Animal Hospital of White Plains

03/21/2022

01/25/2022

Please remember that just because you think your dog wants to "say hello", not all dogs do.

05/26/2021

Please remember your pets on hot days.

11/23/2020

11/02/2020

05/22/2020

The office will be closed Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen Tuesday, May 26th at 8am. If you pet needs immediate medical attention please call the Veterinary Emergency Group, 914 949 8779. We will everyone a healthy, happy Memorial Day weekend!

03/23/2020

In an effort to keep our clients safe, we received our first batch of Hand Sanitizer Sprays (80% Alcohol). They will be available for purchase starting Monday March 23. They are being sold for $8 per container with a limit of 6 per person.

As a reminder, we are trying to limit the lobby to as few people as possible. We encourage you to order and pay by credit card over the phone. Call when you arrive at the animal hospital and we will bring your order to your car or just have one person come inside to pick it up.

03/23/2020

At the Animal Hospital of White Plains, we are committed to keeping our community, clients, and staff safe. We are implementing the following protocols to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus:

- If you come here for an appointment:
Let us know you are here either by phone or have 1 person come in.
We will es**rt you directly into a room or ask you to wait in your car until the doctor is ready.

- If you need to pick up food or medication:
Please try to call ahead so we can prepare your order and charge your card over the phone.
Call when you are here and we will bring it out to you or have 1 person come in to pick it up.
If you did not call ahead, place your order and kindly wait outside until it is ready.

- Please limit the lobby to only 6 people at a time and keep 6 feet away from people not in your group.

- If you or your family member has had any symptoms of illness in the past week:
Please postpone your appointment until symptom free for 2 weeks.
In an emergency please have a third party bring your pet.

Thank you for your understanding.

07/03/2019

Please keep your pets safe this 4th of July.

05/30/2019

With warmer temperatures upon us, please do not leave your pets in an unattended car.

03/17/2019

Wishing everyone a wonderful St. Patrick's Day.

02/17/2019

Please be mindful of your dog around other people and pets. Neither you nor you dogs need a negative experience.

02/07/2019

And this one is for all the cat owners out there.

02/03/2019

How many of you have had this happen??

01/21/2019

We would like to warmly welcome Dr. Deborah Sarfaty to the Animal Hospital of White Plains team! Dr. Sarfaty graduated from Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine in 1980 and did a medical residency at the Animal Medical Center in NYC. She has authored numerous veterinary publications and was an instructor for 3 years at the LaGuardia Veterinary technician program. She has practiced veterinary medicine in the area for over 39 years, including owning her own practice for 28 years. She comes with a wealth of knowledge and experience. We are confident she will uphold the high standard and compassionate care you are used to receiving. She will be available for appointments Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

11/21/2018

Wishing everyone a Happy and delicious Thanksgiving.

11/14/2018

With the holidays upon us, please watch what you feed to your pets.

07/02/2018

Important things to do and remember regarding Fourth of July and your pet(s).

07/01/2018

Please watch your pet for signs of overheating.

06/19/2018

Dr. Tarasoff will be away on vacation June 24th-June 28th. She is leaving the office in the capable hands of her staff, Dr. Elizabeth Baker and Dr. Jeremy Kimmelsteil. Please use The Veterinary Emergency Group for your after hours emergency service. Their number is 914 949 8779

01/23/2018

We're a happy to say, Tom and Jerry were adopted!!!!!

01/07/2018

Remember, cold weather affects your pets too!

12/31/2017

12/12/2017

Don't overlook your cat's annual vaccinations; they are critical to your cat's health. https://goo.gl/CNADiL

Vaccines help prepare your cat's immune system to fend off invasion by a particular disease causing organism. For extra protection, you should make every effort to reduce your cat's exposure to infected cats or contaminated environments.