Larchmont Animal Hospital-www.larchmontanimalhospital.net

03/13/2024

Just a friendly reminder!

We have a new FB page! Please head over to Larchmont Animal Hospital to see all the exciting changes coming! 🥳

11/29/2023

We have a new FB page! Please head over to Larchmont Animal Hospital to see all the exciting changes coming! 🥳

11/22/2023

Thanksgiving is a special holiday that brings together family and friends, but it also can carry some hazards for pets. To help keep everyone happy and healthy this Thanksgiving, the AVMA has gathered pet-safety tips to cover everything from poison risks to precautions for holiday parties to travel....

11/21/2023

To our beloved clients and patients,
After 23 years of ownership of The Larchmont Animal Hospital, I have sadly decided it's time to pass the torch. This summer, two wonderful veterinarians who live in our community offered to purchase the Hospital.
It is with great confidence that I welcome Dr Odgers & Dr Foley as the new owners. Myself as well as Dr Trachtenberg will remain present, seeing patients.
The independently owned neighborhood Animal Hospital is becoming quite rare these days, as corporations continue to buy up the profession. I am comforted in knowing that our office will remain vibrant and non-corporate with this transition. We will stay the course in providing you with the expert, personal pet care that we have always strived to deliver.
I truly thank you for all of your support and confidence over the years, I look forward to personally greeting you under new ownership.
Thank you,
Mark Helfat, DVM

11/16/2023

11/03/2023

November is Adopt A Senior Pet Month, which serves as a perfect reminder of the many benefits to welcoming an older cat or dog into the home. Senior pets likely already know the basics of coexisting with people, such as house training and basic commands. Although older pets can develop age-associate...

10/30/2023

To help ensure your pets' health and safety on what can be a very spooky day for them, the AVMA has put together a list of things you can do to make Halloween safer for your pet. In addition, we have printable handouts on Halloween pet safety that AVMA members can share with their clients. .

10/10/2023

Josie's mom was worried that her ears would be cold this morning. 🥰

09/25/2023

Looking for something to do on this dreary day?

09/01/2023

When you choose a pet, you accept responsibility for the health and welfare of another living thing. You're making a promise to care for your pet for his or her entire life. You also become responsible for your pet's impact on your family, friends and community. Your pet-owning experience will be mo...

08/31/2023

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
SUNDAY OCTOBER 1: 2PM TO 4PM

07/19/2023

A pond at a dog park in Camden County, N.J., is contaminated with cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, which can kill a dog within 30 minutes of ingestion, says critical care veterinarian Cassie Janson. Dogs that drink cyanobacteria-contaminated water can develop convulsions, seizures, tremors or par...

07/13/2023

The reservations are made, the bags are packed, and you're ready for your trip. If you're not taking your animals with you, who's in charge of health care decisions while you're away? Cellphones and computers have made it much easier to stay in touch and be contacted, but what if you can't be reache...

07/03/2023

Fourth of July traditions can be great fun for people but frightening and even dangerous for animals. Whether or not you're planning your own Independence Day celebration, it's important to take precautions to keep your pets safe during and after the July 4th festivities. .

06/27/2023

If you think your pet needs medication to help them through next week's festivities please call the office sooner then later. This way, everyone will be well prepared! 🎆

06/24/2023

Alison Moore was stunned when more than 200 canines congregated, waiting patiently for their turn to be pet by her father.

06/23/2023

Adopt dont shop.
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06/22/2023

The USDA established the

06/13/2023

More than 26,000 people have been ordered to evacuate as wildfires burn out of control in six Canadian provinces, and the smoke has fouled air quality as far south as North Carolina. Health officials are urging people to wear N95 masks where air quality is poor, but as veterinarian Aly Cohen notes,....

06/09/2023

As irritating as smoke can be to people, it can cause health problems for animals as well. Smoke from wildfires and other large blazes affects pets, horses, livestock and wildlife. If you can see or feel the effects of smoke yourself, you also should take precautions to keep your animals -- both pet...

06/06/2023

This week is National Pet Week, dedicated to celebrating the millions of pets that enrich our lives each and every day and encouraging responsible pet care every day of the year. Today's National Pet Week theme focuses on emergency preparedness. We always need to be prepared to take care of our anim...

05/23/2023

Little Amari became bored with the adults chatting. 💖

05/13/2023

Grover came in to see Dr Helfat today. 🐐