The North Regent Animal Clinic

03/25/2025

Happy 13th birthday Charlie !!!

03/17/2025

From our Friends at Cottontail Cottage Wildlife Rehab . They are a small wildlife rehab organization in our community who do wonderful things! Many baby bunnies our clients find, end up in their care.

In just a few days, our quiet moments will disappear, because baby season is about to begin.

Every spring, the floodgates open. Incubators fill up. Bottles are prepped around the clock. The ICU cart is stocked and restocked as tiny, orphaned babies arrive, some barely hours old. We become their second chance.

But here’s the reality: our daily expenses are about to quadruple. Babies require specialized formula, fresh greens, and nutrient-rich foods to grow strong and healthy. They need constant care, round-the-clock feedings, medical supplies, and warmth. If you’ve noticed the price of groceries rising, trust me, we feel it too.

Right now, our donations have been fairly stagnant. When one of our videos goes viral, we get a surge of support, but we can’t rely on an algorithm to decide if we’ll have enough funds to make it through the year. That’s why we need monthly donors. Reliable, steady support means we can focus on what matters, saving lives, instead of worrying if we’ll have enough formula for the month ahead.

Even $10 a month makes a difference. It keeps babies fed, medicine stocked, and this rehab running for the hundreds of animals that will need us in the coming months. If you’ve ever wanted to help, this is the time. If you can’t donate, sharing this post helps more than you know.

Baby season is overwhelming, exhausting, beautiful work. And we wouldn’t trade it for the world. Thank you for being part of this with us. 🤍
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02/18/2025

When you get a new sister

02/12/2025

Tater Tot wishes everyone a happy Wednesday!

02/05/2025

Dreaming of warmer days...

01/31/2025

Happy Birthday Eid !

01/31/2025

Fluff Ball Friday!

01/30/2025

Lady hopes everyone stays inside and warm today!

01/28/2025

Cookie wishes everyone a happy Tuesday!

01/27/2025

Happy Birthday Olivia!

01/21/2025

Luka hopes everyone is staying warm !

01/20/2025

Even if you feel silly and hate it at first, its important to protect your toes and paw pads in this frigid snowy weather!

Please make sure if you are taking your dogs out for long walks you are protecting their feet and paw pads with shoes/balms.

When they are done walking, please makes sure you are wiping them off clean incase rock salt/chemicals/ice get stuck.

If you notice them holding up legs on walks, limping, or licking at their feet, it is a sign they are uncomfortable and probably best to turn back.

With the temperatures dropping tomorrow, we also recommend coats/fleeces for short hair dogs.

Arctic breed dogs- enjoy your season

01/13/2025

CPR can be a life or death situation for our pets. CPR is a lifesaving technique that can restore breathing and circulation for pets whose hearts have stopped beating or who are not breathing. Without immediate intervention, vital organs like the brain can be deprived of oxygen, leading to permanent brain damage or death.

We want to thank VEG for providing us with a very knowledgeable recovery class this past weekend that helped certify more of our staff members.

Classes like these help us provide optimal lifesaving care to our patients

01/10/2025

The office will be closed tomorrow (Saturday January 11th) for a staff training event. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Should you have a pet emergency please contact the Veterinary Emergency Group in White Plains or Cos Cob.

White Plains: (914) 949-8779
Cos Cob: (203) 909-6560

Gertie hopes everyone stays warm and has a wonderful weekend!

01/06/2025

12/30/2024

The office will be closed Wednesday January 1st. We wish everyone a happy and healthy new year!

12/20/2024

Bella and Jasmine are getting into the holiday spirit!

12/18/2024

Sometimes what seems like harmless treat can hide potential dangers. Rawhide is a byproduct of leather which can pose a significant challenge to a dogs digestive system when it comes to breaking it down. During the manufacturing process, rawhide is often soaked in a cocktail of chemicals to preserve it and enhance its flavor. These chemicals can include formaldehyde, chromium salts, hydrogen peroxide and bleach. These chemicals can pose risks to dogs. Rawhide can get lodged in the windpipe, stomach, or intestines creating choking hazards or an intestinal blockage. Rawhide can also irritate the digestive tract causing vomiting and or diarrhea.

Please look look for safer alternatives this holiday season. Chews that are non rawhide, dehydrated sweet potato chews, or Himalayan yak chews- which are easier to digest.