Chestnut Ridge Animal Clinic

11/20/2024

Here are our holiday hours!🦃❄️🎄

11/12/2024

10/31/2024

We will be closing at 4:30pm today for Halloween!🎃

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween!!!! 🌾👻🎃🤠🤎

10/30/2024

Show some love for these cute Golden’s🌽

Miller and Bettis- Corn on the cob and Butter

10/29/2024

We have this sweet girl up for adoption!
We took her in as a pregnant stray and her ears were like this when we took her in. Her babies are all adopted & she is now spayed.
She is about 2.5 years old and up to date on her vaccines. She is also on monthly flea and tick prevention as well. We require a vet reference and there will be an adoption fee. She is very loving, loves pets and snuggles. She is quite the purr machine!Please call the office at (315)-252-0312 if interested! 😊

10/03/2024

Dr. Hostetler will be out of office Monday 10/7
for a conference.
We will be open for phones and medication pickups

10/01/2024

The office will be
closed tomorrow 10/2.
We will reopen Thursday at 8am

10/01/2024

Miss Sadie Marie is all smiles😁😁

09/24/2024

Armin is just so handsome!😍

09/20/2024

Pose!📸 Lacey is so photogenic

09/18/2024

We’d like to introduce our new rescue kitty, Sissy! She is the queen of the office and has the best naps ever.🎀😻💖

09/16/2024

Happy Monday from Reeves!😁

09/03/2024

⚠️Hours Update⚠️
Once again, we want to thank everyone for being patient with our hours and schedule. Despite trying since day one to hire another veterinarian, we are still left as a single doctor practice and we are doing our best to be available as much as possible. Going forward, we are adjusting the Wednesday hours to be 8 AM - 1 PM. If you have an appointment scheduled after 1 PM, we will be in touch to reschedule. If you have questions, please let us know. Again, thank you for being the best clients, we appreciate you all!! 🐾

08/29/2024

**We will be CLOSED Monday 9/2 for Labor Day**

08/29/2024

08/29/2024

Blue-green algae is a toxin-producing cyanobacteria that can be found in lakes, ponds and rivers. Exposure to toxins produced by these bacteria can be life-threatening to dogs, humans and other animals. There is no antidote for blue-green algae poisoning, and it can rapidly become fatal. Preventing exposure is the most effective way to avoid this deadly toxin.

Check out the infographic below for more.