Cross Keys Animal Hospital

Cross Keys Animal Hospital Our veterinary hospital was founded in 2001 and continues to be a proud woman owned business!

It's been an honor to be a part of the community and to provide medical care to dogs and cats in New Jersey. Cross Keys Animal Hospital is a full-service practice that strives to offer excellent care to our patients. We understand the uniqueness of each pet, and we are committed to working with each pet owner to help ensure his or her pet’s overall wellness. Our highly trained staff and state-of-t

he-art equipment are important to the care we provide, but that is only part of our story. You and your pet will be treated with care, compassion, and professionalism, which are critical to the friendship we hope to build with you. Call today to learn about our services or to schedule an appointment.

Our sign got a face-lift and we LOVE it!
01/28/2025

Our sign got a face-lift and we LOVE it!

Bear needed a hug from mom during his last visit 😄
01/27/2025

Bear needed a hug from mom during his last visit 😄

Myles got a snuggle with Victoria at his recent visit 🥰
01/26/2025

Myles got a snuggle with Victoria at his recent visit 🥰

01/24/2025
We love our clients and appreciate their trust and support 🐾
01/24/2025

We love our clients and appreciate their trust and support 🐾

Say hello to Trouble! This adorable baby came in for it's first vaccines and got some snuggles from Jaime 😍
01/23/2025

Say hello to Trouble! This adorable baby came in for it's first vaccines and got some snuggles from Jaime 😍

"I fits and I sits" - Cash. 😆
01/21/2025

"I fits and I sits" - Cash. 😆

It's hard to get photos when they're so excited to see us 😛📸 Jack
01/20/2025

It's hard to get photos when they're so excited to see us 😛

📸 Jack

Say hello to Moses and his adorable ears 😍😍
01/18/2025

Say hello to Moses and his adorable ears 😍😍

Check out this fun from the Feline Veterinary Medical Association
01/17/2025

Check out this fun from the Feline Veterinary Medical Association

Cats' hearing is approximately four times more sensitive than humans' and they can detect higher frequencies, including ultrasound. However, they struggle with localizing sounds and can be startled by loud noises. To help keep your cat calm, maintain low noise levels, especially in new environments. You can also play soothing music if your cat seems agitated AND speak in a soft, calming voice. For more calming tips, visit https://bit.ly/3dPXKYx.

*If you guessed 2lbs you are correct! The rest is just fluff 😀*Guess how much this beautiful baby weighs! She came in ...
01/14/2025

*If you guessed 2lbs you are correct! The rest is just fluff 😀*

Guess how much this beautiful baby weighs! She came in for her first visit with Dr. Quinn 🥰

A. 5lbs
B. 4lbs
C. 7lbs
D. 2lbs

📸 Sally

Thinking of getting a new puppy or recently adopted one? There can be a lot of changes for you and for them. Check out...
01/12/2025

Thinking of getting a new puppy or recently adopted one? There can be a lot of changes for you and for them. Check out this article from to learn more about:

🐾 Puppy proofing your home
🐾 Puppy essentials
🐾 Vaccinations and vet visits
🐾 Potty training

From puppy-proofing to housetraining tips and everything in between, the ASPCA® Pet Health Insurance program brings you Puppy Care 101.

Tinkerbell was dressed for when she came in today 💕
01/11/2025

Tinkerbell was dressed for when she came in today 💕

Address

2071 N Black Horse Pike
Williamstown, NJ
08094

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

(856) 740-3700

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Happy #nationalcatday! Here's some fun facts to celebrate 😼

It's @nationalcatday! Not only are we a cat friendly practice (shout out to the Feline Veterinary Medical Association) but we also have a lot of cats in our staff pet pool. The babies in the video are only a small sample of the cats we are lucky enough to live with. 🩷 Do you have a cat in your life? Share their photos in the comments 😼😽 #catlifegoals #ckahpets #ckahcats

August is #immunizationawarenessmonth! Check out some of our mid-year vaccine stats. #vaccinateyourpets #ckaheducation

It's #immunizationawarenessmonth! Pet vaccinations are a vital part of long, healthy lives for your furry family members. They help protect your pets from a variety of harmful diseases. #veterinarymedicine #petvaccines #ckaheducation

#photoshootfails happen with puppies too 😄 Darla just wanted to explore when she came in to see Dr. Masso

Happy July 4th! Check out these safety tips so your pets can enjoy the holiday too. #july4th #ckahpettips

It's the last day of #bitepreventionweek at Cross Keys! Check out these puppy tips from Alyssa to help start young and instilling good behaviors. Have questions about your dog's behavior? Reach out to our team via phone or text 📱

Knowing the basics of dog body language can help prevent a bite. Dogs send nonverbal messages which will offer clues of how they feel. For today's #dogbiteprevention tip, Alyssa talks about some of these signs. Some other signs to watch for: Ears flat against head Lip-licking Stiff body posture A tightly closed mouth Looking away

It's Day 3 of #dogbiteprevention week at CKAH! We've talked about why dogs bite and now Alyssa is sharing some easy things you can do to help prevent a dog from biting. Some other situations to avoid trying to pet a dog: The dog isn’t with their owner The owner is present but did not permit you to pet The dog has an injury or illness The dog is eating, sleeping, or playing with a toy The dog is on the opposite side of a fence or gate The dog is barking, growling, or appears aggressive The dog appears fearful The dog doesn’t seem interested in interacting with you The dog is stray or has small puppies nearby

It's #dogbitepreventionweek at CKAH! Warmer weather is here so dogs are going to be out and about more often. Being aware of why dogs bite can help increase your awareness of what you can do to prevent bites from happening. Technician Alyssa offers some insight into why dogs bite.

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