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Park Lane Animal Hospital brings the best of everything you need for your pet into one space towards healthier, happier animals. Thoughtfully designed, digitally enabled and powered by the best and brightest, Park Lane Animal Hospital is a destination for pets and their parents. Park Lane Animal Hospital offers the best in veterinary care including everything from tailored prevention plans to ultrasound check-ins.
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Our hospital will be closed on Labor Day, Monday, September 2nd. We will be open the following day Tuesday, September 3rd.
Please plan accordingly for any medication refills or medical concerns!
πΊπ²π οΈ Thank you and enjoy the holiday!
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Our office will be closed this Thursday, August 22nd. We will reopen for appointments on Friday, August 23rd.
Please plan accordingly for any medication refills or medical concerns! Thank you!
ποΈ Summer holidays are here! π
Our office will be closed on Thursday, July 4th for the holiday. We will reopen for appointments on Friday, July 5th!
Please plan accordingly for any medication refills or medical concerns! We hope you all have a great holiday! πΊπΈ
π¦ Our Online Pharmacy is Now Open! πΎ Get 20% off your first order and keep your pets healthy with ease. Head to our online portal or our app now!
Join us in celebrating Juneteenth!
Juneteenth commemorates the freedom of enslaved people in Texasβtwo years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed. Recognized as a federal holiday in 2021, Juneteenth is an important reminder of both freedom and the injustices faced by Black Americans, past and present. Today, we reflect, honor, and commit to the ongoing fight for equality and justice for African Americans in the United States.
Help us celebrate Pride Month with these featured pieces of art from LGBTQ+ artists!
Summer is a wonderful time to be outdoors with your pets. However, it's crucial to keep an eye on your pet's exposure to high temperatures. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke can be life-threatening.
As the days heat up, keep your pets cool and comfortable! π
π ο»ΏπΆ Here are some tips for traveling with your pet:ο»Ώ
1. Bring a Travel Kit
Make a travel kit that includes a water bowl, some pet food, a leash or harness, a toy or a blanket from home for comfort, and any medication they might need.
2. Consider Documentation That You Might Need
If you are going to be crossing state or country borders, you will need to have the right documentation for your pet.
3. Have a Carrier or Crate
A carrier or crate can help your pet feel safe and ensures you have control over their environment.
4. Donβt Leave Pets in Parked Cars When Itβs Hot
Temperatures in cars during warm months can reach deadly levels extremely fast. Never leave your pet in the car unattended.
5. Make Sure Your Pet Has a Collar and ID Tag
Ensure your pet has a well fitted collar and ID tag. If your pet gets lost, an ID tag will help get them returned to you faster. Getting your pet microchipped will also ensure their safety while traveling!
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Microchip your pets for a higher chance of a happy reunion if they get lost! π Read about some of the benefits here!
We have an exciting announcement coming very soon! Keep an eye (and a paw) on your email for more information π πΎ
Is your cat living it's best life? Check out these signs that your cat is truly happy ππ
This Memorial Day, we honor the fallen heroes and service animals who sacrificed everything for our freedom. We are immensely grateful for their courage and dedication. Wishing everyone a reflective Memorial Day. πΊπΈ
Heading to the beach this weekend? Make sure you check out these tips from ! Keep your pet safe and enjoy the delicious food ππβοΈ
ATTENTION!
The hospital will be closed on Monday, May 27th in honor of Memorial Day. Please plan accordingly for your petβs medication needs. We will be open the following day, Tuesday May 28th. Thank you, and please have a nice holiday! πΊπΈ
This week, we're celebrating AAPI Heritage Month with must-read books by Asian American and Pacific Islander authors!
Does your dog get anxious when you leave home? Separation anxiety is more common than you might think, affecting dogs of all ages and breeds. It's important to find a management plan so your dog feels better and you have peace of mind π
Read Heart + Paw's blog to learn more about separation anxiety in dogs. If your pet is showing any signs, we have tips to help them (and you)!
Swipe to learn why flea and tick prevention is an absolute must for your pet's well-being! πΎ Stick with these facts and treatments, and don't take any chances with your pet's comfort and safety.
Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible pet moms out there! You are a constant source of love and support for your four-legged family members. From late-night cuddles to early morning walks, you're there through it all. Thank you for giving your pet a beautiful life. Wishing you a day filled with joy, gratitude, and plenty of wet nose kisses!
This week, we're spotlighting small businesses, owned and/or founded by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders! Join us in celebrating their contributions to our communities.
Does your dog have noise anxiety? It's time to start preparing for summer celebrations π Whether it's Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, or anything in between, your pup may need some extra care.
Have you felt happier since getting your pet? Having a four-legged friend at home can reduce stress, provide a calming presence, and improve your overall mental health ππ
Protect from infestation π π π Warmer weather means increased risk of parasitic infestations. Ticks, fleas, and mosquitoes are just a few of the parasites that can be found in grassy areas, wooded areas, and even in your own backyard. Take a look at these tips, so you can have a carefree summer with your pet!
We're taking the month of May to celebrate and recognize the contributions and achievements of Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders all across our nation. To celebrate AAPI month, this year we will be shouting out some small businesses owned and/or founded by Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. We will also be sharing some charities, organizations, and books that support our AAPI communities. Please join us in celebrating!
Veterinarians play a crucial role in public health. Their expertise not only ensures high quality care for animals, but also enriches the well-being of their communities. Let's recognize their vital role today on World Veterinary Day. We are so grateful to have you in the Heart + Paw family. πΎ
A Friday roundup to celebrate our incredible Care Coordinators this Veterinary Receptionist Week! πΎ Our centers are overflowing with gratitude for the heartbeat of our team. Thank you for all you do!
It can be frustrating if your cat isn't using the litter box. Figuring out the cause can ensure the health of your cat and make you both feel better! ππ»
Let's give a big shoutout to the first faces we see at the vet's office. Our Care Coordinators keep things running smoothly, answer our questions, and make sure our pets feel right at home πβπ¦Ί We are deeply grateful for your hard work and compassion!
Is your cat drinking more water lately? Learn about the common reasons, from diet changes to potential health issues like diabetes. π
If you notice your cat drinking a lot of water, it's important to know what's causing them to do so. We explain some common causes of this behavior in our article.
Delivering exceptional veterinary care means providing our teams with cutting-edge continuing education. Weβre thrilled to offer a complimentary 25% off by using code HEART25 to all veterinary professionals when they register for any Fetch dvm360 Conference in 2024. Together, we're building a community of passionate pet care professionals focused on providing the best care so your pet can live a longer, healthier, and happier life.
Keeping tabs on your pet's well-being is crucial! Urinalysis can give you a comprehensive look into your pets health πΎπ
As the months begin to get warmer π, your pet will be spending more time outside! In the case of heatstroke, it's important to know how to help your pet.
Signs of a heatstroke include rapid breathing/heavy panting, confusion, excessive drooling, dry or sticky gums, weakness, and vomiting or diarrhea.
At Heart + Paw, we believe we can lead the future of veterinary care by providing countless opportunities for our veterinary team members to grow and make an impact in the lives of pets and their parents. This means staying up to date on the latest advancements in care. As a heartfelt thank you to our teams and to those who are dedicating their lives to caring for animals, Heart + Paw is excited to provide 25% off registration by using code HEART25 to veterinary professionals attending Fetch dvm360 conferences in 2024.
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Due to the snow our office will be closing at 2:00 PM this afternoon.
Weather permitting, the hospital will be open tomorrow, Wednesday, February 14th.
Please leave a voicemail and we will return your call at our earliest availability. If your pet is having a medical emergency and you are unable to reach us, please call Newtown Veterinary Specialists at (203) 270-8387.
Please be careful and drive safely! β
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We're expecting some snow tomorrow and wanted to remind you that any delays or closures of our office will be posted here on our page!
If your pet is scheduled to come in tomorrow our office will reach out to you directly by text or email if their appointment needs to be moved. Please check your messages before coming in! If you would prefer to reschedule your appointment at any time please reach out to our office. If you are unable to come in for an appointment because of bad weather please let us know!
Please be careful and drive safely! β
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Winter is here!
In anticipation of the upcoming winter storms we just wanted to remind you that any delays or closures of our office will be posted here on our page!
If inclement weather occurs on a day when your pet is scheduled to come in please know our office will reach out to you directly by text or email if an appointment needs to be moved. Please check your messages before coming in - we will contact you if the weather is too bad! If you are unable to come in for an appointment because of bad weather please let us know!
Please be careful and drive safely! β
24 Park Lane Road
New Milford, CT
06776
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| Tuesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 12pm |
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While we love to fill your timelines with cute pet pictures, we do need to take a moment for a more serious conversation. USA Today published an article yesterday around Seresto flea collars linked to almost 1,700 pet deaths. At Park Lane Animal Hospital, we take this very seriously and understand your concerns. Please see our official statement from our partner, Heart + Paw's Co-Founder and Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. George Melillo. We are here to help. Please feel free to reach out to your veterinarian if you have specific questions regarding your pet's prevention of fleas.
Park Lane Animal Hospital offers many great veterinary services for your family pet. Book an appointment, and come visit the Park Lane Animal Hospital today!
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