Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hell's Kitchen

Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hell's Kitchen We also accept pet insurance, just let us know at the time of your appointment that you have pet insurance.

Operating as a full-service hospital, we strive to give our patients total wellness with an array of general wellness services, dental care, progressive diagnostics and surgical procedures. Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hell's Kitchen (sister hospital to PPVC at Clinton Hill & Hudson Square) is a Cat Friendly Practices® & Fear-Free Certified animal hospital treating the dogs & cats of New York City

& surrounding areas. Our services include wellness exams, sick visits, vaccinations, boarding, microchipping, health/travel certificates, nutrition/weight management, behavioral counseling, allergy/dermatology, euthanasia, acupuncture, laser therapy, x-ray, ultrasound, in-house lab, parasite testing/prevention, dental, surgery, spay & neuter, pain management, & more. We are open seven days a week & look forward to meeting you!

Are you noticing changes in your pet’s behavior or activity level? Bring them in for a visit to rule out any underlying ...
09/11/2025

Are you noticing changes in your pet’s behavior or activity level? Bring them in for a visit to rule out any underlying conditions that might be impacting their behavior.

Dogs age faster than humans. Waiting 12 months to decide if a lump on your dog warrants diagnosis is like waiting 4-5 hu...
08/27/2025

Dogs age faster than humans. Waiting 12 months to decide if a lump on your dog warrants diagnosis is like waiting 4-5 human years. Don’t wait! We can perform a 40-second scan of your dog’s bump to determine if it needs further treatment.

Our clinic offers HT Vista scans that can determine if a lump or bump is not cancerous with 98% confidence. If you spot ...
07/28/2025

Our clinic offers HT Vista scans that can determine if a lump or bump is not cancerous with 98% confidence. If you spot a bump on your dog don’t wait, we can get you peace of mind quickly.

1 in 4 dogs will be diagnosed with cancer. Spotting dermal cancers earlier can help you provide your dog with the highes...
07/11/2025

1 in 4 dogs will be diagnosed with cancer. Spotting dermal cancers earlier can help you provide your dog with the highest quality of life. Our clinic uses the HT Vista device to scan suspicious lumps and bumps.

💡 Answers✅ Yes, dogs can get both benign and malignant melanomas✅ Yes, typically the appear on the chin, lips, and belly...
06/26/2025

💡 Answers

✅ Yes, dogs can get both benign and malignant melanomas
✅ Yes, typically the appear on the chin, lips, and belly
✅ Bring your dog in for a 40-second HT Vista scan to determine if a lump is serious
✅ Skin cancer can be caused by sun exposure (impacted by fur length), genetics, age, or viruses

Oral melanomas are the most common type of oral cancer in dogs. Check your dog’s mouth regularly as tumors typically dev...
06/11/2025

Oral melanomas are the most common type of oral cancer in dogs. Check your dog’s mouth regularly as tumors typically develop on the gums, lips, tongue and palate. Bring your dog in for an exam if you suspect they may have an oral melanoma.

Not necessarily! All suspicious lumps and bumps should be assessed to determine if they are benign or malignant. Cancero...
05/27/2025

Not necessarily! All suspicious lumps and bumps should be assessed to determine if they are benign or malignant. Cancerous dermal tumors may be localized and treated to prevent internal spreading. Bring your dog in for a non-invasive HT Vista scan if you notice lumps and bumps. In fewer than 5 minutes we can determine if your dog’s lump needs treatment.

Dermal tumors are located in your pet’s skin. They often appear firm, raised, and attached to the skin.Subcutaneous tumo...
05/15/2025

Dermal tumors are located in your pet’s skin. They often appear firm, raised, and attached to the skin.

Subcutaneous tumors are located beneath the skin in the fat layer and connective tissue and are usually softer and more moveable than dermal tumors.

These tumors can appear anywhere on your dog’s body but are commonly located in the trunk, limbs, neck, and face. If you spot any of these lumps and bumps on your dog, bring them in for a non-invasive HT Vista scan.

Level up care for your senior pet by screening any suspicious lumps and bumps for cancer at their next visit. We use the...
05/05/2025

Level up care for your senior pet by screening any suspicious lumps and bumps for cancer at their next visit. We use the HT Vista device to perform painless and needle-free, non-invasive cancer detection scans to give you answers in minutes.

Don’t lose sleep over worrisome lumps and bumps on your dog. With the HT Vista device, we can scan your dog to determine...
04/25/2025

Don’t lose sleep over worrisome lumps and bumps on your dog. With the HT Vista device, we can scan your dog to determine whether masses are benign or need further investigation with results in under 5 minutes.

Is your pet itching? Constantly licking their feet? Losing fur? Battling ear infections? Dermatology and Allergy service...
04/22/2025

Is your pet itching? Constantly licking their feet? Losing fur? Battling ear infections? Dermatology and Allergy services are available at our Pure Paws Hell’s Kitchen location!

Dr. Jeanne Budgin, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist, and her Fear Free team are available on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Dr. Budgin operates independently of our office and you can learn more about Hudson Valley Veterinary Dermatology and contact their office at www.nydermvet.com!
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Address

506 W 42nd Street
New York, NY
10036

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 8pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+19175347838

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