Chittenango Animal Hospital

01/01/2024

12/30/2023

Tomorrow is New Year's Eve! We will be closed on New Year's Day, so if you need anything, we close at our regular time of 1pm today. Have a happy and healthy New Year!

12/23/2023

Reminder- we will be closed Monday for the Christmas holiday. We are open today our regular hours (until 1 PM).

12/09/2023

It's the International Day of Veterinary Medicine. There is a lot involved in being part of the veterinary team. Obviously there are the doctors, backed up by technicians, providing the actual medicine. But the veterinary clinic could not operate efficiently without a full team We want to recognize our support staff- veterinary assistants, reception and office staff, cleaners, and all the outside people who provide related services and keep our equipment and building safe and functional. Thank you to all our hospital family!

12/02/2023

December is National Cat Month! What better way to celebrate all things cat than to do a cat-related activity each day? Here is a calendar full of ideas!

31 ways to celebrate National Cat Lovers Month. Suggestions include supporting rescue, activities for you and your cats, and ways to show your love of cats.

11/30/2023

As we end November and National Senior Pet Month, don't forget those senior pets in shelters and rescue- they deserve the gift of a loving home!

11/28/2023

Today is Giving Tuesday. As we have in past years, we are collecting gifts for foster children throughout Madison County. This is a wonderful program that enriches the lives of children in foster care. You can drop gifts off whenever we are open. Money is also accepted in cash or check. Collection date is December 4th. Thank you for your generosity!

11/25/2023

Shop small, shop local today! Support your local economy!

11/21/2023

We are again collecting gifts for foster children throughout Madison County. You can drop gifts off whenever we are open. Money is also accepted in cash or check. Collection date is December 4th. Thank you for your generosity!

11/17/2023

It's National Take a Hike Day. Hiking with our dogs can be fun, as long as they (and you) are prepared. Where do you like to hike? (I liked Nelson Swamp as my dog became elderly as it was fun but level.)

Dogs can be excellent company on outdoor adventures, but only if you plan properly. Here, you’ll find everything you need to know, bring, do, and avoid to optimize the fun for both you and your pet.

11/14/2023

It's World Diabetes Day. Did you know our pets can get diabetes too? Here is some information to help you recognize this disease in your pats.

Certain triggers cause us vet types to start thinking in overdrive during our examinations of pets. A seemingly innocent question, like “How’s his appetite? Has he been drinking more or less than usual?” can actually represent a significant clue in our hunt for answers. A dog or cat, for examp...

11/11/2023

Today is Veteran's Day, when we honor all those who have served our country. Don't forget the animals as well! Horses, pigeons, and most notably, dogs have all served our country. Many military dogs cannot integrate back into being housepets, but deserve their retirement. I'd like to spotlight the Ddamian Project, which is run by an alumnus of the hospital, Krystal Tronboll, who is devoting her life to caring for these veterans.

​Our Mission is to provide a forever home to our Nation's fiercest canine heroes. We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving as many retiring Military, Contract and Law enforcement K9's...

11/08/2023

Today is the International Day of Radiology. Radiology as a specialty consists of x-rays, CTs, MRIs and ultrasound. Most veterinary practices have access to x-rays and ultrasounds, and veterinarians are trained if their use and interpretation. Specialists are consulted for advanced imaging and cases that are difficult to interpret. We do have specialists available to refer these cases to when needed, and their input is generally invaluable!

11/07/2023

Today is National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day. One of the most common cancers, it can often be treated, Here are some facts about this common cancer.

Lymphoma in dogs is a type of cancer that starts in their white blood cells. Learn more about symptoms, stages, and treatments of canine lymphoma.

11/05/2023

This week is National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week. Our shelters do a lot for the welfare of animals. Look there for adoptions, and consider donating. If you donate, keep you money local. Contrary to popular belief, donations to a certain well-advertised shelter in NYC do NOT go to local shelters.
And lets see all those shelter graduates!

11/03/2023

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Cancer is a major cause of illness and death in our pets. Early detection is important, and many new treatments are available. Here's what you can do to help combat cancer in your pets.

Pets today have a better chance of being successfully treated for neoplasia and cancer than they did before.

11/01/2023

November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month. There are many reasons to open your heart and home to a senior pet, and there are many senior pets in shelters and rescues looking for a 'retirement home'.

Raising a puppy is an amazing experience. But there's a strong argument for bringing a senior dog into your life if you're looking for a canine companion. Here's our guide to adopting a senior dog, and why it's a great idea to do so.

10/31/2023

Hve a fun, spooky Halloween! We will be closing at 5 PM tonight to help keep the trick-or-treaters safe! Happy haunting!

10/30/2023

Tomorrow is Halloween. We will be closing at 5pm to help reduce traffic and keep the trick-or-treaters safe. Please plan for medication and food pickup accordingly!

10/24/2023

Next week is Halloween. We will be closing at 5pm to help reduce traffic and keep the trick-or-treaters safe. Please plan for medication and food pickup accordingly!

10/22/2023

It's Reptile Awareness Day. Are you allergic to furry critters but still want a pet? Consider a reptile! They are surprisingly affectionate, and some are easy to care for. Here are some of the best reptiles for a novice owner.

There are lots of scaly pets out there, but what are the overall best pet reptiles? Check out our favorite snakes, lizards, and turtles!