Central jersey animal hospital

07/16/2024

PLEASE for both your safety and the safety of your pets, DO NOT USE METAL WIRE GRILL BRUSHES!!!

This article lists alternative options. Be safe!🐾

Metal bristles are super dangerous—these grill brushes don't have 'em.

05/08/2024

It’s that time of the year again! Always be mindful when out and about with your beloved companion!🐾

03/24/2023

Pain is classified in two categories: acute and chronic pain. Acute pain has a biological purpose and may resolve on its own. Pain from an injury is an example of acute pain and can be described in terms of severity. On the other hand, chronic pain is pain that has persisted beyond normal tissue healing time, does not have a clear end point, and/or is caused by conditions that have not healed. Chronic pain can result from conditions like osteoarthritis (OA), periodontal (gum) disease, cancer or tumors, and diseases that cause chronic inflammation.

03/20/2023

THE DANGERS OF ESSENTIAL OILS AROUND CATS AND DOGS
“Dogs and cats who have either walked through oils, gotten some on their coat or had oils placed directly on them can develop health concerns.

Symptoms include:
Unsteadiness on the feet
Depression
Low body temperature (in severe cases)

If a pet ingested concentrated essential oils, you may see vomiting, diarrhea and depression, as well.”
Read the full article here:

Essential oils may have health benefits for humans, but are they safe for pets? The ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center has the answers!

03/20/2023

Pain is often a clinical sign of many illnesses and injuries, but what exactly does it mean? To put it in basic terms, pain is an unpleasant, sensory experience representing an animal’s awareness of damage--or threat of damage--to its tissues.
Like people, there are many painful conditions pets can experience. However, they can’t tell us where it hurts or how they feel. Fortunately, over the past 20 years, there has been a greater awareness of the impact pain has on healing and the quality of life in our companion animals🐾

02/22/2023

01/14/2023

In any event, opt for what is in the best interest of your pet, and ALWAYS leash your dogs in public!!!

01/07/2023

Cuteness overload for your Saturday with some of our gorgeous patients! 😍🐾

12/28/2022

Happy Holidays!!! With exciting New Year celebrations approaching, it’s time to pay extra attention to our beloved pets and how they react to fireworks and other audible triggers. Here you’ll find some easy and effective ways to minimize potential stress for your fur babies.

12/23/2022

We wanna take this time and say Merry Christmas to all of our two legged and 4 legged clients! We will be open today until 7pm we are open tomorrow from 9am to 3pm for emergencies only and will be open Sunday from 9-3 for emergencies as well then re open on Monday normal hours. We hope everyone stays safe and enjoys there Christmas! 🎄🎁

From,
Central Jersey Animal Hospital Staff ❤️

11/24/2022

We wanna wish everyone a safe and happy thanksgiving we will be open today for emergencies only from 9-2 and will resume office hours as normal Friday and Saturday we hope all are two legged and 4 legged clients have a safe and happy thanksgiving 🦃
Love
Central Jersey Animal Hospital Staff 🐶🐱