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Prefurred Veterinary

Your Pets Health, Our Priority!
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We offer comprehensive pet care with both in-clinic and mobile service options.

🏥 1288 NJ-33, Farmingdale, NJ
🚐 Mobile services to your doorstep

💉 Vaccinations, 🔍 Check-ups, & ✨more!

📲 Call/Text: 732.839.5414

07/02/2024

4th of July is just around the corner which means it is time to start thinking about how we can make this time as comfortable as possible for our furry friends! 🎆

Fireworks can be exciting for us, but they can be frightening for our dogs. Let's ensure a safe and happy holiday for everyone! 🐶💜

06/28/2024

Say goodbye to stressful trips to the vet. Our fully equipped mobile clinic comes to you, saving you time and hassle. No more juggling schedules or wrangling anxious pets into the car! It's a win-win for everyone! 💜🐾

06/26/2024

Taking care of your aging pet involves a combination of regular veterinary care, appropriate nutrition, exercise, mental stimulation, and lots of love and attention. 💜

By providing comprehensive care tailored to their changing needs, you can help ensure that your pet enjoys a comfortable and fulfilling life as they grow older. 🐶🐾

06/24/2024

Training your dog not to beg is essential for promoting good behavior, maintaining a harmonious household, and ensuring the health and safety of your furry companion. 🐕

Allowing pets to beg for food can lead to them consuming harmful items or overeating, which can have negative health consequences. Remember, patience and consistency are key when training your dog, but the benefits of a well-behaved pet are well worth the effort! 💜🐾

06/21/2024

By prioritizing pool safety for your dog during the summer, you can make sure they enjoy the water while minimizing the risk of accidents or injury. 🌴☀️

Don't forget that supervision, training, and proper precautions are key to creating a fun and safe environment for your furry friend during the hot summer months. 🐾

06/19/2024

Keeping your canine companion hydrated is crucial, especially during the scorching summer months. ☀️

Dogs can quickly succumb to dehydration, leading to serious health complications. Ensure your pup has access to fresh, cool water at all times, whether indoors or outdoors, and watch for signs of dehydration such as excessive panting, lethargy, and dry gums. 🐶💧

By prioritizing hydration, you're not only keeping your dog comfortable but also safeguarding their well-being during the heat of summer.

06/17/2024

Shielding your pet from the sun's rays is more than just a summer precaution—it's essential care. ☀️

Just like us, pets can suffer from painful sunburns and long-term skin damage. Protect your furry companion by providing shade, limiting sun exposure during peak hours, and applying pet-safe sunscreen to vulnerable areas. 🐾💜

06/14/2024

Kyle and Obi came in for their preventative care and did great! 🐾💜

06/12/2024

This week's spotlight: The Airedale Terrier!

Source: akc.org

06/10/2024

Dupree was the bestest boy today for his visit! 💜🐾

06/07/2024

Dogs communicate with us and with each other through various means, including body language, vocalizations, and behaviors like yawning. 🐶

By paying attention to their body language, including yawning, we can deepen our understanding of our canine companions and strengthen our bond with them. 💜🐾

06/05/2024

Dior looking all handsome at his visit today! Who can say no to this sweet face? 🥹💜

06/03/2024

Knowing how to handle emergencies like choking or when a pet stops breathing is crucial for pet owners. 🐾 🏥

Quick action can mean the difference between life and death for your furry friend. By being prepared and knowing the proper techniques for clearing the throat, performing the Heimlich maneuver, and administering CPR, pet owners can effectively respond to emergencies and potentially save their pet's life.

05/31/2024

Scarlett saying how good she feels now that she is on Librel! Look at that beautiful face! 🥹💜

05/29/2024

Rey posing for the camera after her Vet visit today 📷✨

05/27/2024

Honoring those who served and sacrificed for our freedom. Thank you for your service. 🇺🇸

05/24/2024

Fluffy co-workers are the best co-workers! 🐾

05/22/2024

Schatzi is getting so big. He got his last puppy vaccine. All he knows is that he got to get treats today (the vaccine was given when distracted with treats, so he never knew it happened!) 😉💜

05/20/2024

Being mindful of hot surfaces and taking precautions to protect your pet's paws is essential for their safety and happiness during the summer months. ☀️

Whether it's choosing the right time for walks or selecting pet-friendly walking surfaces, these small steps can make a big difference in keeping your furry friend healthy and injury-free. 🐶🐾

05/17/2024

Pumpkin shouting to all who will listen how much Solensia has helped him with his arthritis 😂🐈

05/15/2024

Happy National Pet Month! Whether it's ensuring proper nutrition, regular exercise, veterinary check-ups, or simply offering a loving environment, prioritizing our pets' well-being not only enhances their quality of life but also enriches our own. Here's to all the wagging tails and purring hearts that brighten our lives every day! 🐾💜

05/13/2024

Everyone meet Niko! He did an amazing job for his 1st puppy visit! 🥹💜

05/12/2024

Behind every great pet, there's a pet mom making it all possible. Happy Mother's Day to the tireless caregivers, the cuddle experts, and the treat givers! 💜🐾

05/08/2024

Abu was such a good boy during his visit! 💜

05/06/2024

Just like humans, dogs can experience digestive issues if they eat too quickly. 🐶 When a dog gobbles down food rapidly, they may swallow large air pockets along with their food, leading to discomfort, bloating, and potentially more serious conditions like gastric torsion or bloat.

By implementing strategies to slow down their eating habits, we can help them enjoy their meals safely and comfortably, ultimately contributing to their overall quality of life. 🐾💜

05/03/2024

Trixie doing tricks for treats during her visit. 🌟 So glad to have a low-stress environment for her visit! 🙌✨

05/01/2024

Understanding the complexities of feline communication, particularly the significance of a cat's hiss, not only enhances owners' ability to provide attentive care but also strengthens the bond between humans and cats, fostering a harmonious and enriching relationship. 🐱💜

04/29/2024

Henrik sitting for his treats during his visit. He's growing up so fast! 🐾💜

04/26/2024

It's all smiles over at our sister business Prefurred Grooming! Treat your furry friend to a day of pampering and style and trust Prefurred Grooming for a tail-wagging experience every time! ✂️ 🐩

Contact them today to schedule an appointment!
📲 609.378.9195

04/24/2024

Caught in the act of a sneaky self-clean! 😂
Dexter (Xena's brother) getting seen as well. Both did such a good job during their visit! 🐾💜

Address

1288 NJ-33
Farmingdale, NJ
07727

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 1pm
Saturday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+17328395414

Website

http://www.Prefurredvet.com/

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About PreFURed Veterinary

Dr. Cynthia Copeland has over 15 years experience in the field of Veterinary Medicine and has been a Doctor at a small animal practice for 6 years. As one of the doctors at the hospital, Dr. Cindy Copeland’s eagerness to learn and exceed in a general practice led to amazing surgical skills, mentoring, and becoming the lead Veterinarian in the practice. Dr. Copeland then became the Chief of Staff of the hospital where she was able to treat patients and mentor new and existing doctors at a three doctor practice.

Dr. Cindy Copeland received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from St. George’s University, Grenada, West Indies, with her clinical year at University of Florida. Her undergraduate degree was from The Ohio State University. She graduated from St. George’s in 2011 with Honors and was chosen a member of Phi Zeta (Honor Society of Veterinary Medicine). Dr. Copeland has a license in both New Jersey and New York. She is a member of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Her veterinary interests include soft tissue surgery, preventative care, and dermatology.