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Liverpool Village Animal Hospital

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Liverpool Village Animal Hospital

We are an AAHA accredited full-service veterinary hospital for dogs, cats, birds, and exotics pets. Please feel free to give us a call or stop in to say hello.
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The Liverpool Village Animal Hospital is dedicated to providing the most complete, advanced and compassionate veterinary care available for your companion. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, ferrets, birds, reptiles and other exotic and pocket pets are all welcome here. The Liverpool Village Animal Hospital has been located in the Village of Liverpool for over 30 years. In January 2004 we

moved into a state-of-the-art facility at Onondaga Lake Parkway. Our friendly reception staff will make you feel right at home. You can feel confident that your pet(s) will receive the best possible care from our doctors, technicians, and animal care providers. We look forward to meeting you!

06/18/2024

🐾ATTENTION🐾:
Both of our locations will be closed from 12-2 pm today for a staff meeting. We apologize for any inconvenience.

06/17/2024

🔥High temperature alert: important read!🔥
With temperatures this week in the 90s please ensure to keep your pet cool! It is especially important to limit outdoor time with the following dogs:

☀️Brachycephalic breeds- French bulldog, pug, English bulldog, etc
☀️Puppies and senior dogs
☀️Dogs with long, thick coats

Please share to spread awareness!

06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day from all of us at LVAH! 💙

06/14/2024

Sleepy boy Buoy loved being held like a baby following his neuter surgery this week. 😴❤️

06/13/2024

Is you pet coughing, sneezing, wheezing or scratching? They may be dealing with seasonal allergies.

Reducing your pet's exposure to allergens may help to reduce symptoms and provide relief. Check out some of our tips.

06/11/2024

Today is World Pet Memorial Day for our friends who have crossed the rainbow bridge. 🌈🐾

Feel free to share some memories of your pets who are no longer with us in the comments below, keeping their memories alive. ❤️

06/09/2024

Meet Banana - our attendant Nevaeh's banana ball python. He was a very gentle and kind snake while he was here!

06/07/2024

It’s National Donut Day!

Lab brothers Maverick & Dexter were a little shy for their photo op, so we thought we’d have technicians Melissa and Lilly model the inflatable ‘donut’ e-collar!

Donut collars can be a great option for a pet recovering from surgery to protect their incision. 🍩🍩🍩

06/06/2024

Typical puppy photo shoot- in motion! But adorable pup nonetheless! 🐶❤️

06/06/2024

ATTENTION:
Our Onondaga Lake Parkway location will be closing early today (Thursday, June 6th) at 12 pm for the Syracuse Work Force run on the parkway. We will reopen tomorrow with our normal hours.

The parkway will be closed starting at 11 am so please plan accordingly for appointments. The entrance on Oswego Street behind Heid's will be open.

Our Buckley Road office is open regular business hours, and will be seeing appointments 8am - 5pm. If you have a appointment at our Buckley Road office, you will be able to check in at the front desk, you will not need to call to check in. We thank you for your understanding!

06/05/2024

June 11th is World Pet Memorial Day. We welcome you to join Lap of Love’s Pet Loss Support team as they share insightful ways to memorialize your beloved pet, and host a beautiful candle-lighting ceremony to honor those furry friends who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge. Together, we'll celebrate their legacy—the wagging tails, the gentle purrs, and the unconditional love that transcends time. If you are interested in joining this event, you can register at the link below.

Join Lap of Love’s Pet Loss Support team as they honor pets who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge during this virtual event on World Pet Memorial Day.

06/05/2024

ATTENTION:
Our Onondaga Lake Parkway location will be closing early tomorrow (Thursday, June 6th) at 12 pm for the Syracuse Work Force run on the parkway. We will reopen Friday with our normal hours. Our Buckley Road office will be open regular business hours, 8 am-5 pm, seeing appointments.

The parkway will be closed starting at 11 am so please plan accordingly for appointments. The entrance on Oswego Street behind Heid's will be open. We thank you for your understanding!

06/03/2024

Happy Monday from this sweet pup! 🐶

05/31/2024

Monitoring you pet's outdoor is important! Do you know what outdoor hazards to watch for?

05/29/2024

Meet Willow! She was such a sweetheart while here for her kitten vaccines.

Thank you to Willow's owners for letting us care for your sweet girl! ❤️

05/27/2024

Happy Memorial Day!

Reminder: Both our offices are closed today. We will re-open tomorrow with our normal hours.

05/25/2024

ATTENTION: Our offices will be closed this upcoming Monday, May 27th for Memorial Day.

05/24/2024

At this time we are experiencing some trouble with our phones at the hospital, and it is effecting phone calls with our clients. We are currently working on resolving these issues. We do apologize for any inconvenience. If you are experiencing difficulty calling us, please feel free to contact us by email and we will assist you in a timely manner, our email address is "[email protected]". We appreciate you for your understanding at this time.

05/24/2024

With these recent high temperatures we thought it was a good time to share signs of heat strokes in dogs. Make sure to be attentive of your dogs behavior while outside during these heat waves! ☀️

05/22/2024

Dawson gives our cheese a 10/10! 🤩

05/20/2024

Happy National Rescue Dog Day!
To our rescue 'pawrents', thank you for providing a loving forever home. Share your rescue story in the comments below! 🐾⬇️

05/18/2024

Did you know that less than 10% of the pets that are unchipped will return home each year?

A microchip is a secure, reliable, permanent identification for your pet and the process is simple! Microchipping your pet can help ensure that if your pet goes missing, they can be identified and find their way back to you.

If your pet is chipped, make sure their information is up to date. To get a microchip placed in your pet, please call our office to make an appointment!

05/17/2024

Happy Friday 😁 This little guy is Mort! He belongs to one of our lovely receptionists, and he is always spreading his love and making us smile - especially today in his special spring outfit!! 🌼🌻 Have a great weekend from our staff and employee pets at LVAH!

05/14/2024

May is arthritis awareness month! Arthritis is definitely something to be aware of with your pets, especially in aging animals.

Take a look at these infographs for signs of arthritis and also the various treatment options, and please let your pet's veterinarian know if you have any concerns with your pet!

05/12/2024

Happy Mother's day from LVAH!

05/10/2024

Did you know pets can have seasonal allergies just like humans?
Common signs of pet allergies include red itchy skin, sneezing, watery eyes, chronic ear infections, excessive licking, etc.

We have various treatment options for these allergies that your pet's veterinarian can discuss with you if needed.

05/08/2024

Miss Grace thoroughly enjoyed her post-nail trim cheese! We love to make our tech visits as low stress as possible and cheese is a great reward!

05/06/2024

Francesca is such a gorgeous kitty, we think she is kitty-model material! 🖤

05/04/2024

Milo was ready for his close up at his wellness visit with Dr. Sichak! How adorable 💛

05/02/2024

This is Atari! She is our pharmacy attendant Jen's newest pet - a red eyed crocodile skink! This species is native to New Guinea and is an insectivore. How cool!

Address

6770 Onondaga Lake Parkway
Liverpool, NY
13088

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 7:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 7:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 7:30pm
Thursday	8am - 7:30pm
Friday	8am - 7:30pm

Telephone

+13154515455

Website

https://www.liverpoolvillagevets.com/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&y_source=1_MTE2Njg5OTktNTU5LWxvY2F0aW9uLndlY

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Videos

Woola just loves giving out high fives!

Mya came in to see Dr. Serpas this week! She was so crazy about her spoonful of peanut butter she didn't even realize she was receiving vaccine injections, making this a very successful and happy visit for Mya! Happy Vet Visit Mission Accomplished!

Nala came in to see Dr. Sichak a few weeks ago and stole all of our hearts! She just wanted to say hi to everyone and did such a great job during her appointment! Below she is giving lots of kisses to Makayla, one of our attendants! Thank you to Nala's owner for letting us take care of your girl!

Happy Monday! This little kid came into see Dr. Carista. Her and her buddy Thom (one of our Vet Attendants) were scratching eachothers backs before getting her vaccines. Thank you to this sweet girl's parents for letting us take care of her.

Happy National Cat Day! Make sure to give your felines a little extra love. Whether it is with some hugs, snacks, or even a little fake makeover. Every night one of our technicians does her cat, Benvolio's "makeup" with some nice clean brushes. And he enjoys every bit of it!

Mowgli's mom was not exaggerating when she told us he eats her out of house and home. This sweet little boy loved our kitty go-gurts while he came in for his visit with Dr. Lathrop.

An important message from Dr. Pinneo about Canine Flu:

New Prescription Available Now

We are pleased to offer a new presciption for our clients. Please watch the video for full details. We would also love your feedback on any of the side effects you have experienced.

Meet "Bella"!! Bella is currently recovering from cruciate (ACL) surgery. She had been coming in for laser and rehabilitation with Susie. Recently we decided to continue with rehabilitation only as we want to give a little extra attention to the surgical leg to help with strengthening and increasing muscle mass. As we continue to make the leg stronger, it will become more stable and she will ultimately start to use it like she did prior to the injury. She has been doing very well with her therapy. We enjoy having her and her family come visit us! She is a pleasure to work with. If your pet is recovering from an injury or surgery and you think it would benefit from either laser or therapeutic exercise, please call our clinic today. Our doctors and Susie will come up with a plan and a schedule with will fit the needs of you and your companion.

Meet "Dude"! Dude had a cruciate (ACL) repair done on his left knee. He is about 1 month post op and is doing amazing! Following the home exercises and restrictions is so important with recovery. He also receives laser therapy to help with any inflammation and pain. And he gets rehabilitation done here at the hospital too. The rehab is used to help with strengthening, improving stabilization, and increasing muscle mass. Did you know that with disuse of a limb, muscle atrophy (muscle wasting) happens very quickly? So it is imperative that we help preserve and improve not only the muscles involved, but the entire body as a whole. Dude does enjoy his visits with Susie.....although, he may prefer the treats most!

Check out "Coco" showing off her balancing skills as she goes through this fun obstacle course. Coco loves coming to see Susie for rehabilitation and laser therapy. While this may look like an agility course, we are actually working on strengthening, stability, and increasing muscle mass. This obstacle course is a full body work out. Coco has been seeing Susie for over 2 years. Coco has progressed and improved so much that she now comes in for maintenance sessions once a month. If you think that your pet would benefit from rehabilitation and/or laser therapy, please contact the office to schedule an initial consult.

Here is Harley!! She's back, showing off her stuff!! She is kindly displaying her "engaged" muscles as she trys to balance herself on the wobble board. We could not be more pleased with her progress and results!! Balance is a key component in strengthening. The goal of balance and stability are to enhance proprioception (body/limb awareness), encourage weight shifting and muscle contraction over the entire body. We want to restore, maintain and promote optimal function and fitness, wellness and quality of life. If you find that the goals and benefits listed above are the same as the ones you have for your pet, please call today, 315-451-5455. We can help!

"Luca" This handsome German Shepard has been being treated for Degenerative Myelopathy (DM). DM is an incurable, progressive disease of the canine spinal cord that is similar in many ways to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Progressive weakness and incoordination of the rear limbs are often the first signs seen in affected dogs, with progression over time to complete paralysis. Myelin is an insulating sheath around neurons in the spinal cord. One proposed cause of degenerative myelopathy is that the immune system attacks this sheath, breaking it down. This results in a loss of communication between nerves in lower body of the animal and the brain. Dr. Prosser and Susie have been working together with Luca's treatment. His owners are also very dedicated and present in his treatment plan. Luca has been responding great to his therapy. Susie has been helping with muscle memory, function, range of motion, and proprioception (awareness of limbs). Please stay tuned for more on Luca's progress!!

Rehabilitation is crucial in helping to maintain mobility, muscle memory, function, and strength. It is also beneficial for range of motion, flexibility, weight loss, and overall well being. Exercises don't have to be extensive to have them work. Simple leash walks are are great way to get your dog (or cat) conditioned. Then we can gradually build on that foundation. Rehabilitation visits are FUN and REWARDING!!! If you would like more information on simple exercises that can be performed on you pet, please contact our office today to schedule and appointment.

Here's Harley showing off her progress. She has done phenomenal!!! Her strength and range of motion have improved and her muscle mass (thigh girth) has increased. We are so proud of how well she has done over the past few months!! She has progressed so much that we are now on a maintenance schedule. We are sure going to miss seeing her every week!!! If you think your favorite companion could benefit from a little exercise, please contact one of our wonderful veterinarians and they can have Susie, our rehabilitation practitioner, speak to you about our rehab schedule and appointments.

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For your Tuesday morning enjoyment. This is our receptionist Susan's Amazon Parrot enjoying his new enclosure. This is a great example of how environmental stimulation can enrich the lives of indoor pets. Environmental or behavioral enrichment is the process of manipulating an animal's environment to increase physical activity & normal species typical behavior that satisfies the animal's physical and psychological needs. It reduces stress and therefore promotes overall health by increasing an animal's perception of control over their environment and by occupying their time. Techniques utilized to enrich an environment generally fall into 5 categories: Food based enrichment Sensory enrichment (sight, smell, touch, hear, taste) Novel objects Social enrichment Positive Training

Check out Harley's progress!!!! She has been doing amazing!! Susie, Harley, and Harley's owners have been working very hard to get her where she is currently at. We are thrilled with her progress!!!

Meet Mollie!! This sweet girl comes to see Susie, Our rehabilitation practitioner every week for laser and rehab. Mollie suffers from arthritis. We manage her symptoms with special medications in conjunction with laser and rehab. She has been doing very well! We all love when Mollie comes in to see us!!

Here is Harley, showing off her skills! She has been showing some great progress since we started with rehabilitation. Please keep an eye out for some more videos as she continues to improve in her recovery.

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Little Guy is a 12 week old Persian kitten that is being treated by Dr Streeter. We strive to keep his visit friendly focused and fear free. We discovered that Little Guy loves cream cheese and will allow us to perform any necessary treatments.