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Business LocationSpring Valley, NY 10977

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General Info: We are a mobile (house call) Veterinary service for dogs and cats. We see patients by appointment in your home. Get quality one-on-one care for your pet, without the hassle and stress of bringing them into an Animal Hospital. This will minimize the chance of your pet picking up contagious diseases at the animal hospital. Great for young puppies, kittens, cats, sick and old dos and cats.
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Services/Products: Heartworm preventative, vaccinations for dogs and cats, Flea and tick preventative, Mobile Veterinary, at home pet care, Veterinarian Exams and Vaccines, Sick pet care, at home euthanasia
Location: Veterinarian in Rockland NY, Bergen NJ, Paramus Veterinarian, Ramsey, Mahwah, Suffern, Nanuet, Nyack, New City, Upper Saddle River, Tappan, Old Tappan, Congers, Blauvelt, Orangeburg, Orangetown, Pearl River, Montvale, Saddle River, Woodcliff Lake, Hillsdale, Westwood, Ridgewood, Glen Rock, Waldwick, Wyckoff, Franiklin Lakes, Oakland, Chestnut Ridge, Clarkstown, New Hempstead, Airmont, Fair Lawn, Oradell, Westwood, Bergenfield, Teaneck, Englewood, Fort Lee, Tenafly, Closter, Englewo
Amenities: Mobile Veterinary, at home pet care, Veterinarian Exams and Vaccines, Sick pet care
Accreditation: AVMA, NNJVMA
AKA: Our House Call Veterinarian of Rockland NY and Bergen NJ
Other Link: House Call (mobile) Veterinarian of Rockland NY and Bergen NJ
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Phone: (201) 803-7705

Address: Spring Valley, NY 10977

Website: House Call (mobile) Veterinarian of Rockland NY and Bergen NJ

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Vaccination
As a crucial preventative measure, it is a good idea to have your pet microchipped. A tiny implant, the size of a piece of rice, is placed under the skin. This takes as long as giving a vaccination. The microchip has a number that is registered. Shelters, Veterinarians, and animal control have readers to red that number that is unique only to your pet. The registry is called, and the owner is reunited with their pet.
Nutritional Counseling
Comprehensive Examination
These are the instructions that I give to my Veterinary clients for a bland diet when their pet is vomiting or having diarrhea. Please remember to always check with your Veterinarian, as different recommendations are made depending on what we see on physical exam. Most notably, when a pet has Pancreatitis, we pull them off of food for a few days and put them on IV fluids.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
Each painful area is treated for a few minutes. The number of times that the pet needs to be treated depends on the individual patient. For a case where pain management is required for trauma, a few sessions will be all that is needed. For chronic conditions, like arthritis or neck pain, we generally start off with two treatments twice a week for six treatments, then reassess what is needed. Some pets require maintenance therapy every week to every month. We find the lowest frequency that helps to keep the pet comfortable. Other patients only require the initial six treatments.
Vomiting Treatment
Diarrhea Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Ear infections, also known as otitis, are a very common problem in many dogs. There can be underlying causes of chronic (having for a long time) or recurrent (keeps coming back) ear infections. Some pets have underlying allergies to food, grass, trees, dust mites, etc. Your Veterinarian may want to do some allergy testing on your pet if they keep getting ear infections. Some dogs have floppy ears. This makes for a deep, dark ear canal; which is a perfect environment for bacteria and yeast to grow. They love darkness and moisture. Young pets are more prone to getting mites. Other dogs can have endocrine (hormone) problems. The most common being hypothyroidism (we don't see this in cats).
Injury Treatment

Infection Treatment

Ear Infection Treatment
Is your pet in pain? Does your pet have arthritis? Back Pain? Neck Pain? Degenerative Disc Disease? Tendonitis? Ear infections? Wounds? Sprains or muscle pulls?
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Please see the blog titled " Hypothyroidism " for information about they symptoms. Here are some suggestions for alternative treatments for hypothyroidism.
Kidney Disease Treatment
The second most common symptom is kidney problems - protein in the urine, or full blown kidney failure. Sometimes, the only thing we will find is protein in the urine on a routine screen,and the pet is asymptomatic. There are a lot of reasons why a pet can have protein in the urine, besides Lyme. Your Veterinarian may want to do a urine protein:creatinine ratio on the urine to determine if the protein on the screening test is at a level to be concerned about. You may notice your pet drinking more, urinating more, losing their appetite, or vomiting if your pet is in Kidney Failure from Lyme. Confirming that Lyme is the cause of the kidney failure can be difficult, as there are also many causes of Kidney failure. Lyme disease is fatal when it effects the kidneys.

Laboratory Services
If your pet has a positive Lyme test, a urine sample should be tested for protein to see if there is any kidney involvement. Full blood work may also be done to look at the other kidney parameters (BUN and Creatinine, amongst others).
X-Ray
Microchipping

General Pet Care

Dog Training
We recommend that you start puppy class as soon as you get the puppy. Puppies bite, jump, bark, etc. It is much easier to train them when they are small. Almost all of our Labrador puppy buyers have used Vince Rambala, who is in Ringwood and Hillsdale. Everyone loves him. I also used him when we keep puppies. He is great with children, and having them be involved with the training process. He is one of the few trainers that I know, that do not make the children sit and color while the parents train the dog. He actively has the children involved. If you are interested, please contact...

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