Brighton-Eggert Animal Clinic and Pet Resort

02/01/2025

February is National Pet Dental Health Month! Maintaining your pet's dental health is crucial; if uncared for, it can lead to future complications. If you observe your pet dropping food, showing disinterest in meals, or experiencing weight loss, their teeth may be the culprit. Dental surgery, conducted under anesthesia, enables us to clean their teeth and extract any problematic ones. If you suspect your pet has dental disease, it’s important to seek veterinary attention promptly. Untreated dental issues can result in serious systemic conditions, such as kidney and liver disease. Stay tuned for more informative posts about dental health throughout this month!

01/30/2025

Hudson and Bristol😻😻

01/30/2025

We had our first B&E proposal today and she said yes!!! Congrats Grace and Michael! 🩷 We expect an invite to the wedding 😏

01/29/2025

*Temporary Closure Details*

From Wednesday, January 29 to Saturday, February 1st, we will be temporarily closing our hospital while construction takes place. Brighton-Eggert Animal Clinic and Pet Resort has been kind enough to allow us to work out of their hospital during this disruption. We will be operating under limited hours and seeing clients by appointment only.

Please continue to call our main phone number (716-636-3600), your calls will forwarded to a cell phone that we will be monitoring. However, we strongly encourage you to text (716-636-3600) or email us ([email protected]) to prevent voicemail box overfill.

Also, please pick up any outstanding medication refills before we close on Tuesday 01/28 at 1pm - or use our online pharmacy for home delivery!
https://shop.allcreaturesanimalhospital.org/pet/

We understand that this may cause some temporary inconvenience, but we are excited about the improvements we’re making to provide you and your pets with the best possible experience. We greatly appreciate your patience and support during this time.

01/29/2025

Rylie said that he still loves the Bills no matter what!!

01/27/2025

Here are our upcoming training classes for March!

01/22/2025

Brrrrrr! These cold temperatures can be dangerous to our furry companions if we don't take the proper precautions to protect them. Here are some tips for keeping your pet safe during this freeze. If you have an indoor/outdoor cat, please keep them inside until it gets warmer! If you have concerns about your pet in the cold, call us at (716)833-9060.

01/16/2025

This is what you would see if you came into the back with your puppy! We just can’t stay away from cuties like Bella 😍

01/15/2025

01/14/2025

We loved giving love to Penny last night during her annual appointment with Dr. Ryndak! What a happy girl ☺️

01/13/2025

It's Dress Up Your Pet Day! Make our day by adding your best dress up pics to the comments!
(If your dog or cat does not like dressing up, please do not stress them out by forcing it)

01/09/2025

Don’t forget about the teenagers! We have an Adolescence Training Class for pups 6 months and older to help learn some basic cues and work out any troubling behaviors. The next class starts soon so get your spot while you can!

01/09/2025

Do you have a new puppy that could use a little training and socialization? Or maybe you’ve already done a puppy class and are looking for more training? You’re in luck! We still have a few spots open for our Puppy Kindergarten Class and Advanced Puppy Kindergarten Training Class. The next round of classes start this Saturday so email us ASAP to get your spot!

01/08/2025

We still have a few spots open for our Geri-Active Training Class! This class is to help our senior dogs stay active in both mind and body. If you have questions about this class or want to sign up, email us at [email protected]

01/07/2025

Last week, poor Spooky had a little run in with a vaccine reaction. As you can see, his face is very swollen around his eyes and mouth. This anaphylactic response happens when the animal is allergic to some component of the vaccine. Throughout the years, vaccines have become more safe so we see reactions less, but they can still happen. There are some mild symptoms that are normal after a vaccine but if you notice any of the more severe symptoms please contact us immediately. To help avoid a reaction, we will give your pet a dose of Benadryl before vaccinating. Please let us know if you have noticed any of these signs before your pets next vaccine!

01/06/2025

Please be patient as we experience technical difficulties. If your call is not urgent, please wait and call later or tomorrow.

01/02/2025

We still have some openings for our training classes coming up! If you have a new puppy, a crazy teenager, or an older dog looking to learn new tricks, check out these classes! Some sessions start next Saturday so contact us soon, at [email protected], to get your spot🐾

01/01/2025