Animal Emergency Clinic of the Hudson Valley

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Animal Emergency Clinic of the Hudson Valley

We are an emergency veterinary facility. No appointment necessary; however, if time permits, please call ahead so we may better prepare for your arrival.

Hours:
Monday 12pm-8am
Tuesday 12pm-8am
Wednesday 6pm-8am
Thursday 6pm-8am
Friday 12pm - 8am Mondays

12/07/2024

As the nights get colder, it’s time to cozy up—but watch out for indoor hazards! 🔥

Space heaters, fireplaces, and more can be risky for curious pets 🐾.

Keep them safe this season; remember, we're here if you need us! 🩺❄️

Contact us if your pet needs urgent care: (845) 336-0713

12/05/2024

🍂🐾 Fall into Safety! As the leaves change, so do our pets' needs. 🍁✨ Knowing when to visit pet urgent care can make all the difference in keeping your furry friends safe and healthy. Whether it’s unexpected injuries from playtime or sudden illness, being informed helps you act quickly. Don’t wait for an emergency—keep our urgent care contact handy and enjoy a worry-free autumn with your beloved pets! 🐶❤️🐱

12/03/2024

🚨 In a pet emergency, quick action can save lives. Make sure you know the steps to take and don't hesitate to contact us immediately if you need help. We're here for you and your pets.

11/30/2024

Even though your pet might look snug in their fur coat, they’re still vulnerable to cold weather 🐶.

❄️ Frostbite and hypothermia are real dangers during chilly walks! Keep outings short, bundle up where needed, and always watch for signs of cold exposure like shivering, lethargy, or pale skin.

🩺 If your pet seems too cold, don’t wait—bring them in for urgent care! We're here to help.

Contact us: (845) 336-0713

11/28/2024

Remember to keep dangerous foods away from your furry friends as you celebrate the holiday. It’s always best to stick to pet-friendly treats and keep their health and safety in mind. Wishing you and your pets a safe and happy Thanksgiving! 🧡

ASPCA Poison Control: (888) 426-4435

11/26/2024

Please note our upcoming hours for Thanksgiving! We hope you and your furry friends enjoy a day full of love, joy, and delicious treats. 🐾🐶🐱

11/23/2024

🌰 Fall Nut Alert! As autumn leaves fall, so do nuts that can harm your pets:

Acorns: Contain tannins that can cause stomach upset and potentially kidney damage

Walnuts: Risk of intestinal blockage and toxic mold growth

Chestnuts: Choking hazard and possible intestinal obstruction

Hickory nuts: Can cause intestinal upset and blockages

Pecans: High fat content can lead to pancreatitis

Keep your yard clear of nuts, and watch your pet closely on walks. Symptoms to watch for: vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and abdominal pain. 🍁🐕

Share this post to help other pet owners keep their furry friends safe this fall!

11/21/2024

We’re thankful for pet parents who care. If your pet faces an emergency, we’re here to help 24/7.

Save our phone number for whenever you need us: (845) 336-0713

11/19/2024

🍄 Beware of wild mushrooms!

These autumn fungi can be toxic to pets. Remove them from your yard and avoid them on walks. Keep those snouts safe!

Save this post as a reminder to check your yard for mushrooms! 🐾🍂

11/16/2024

🍂 Fall is full of delicious foods, and while some are safe for your pet to enjoy, others can be dangerous.

Sugary pumpkin pie, garlic, onions, and raisins (often found in stuffing and baked goods) are toxic to dogs and can cause serious health issues. Cooked bones, commonly left over from roasts, can splinter and lead to internal injuries. Chocolate, especially dark chocolate, is harmful, and corn on the cob can cause blockages. Even spiced foods containing nutmeg or large amounts of cinnamon should be avoided.

Keep your furry friend safe this season by knowing which foods to keep off their plate! 🐾

If your pet gets into something they shouldn’t, call poison control right away for help! 📞🐶 ASPCA Poison Control: (888) 426-4435

11/15/2024

Diabetes can affect pets of all sizes and shapes. 🐾💡 Learn more about the real facts behind pet diabetes and how to keep your furry friend healthy. ❤️

11/13/2024

Please note that we will be closed on Thursday, November 14, and will reopen Friday, November 15th, at 12 PM. We appreciate your understanding! 🐾

11/02/2024

Transporting an injured pet requires care and caution. Here are some steps to help:
1. Keep Calm: Gently reassure your pet and avoid sudden movements.
2. Support Their Body: Use a sturdy carrier or a blanket as a stretcher to lift your pet.
3. Stabilize Injuries: Use soft padding or a splint to stabilize any injured limbs.
4. Elevate the Head: Keep your pet’s head slightly elevated to reduce shock risk.
5. Cover for Comfort: Wrap your pet in a blanket to keep them calm and warm.
6. Secure Transport: Safely place your pet in the vehicle and drive carefully.
7. Contact Your Vet: Call your vet or emergency clinic for further guidance.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from our family to yours! 🎃🐾

Whether you're trick-or-treating, hosting a party, or having a cozy night in, we hope you and your pets have a safe and fun-filled holiday. Let's see how you're celebrating!

10/29/2024

🍂 Leaf pile fun comes with risks!

Supervise play, avoid damp piles, and give your pup a post-play check and rinse. Your dog's fall adventures start with safety!

10/28/2024

🏞️ Fall Adventures Await!

As autumn brings a flurry of outdoor activities, it's crucial to update your pet's ID. The crisp air invites more exploration, increasing the chance of pets wandering off. Fall festivals can disorient our furry friends, while hunting season might startle pets in rural areas. Unpredictable weather might cause your pet to seek unfamiliar shelter, and upcoming holiday travel adds another layer of risk.

10/27/2024

Fall brings muddy trails and hidden debris that can wreak havoc on your pet's paws.

After walks, give those pads a thorough wipe-down to remove mud, small pebbles, and potentially harmful salt or de-icing chemicals. Check between the toes for any stuck leaves or burrs. The changing weather can also lead to dry, cracked pads, so apply a pet-safe moisturizer regularly.

Healthy, clean paws mean more tail-wagging adventures! 🍂🐾

Save this post to ensure your pet's feet are safe during the fall season!

10/26/2024

🍂 Fall yard work? Keep pets inside during leaf blowing and raking. Secure tools and chemicals, and always check for hazards before letting pets out. Safety first, fun second! 🐕🍁

If an accident occurs, contact us immediately: https://aechv.com/

Address

1112 Morton Boulevard
Kingston, NY
12401

Telephone

+18453360713

Website

https://aechv.com/

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