The staff of Woodbridge Veterinary Group has years of experience treating serious conditions and offering regular pet wellness care.
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Woodbridge Veterinary Group is a full service animal hospital and welcomes both emergency treatment cases as well as pet patients in need of routine medical, surgical, and dental care.
Hi friends! 👋 Just wanted to remind you all that our office will be closed on Labor Day.
We will be open tomorrow, closed Monday and then back to normal business hours on Tuesday the 5th.
We hope you all have a wonderful weekend! 💙🐾
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency
please go to:
Garden State Veterinary Services
1200 Rt 9 North, (near the Chris Michaels Steak House)
Woodbridge 732-283-3535
Open 24/7-no appointments required.
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Happy gorgeous Grandma Day!
The summer heat can be an issue for our pets.
Here's some tips to follow to help keep them safe🌞🥵🐕🦺🐈🐾.
Woodbridge Vet Group will be closed Thurs. July 4th and we will be back in the office on Fri, July 5th.
If you have a medical emergency/issue- please go to:
Garden State Veterinary Service
1200 N. Rt 9 Woodbridge
732-283-3535
Happy Independence Day, and here are a few tips for keeping your pets safe.
We will be closed Thursday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day and will reopen Friday July 5th.
Here's some tips to keep your pets safe this summer! 🌞🐾🥵
Happy Veterinary Appreciation Day! Does your furry friend have something to say? Drop their special message for our veterinary team in the comments below! 💬🐾
Between running your pet to their appointments, giving on-command belly scratches and slipping the occasional snack, your pet dad duties don’t go unnoticed. Your best furry friend is lucky to have you. Happy Paw-ther’s Day!
Today on World Pet Memorial Day, we remember the fur angels who have filled our lives with unconditional love. 🌈 Our thoughts go out to all those who are honoring the memory of their cherished animal companions. If you have a photo, please share it with us so we can help their memory live on.
It's National Pet Week! 🥳
Celebrate by posting your favorite picture of your favorite fur babies on the WVG page!🐕🦺🐈🦮🐈⬛🐩
Woodbridge Vet Group will be closed on Monday May 27th in observance of Memorial Day.
Happy Mother's Day from the staff at Woodbridge Veterinary Group
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Today is World Veterinary Day 2024
We thank every Veterinarian in our community and worldwide who work tirelessly to ensure the health and well being of all animals.
We thank you for your dedication, compassion and expertise🩵🐾🩵
What are the top Easter dangers when it comes to your pets?
1. CHOCOLATE
Easter is typically the top day for chocolate intoxication, topping Christmas, Valentine's Day, and even Halloween! Why? Pets find Easter candy hidden around the house or the yard or get into unattended Easter baskets. Make sure that all candy is out of reach of unsupervised pets.
2. LILIES
True lilies or daylilies ) are a concern for acute kidney injury in cats. We discourage cat owners from keeping Easter lilies in their homes. If you must have them in your home, make sure cats can't access any part of the plant, including leaves (on the plant or loose), pollen, or the water flowers were stored in—all can be life-threatening. Learn how to spot which lilies are toxic to cats.
3. EASTER GRASS
The plastic grass found in Easter baskets is appealing to pets but can cause a life-threatening gastrointestinal obstruction that may require surgery to resolve.
4. TABLE FOOD
Onions, garlic, macadamia nuts, grapes, raisins, and xylitol-containing foods are common toxins that pets ingest. However, many foods that aren't toxic may cause stomach upset that could lead to pancreatitis.
5. HERBICIDES
Many people begin spring yard work on Easter weekend. Make sure herbicides are kept where pets can't chew or puncture the bottle and that the application is dry before letting pets outside. Pets are often exposed when they are outside while their owners are spraying these products. While many herbicides are not highly toxic, any exposure does warrant a call to the vet.
In case of an emergency, please contact:
Garden State Veterinary Services
1200 Rt. 9 North
Woodbridge, New Jersey 07095
P: (732) 283-3535
Lenny is going to be giving the Easter bunny a run for his carrots!
Happy Easter!
🍀Happy Saint Patrick's Day 🍀
Lenny always arrives for his appointments dressed up and looking very dapper!
This Valentine's day he did not disappoint!
We love Lenny and always look forward to seeing what he's wearing at his next visit!
Many of the familiar little candy-shaped hearts, gummies, and jellybeans we share on this holiday contain the sugar substitute xylitol, which is a polyalcohol compound that is highly toxic to dogs, as well as to cats.
It's best to keep all sweet treats, including chocolate and desserts away from pets.
ROCK SALT AND PETS PAWS
Here are a few tips that can help with avoiding salt exposure (and salt damage) during the winter:
Avoidance. If possible, try to walk your pet away from areas that are likely to contain a lot of salt, such as the sludge on the side of the road. Prevent your pup from eating sludgy snow that may contain ice melts, too.
Keep walks short. Unless your furry friend is accustomed to long walks and outdoor activities in cold weather, it may be best to limit their walking time. In addition to salt exposure, other winter hazards like frostbite and hypothermia could result from prolonged periods outside.
Use dog booties to cover your pal’s paws. It may take some time and positive reinforcement to get a dog used to these, but booties can do a lot to protect paws from salt, chemicals, sharp objects under the snow, and ice balls that could form in the fur between the toes.
Wipe or rinse the paws after a walk. Use a towel or pet wipe. Or, briefly soak the paws in lukewarm water and then wipe them off with a towel to remove salt and chemicals.
No matter what the temperature is, windchill can threaten a pet's life. Exposed skin on noses, ears and paw pads are at risk for frostbite and hypothermia during extreme cold snaps. For this reason, short-haired dogs often feel more comfortable wearing a sweater—even during short walks.
Rock salt and other chemicals used to melt snow and ice can irritate the pads of your pet's feet. Wipe all paws with a damp towel before your pet licks them and irritates their mouth.
With winter here and snow in this weekends forecast, here are a few tips to keep your pets safe and comfortable.
You can walk your dog in the colder temperatures including in the snow. However, there are some precautions you should take beforehand. If possible, keep your dog's coat longer in winter for warmth. If your dog is short-haired consider dog sweaters, jackets, boots, or socks to place a barrier between them and the cold.
Keep your home humidified and towel dry your pet as soon as he comes inside, paying special attention to his feet and in-between the toes. Remove any snow balls from between his foot pads. Never shave your dog down to the skin in winter, as a longer coat will provide more warmth, and keep pet bathing to a minimum when it's cold to avoid dry skin
Meet the newest addition to the Woodbridge Vet Group family. Zephyr belongs to Dr. Adler.
He's a German Shepherd and four months old.
Training is important at this age and these are some of the AKC's 5 basic cue's.
Teach Your Dog to Come When Called
Teach Your Dog Loose-Leash Walking
Teach Your Dog Sit
Teach Your Dog to Lay Down
Teach Your Dog Stay
Woodbridge Vet Group will be closed on Monday Jan 1,2024 in observation of New Years Day.
If your pet experiences a medical emergency please contact:
Garden State Veterinary Services
1200 Rt. 9 North
Woodbridge, New Jersey
Phone: 732-283-3535
From our family to yours, we wish you a very
Merry Christmas!
Cats and kittens love our Christmas trees.
Be mindful that they don't chew on or consume any ribbons, plastic or ornaments.
Woodbridge Vet Group will be closed in observance of Christmas on Monday Dec. 25.
Please contact the office if you need to refill your pets medication.
424 Amboy Avenue
Woodbridge, NJ
7095
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 12pm |
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Woodbridge Vet Group will be closed on Monday Jan 1,2024 in observation of New Years Day. If your pet experiences a medical emergency please contact: Garden State Veterinary Services 1200 Rt. 9 North Woodbridge, New Jersey Phone: 732-283-3535
