The veterinarians and staff at the Veterinary Hospital of East Northport understand the special bond
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The Veterinary Center of East Northport is a full-service veterinary hospital serving pets and their people in East Northport and the Long Island area. Our caring staff and skilled veterinarians provide high-quality, compassionate veterinary care. Your pet is an important member of your family and it is our goal to provide your beloved companion with state-of-the-art veterinary medical care with a loving touch.
Breaking News: Canine Covert Operation! 🐾 Our two furry detectives Fafi & Rari have been spotted conducting a top-secret mission under the veterinary reception desk. Are they gathering intel on treat supplies or just catching up on the latest gossip? Either way, they’re on the case! 🕵️♂️🕵️♀️ "
Happy Birthday Dr. Gantt! 🥳🎂🐾
Closed in honor of Memorial Day, Monday, May 27th, 2024 🇺🇸
Today we honor and remember all who severed and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
Honoring America’s most famous war dog, Sergeant Stubby. 🇺🇸🐾💙
Sergeant Stubby was a street dog in Connecticut when he came across some soldiers training for World War I. He became the unofficial mascot of the 102nd Infantry Regiment and was assigned to the 26th Division in World War I. He served for 18 months and participated in 17 battles and four offensives on the Western Front.
🐾 Attention Pet Parents! 🐾
Heads up! Our vet clinic will be closing early today at 5:30 PM. Don't worry, we'll be back bright and early tomorrow for all your fur babies' needs! Thank you for your understanding. 🕠🐶🐱
Felix being supportive after Zoey's surgical procedure! 🐾💕
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Meet Cosmo, an adorable 10 weeks old Rottweiler! He received nothing but hugs and kisses while he was here for his follow up puppy vaccinations. Cosmo is going to grow up to be one big handsome boy. 💚🐾
Happy Easter🐰💛🐾
It isn't a birthday celebration unless it's spent sharing cupcakes with family!🧁🐾
Happy Birthday Toby, a miniature schnauzer, who turns 16 this year!! 🎉
& Happiest of birthdays to Lyla Bean, a German Shepard, who turned 4 years old. 🩷
Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🍀
Meet Edith & Archie, they are estimated to be 11 years old and just recently rescued from a local shelter.
As you can see, they are now living the life of luxury with all their new toys, beds, and being able to gaze out the window upon the neighborhood.
They were both adopted together, it is unknown whether or not they are siblings but they are incredibly bonded to each other! 🐾💛
Happy New Year from all the doctors and staff at the Veterinary Center of East Northport. Wishing you and your furry pals a year filled with wagging tails, purrs, and endless happiness! Thank you for letting us care for your beloved pets. Here's to a paws-itively wonderful year ahead! 🐾🎊💚
The office will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 1st 2024. 🥂
What better way to recover from surgery?
Darla, an 11-month-old English Bulldog, being snuggled by Elaine one of our LVT's after her spay. 🐶🩷
From all the doctors and staff at the Veterinary Center of East Northport, we wish our clients and our patients a joyous holiday spent with loved ones! 🎄🐾☃️
The office will be closed tomorrow, Monday December 25, 2023. ❤
Feeling festive after decorating the lobby. 🎄☃️
Giving thanks to all our wonderful clients and patients! 🦃🧡
We hope everyone has a sensational day spent with family, friends, and of course your furry loved ones.
The office will be closed Thursday November 23rd, and will reopen for normal business hours Friday November 24th. 🐾
In celebration of Thanksgiving the office will be closing early this evening at 5:00pm & closed tomorrow Thursday November 23rd.
Happy turkey day! 🦃🧡
Happy Halloween 🎃🦋
Dr. Barros with assistants Mackenzie and Dimitra. 🧡
Happy Howl-lo-ween! 🎃👻🐺
Who's ready to go trick-or-treating in their Halloween costumes today?🐈⬛
Share with us your fur babies spooky Halloween costumes!
Puppy or tiny fluffy teddy bear? 🐻
Meet Peanut, a 9 week old Chow Chow! Today was her first puppy check-up and she is absolutely perfect! Welcome to the family Peanut💛
The Chow Chow is an ancient breed known for its lion-like appearance and distinctive blue-black tongue. This medium-to-large-sized dog originated in China and has a rich history that dates back thousands of years. They originally served various purposes, including hunting, guarding, and pulling carts. Today, people primarily know them as loyal companions and family pets.
Brittany’s smiling face has been a fixture around here since 2012. If you’ve met her, it should be no surprise at all that she quickly rose through the ranks to become our Practice Manager in December of 2022.
Her dedication to the patients, clients, and staff at the Veterinary Center of East Northport is seen daily in her compassion and strong work ethic. When she’s not making everything run smoothly around here, she enjoys traveling, skiing, and kayaking with her husband and Frenchie Fiona.
Thank you for all your hard work, Brittany! We appreciate you!
Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸
The office is closed today in celebration of Independence Day ❤️🐾💙
⚠️How to keep your pets safe during unhealthy air quality levels⚠️
💨High levels of smoke are dangerous for your pets so try to reduce their exposure to it as much as possible, according to the EPA:
- Keep indoor pets indoors with doors and windows closed.
- Bring outdoor pets into a room with good ventilation, such as a utility room or garage. Be sure to keep pesticides and other hazardous products often found in such rooms out of reach from the pets.
- If pets go outside for bathroom breaks, keep their outing brief and then wipe down their fur with a wet cloth when they come back inside.🚨
In honor of Memorial Day, the office is closed today. 🇺🇸
We hope everyone has a great weekend!
Dogs have been formally serving in the United States military since World War II. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, more than 10,000 dogs were used by the US Government to serve alongside our soldiers as messengers, sentries, and bomb sniffers. Roles they continue to faithfully serve today. 🇺🇸
As a reminder, in honor of Memorial Day, the office will be closed Monday May 29, 2023. ❤️🤍💙🐾🐾
Dr. Ullmann’s beautiful Emmie turned 1! 🥳🎉
Happy birthday sweet girl we hope your day is full of treats and walks at the park! 🦴🐾💕
The three musketeers all smiling because the rain finally stopped and they can play outside! The girls - Reba June, Nitro & Lyla beam. 🐾🐾🐾
575 Larkfield Road
East Northport, NY
11731
| Monday | 9am - 7pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 7pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 7pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 7pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 2pm |
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Summer snowball fight
Every pup deserves a puppuccino especially after coming to the doctor ☕️💚 #puppuccino
We had a visit from the stork today who brought us 5 Havanese puppies! Welcome to the world little ones 🐶🍼💗 #csection #puppies #havanese
West Hills Animal Hospital Raises Awareness on Dog Choking. Yesterday, two unrelated large dogs were rushed into the ER while choking on a ball (one tennis ball, one solid rubber ball) coincidentally within one hour of each other. Although not a common emergency, this is something veterinarians can see from time to time. Most often, panicked vets will try prying the ball out of the back of the dog’s throat with their hands or forceps instruments, which has a high rate of failure, and the dog will then require emergency tracheostomy to prevent suffocation. Sometimes, many times, it’s too late. There is a technique that is miraculously not widely enough known called the external extraction technique, which almost always results in the quickest ability to remove a ball lodged in the back of the throat and blocking the airway. With permission from both of these dogs’ owners, we are sharing these two videos to spread awareness in the hopes that many other lives will be saved in the future. Both dogs, especially the second dog, were in life threatening conditions when they arrived but after the swift action of our awesome cohesive team of doctors, nurses, and assistants, they are expected to make a continued complete recovery. 🩺🎾 https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=8871225 🎾 Share to save lives. Good job West Hills Animal Hospital & Emergency Center 🐾❤️
East Northport Animal Hospital
Larkfield Road
