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West Hills Animal Hospital & Emergency Center

West Hills Animal Hospital & Emergency Center is a 24hr Full-Service, Emergency and Specialty Veterinary Facility, located on Long Island in Huntington, NY

West Hills Animal Hospital & 24hr Emergency Center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for you and your pet. Please call 631-351-6116 for an appointment or in the case of an emergency.

06/10/2024

VIP (Very Important Pups) patients Charli and Bogart visiting Dr. Jared!

So grateful for our family of clients.

05/26/2024

“As we express our gratitude we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them.” 🇺🇸🙏🏻

05/19/2024

05/13/2024

“There is no difference between the worry of a human mother , and an animal mother for their offspring. A mother’s love does not derive from the intellect but from the emotions, in animals just as in humans.”

Happy to All Moms, always know that you are appreciated.

05/05/2024

Is there something (or someone) on my head? 🤔

04/29/2024

Baby Milo got to go home! 🎉🥳🎊

04/22/2024

Happy from our family to yours! 🥚🍗🍎🌿

04/18/2024

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04/11/2024

Happy To Every Pet, Everywhere! We love them ALL!

04/09/2024

We are the 🍀luckiest to have such an incredible team.

03/31/2024

For your pet(s) to be seen throughout the holiday, please contact West Hills Animal Hospital & Emergency Center.

800 W. Jericho Tpke
Huntington, NY 11743
631-351-6116

Happy Easter! 🐣🐰

03/23/2024

A big congratulations to our Raffle Prize Winners, Janis & Indy! Adorable Indy the is turning ten-years-old this June, which is even more to celebrate after beating . Janis thanks and Gold Coast Center for Veterinary Care - Specialists in Veterinary Medicine, and we thank Janis for visiting our booth, and trusting us with the care of her beloved Indy.

03/14/2024

Just a Baby 👶🏻😍

03/08/2024

♥️🖤🤎🤍

03/01/2024

Yes, we read every word of your feedback. Thank you for all of the support, positivity & love for our family of practices.

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02/27/2024

All Ears 🐰

02/13/2024

Yoda was all snug as a bug in a rug to see Dr. Langdon.

02/08/2024

Manager Nicole & Adorable Patient Eloise.

01/26/2024

FULLY BOOKED!

01/23/2024

📸: Dr. Tiffany Schafer in The .

01/18/2024

The most INCREDIBLE eyes on these two beauties!

01/11/2024

Part of our job is to get onto the floor and provide ear scratchies to our patients.

01/05/2024

Thank you for allowing us to care for your pets throughout the holidays!

There is nowhere else we’d rather be.
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01/01/2024

Happy New Year!

As always, our Huntington 24-Hour Location will Remain Open Throughout the Holiday.

631-351-6116
800 W. Jericho Tpke
Huntington, NY 11743
whahzoo.com

Please keep your pets safe this evening!

12/25/2023

Merry ! As always, our 24-hour hospital West Hills Animal Hospital & Emergency Center will remain open throughout the festivities. Call 631-351-6116, and have a safe and happy holiday!

12/22/2023

Bringing joy to the pets and owners of Long Island!

12/19/2023

Always with us 🪽🐾

12/15/2023

🎄Feelin’ Festive.

Address

800 W Jericho Tpke
Huntington, NY
11743

Telephone

+16313516116

Website

https://whahzoo.com/

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Even our staff pets follow all of the latest trends. #Tiktok #ShowingDog #Dogs #VeterinaryMedicine

@pawsofwar: This poor girl can’t catch a break. Sasha was rescued from a puppy mill that had no more use for her since she was so over-bred and cold not have any more puppies. Sasha, our miracle dog who is fighting pneumonia, heart worms and rocks in her stomach, had to be rushed into surgery to remove the rocks which unfortunately did not pass and caused a blockage.Amazingly she survived the complicated surgery to remove several large rocks. She is fighting to survive, and we are doing everything that we can to save this sweet girl. Please consider donating - any amount helps Sasha continue her road to a full recovery.We can’t thank the staff at West Hills Animal Hospital & Emergency Center enough for their great work, and also for their help with providing these updates.#rescuedog #dogrescue #veterinarian #animalrescue #longisland #newyork #goldenretriever #golden #retriever #huntington #march #lvt #pets #ny

FIVE puppies saved by the teamwork of @pitofoursoulsrescue and @westhillsanimalhosp need forever homes! Please contact the rescue tagged if you’d like to #Foster, #Adopt or #Donate. Pit of Our Souls Rescue

The Cheese Tax 🧀🎶

Some of the doggie staff of WHAH!

Celine Dion Challenge - Veterinary Edition

West Hills saves lives AND provides pets with live entertainment.

It was a ruff day for this pup Kody after a ball became stuck in his throat yesterday. Kody’s owners, a couple from Huntington Station, were unable to get the ball out and called 911. Second Precinct police officers swiftly responded to the call and brought Kody to the West Hills Animal Hospital. Dr. Jessica Langdon & her team were able to get the ball out, and 1-year-old Kody is feeling much better. Amazing job to all involved, and thank you Suffolk County Police Department for all that you do every single day! #SCPD #LongIsland #NewYork #Huntington #DogChoking

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Welcome to West Hills Animal Hospital

Do you ever wonder what it’s like working at the life-saving West Hills Animal Hospital & 24/Hour Emergency Center? Here is a behind-the-scenes look where you can see our dedicated team hard at work caring for the precious lives of our comminity’s pets. It is our promise to continue to provide care as if they are our own, and we know that it is OUR privilege to have your trust with such precious loved ones. WHAHZOO.com (631)351-6116

🔴DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!: This dog came to us on Easter Sunday with a marrow bone stuck behind his canines and around his mandible. Thankfully our team was able to remove it safely, and he is feeling as good as new. If this happens to your pet, please call us at (631)351-6116 and do not attempt to remove at home as this requires sedation.

Physical Rehabilitation

Did you know that our sister hospital, Gold Coast Center for Veterinary Care - Specialists in Veterinary Medicine has a Physical Rehabilitation Department? Dogs and cats, just like people, can benefit from specific exercise programs and other therapeutic modalities that can decrease pain, improve fitness, and restore functionality. Rehabilitation can also be instrumental in decreasing recovery time after an orthopedic or neurological surgery. Please call our Physical Rehabilitation Department to discuss a program that can benefit your furbaby. 631-923-2530

Thank you for sharing this important information and story ABC7NY! And thank you so much to Hansel’s owners for allowing us to share this with the world. We hope it saves lives the way we were able to. 📹 By: Jordy Oriantal and Valerie Wicks. 🩺 Our Life-Saving Team: Dr. Kristie Williams, Dr. Madeline Rumer, Jen Rivera, Diana Savoch, Cindy Pinto-Fisher, and Valerie Wicks.

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.

Happy First Birthday Wolfy! We were so honored to be with you on your special day.

These beautiful puppies were brought to us after being saved by Ruff House Rescue NY. They were placed on oxygen, feeding tubes, and more to keep them alive. Now, here they are nine weeks later about to head to their forever families.