chelsea Veterinary offer pet dental care?: Yes, West Chelsea Veterinary provides pet dentistry services. They emphasize that proper dental care is integral to a pet's well-being and includes more than just at-home brushing.
When was West Chelsea Veterinary established?: West Chelsea Veterinary was founded in 1997. It has been providing animal care services to pets and their owners for over two decades.
Does West Chelsea Veterinary assist with international pet travel?: Yes, West Chelsea Veterinary has internationally accredited veterinarians who can help prepare travel paperwork and obtain the necessary documents for international pet travel.
Is the West Chelsea Veterinary facility accessible?: Yes, the West Chelsea Veterinary facility is handicap-accessible. It includes an elevator at the ground level and an ADA-compliant bathroom.

Contact & hours

Address

248 W 26th St
New York

Phone

(212) 645-2767

Website

westchelseavet.com

4.8 · 496 Google reviews

Recent reviews

2 months ago

Mel Smith

We really like both the vet and nurse that we met with. They were both very caring and kind, and the vet took time to understand our concerns and answer questions. She seemed very knowledgeable and went above and beyond when diagnosing the problem and providing treatment options. We were provided with a very detailed estimate prior to treatment so there were no surprises, and the cost was in line with other vets we have been too. We will definitely be back to see her when we are New York and have any veterinary needs.
3 months ago

Hanna B

The whole staff is great! Very attentive, knowledgeable and caring. Clear and effective communicators. I can’t say enough good things about Dr. Price! She is so Sweet towards my cat bijou. She’s understanding with how my cat is feeling and treats her like bijou could be her own pet and it’s just really comforting to see that. There are cheaper, veterinarian offices in the city but I continue to come to West Chelsea vet because of the excellent medical care they provide and the genuineness in the interactions I’ve had with the staff there. Thank you so much!
3 months ago

m m

My sweet cat was not feeling well, and I just moved so I didn't know where to get really loving and supportive kitty care. I was also unable to take him in myself. My partner brought him in, and he was seen by Dr. Canales. I was on speakerphone as she discussed options, pricing, and follow up. Even though I couldn't be there, I felt so comforted and grateful that we chose this veterinary office. I am so pleased with her attention to detail, how kind and informative she is, and I'm grateful to have found the right place for both of my boys. I hope never to have an emergency situation again. I do look forward to continuing with follow up and preventative medical care. Thank you so much, Dr. Canales. You are a gem.

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7 months ago

Frantz Desrivieres Jr.

Dr. Canales was amazing and friendly. She always takes care of Bella. Very grateful for her work.
7 months ago

Norma Fernandez

I want to share my heartbreaking experience to ensure other pet parents are fully informed. My beloved cat, Oreo, had diabetes. Before starting the medication Bexacat, her health was stable: ketone levels were normal, and she had no diarrhea. After starting the medication, Oreo's health rapidly deteriorated. She became lethargic and developed severe diarrhea. While my vet was aware and prescribed anti-diarrhea medication, I was never given a printed sheet explaining the potential side effects of Bexacat, which I later learned is a relatively new drug. Had I been aware of the risks, I would not have given it to her. The decline was severe. Her ketone levels rose, and her potassium dropped dangerously low. When I took her to the ER, I was told her levels made it too dangerous to administer insulin. Due to how sick she had become, I had to make the tragic decision to put Oreo to sleep. I am devastated and traumatized by this. I feel this situation could have been prevented if proper information had been provided. According to the FDA, veterinarians should give pet owners an information sheet on potential side effects. Please, pet parents: thoroughly research all new medications and consider seeking a second opinion before starting any new treatment for your pet.

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