County Animal Clinic

03/27/2025

We go the extra mile for Pet Dental Care!
Maintaining your pet’s dental care often leads to a longer, happier life. From must-haves and expert tips to how-to videos, we’ve got all the resources you need to understand the importance of pet dental care and help you keep your pet’s teeth healthy.

VCA is here to support your pet's dental care needs. Read about the importance of pet dental care with our tips and veterinarian-approved products.

03/24/2025

AskVCA: What Happens at a Dental Cleaning?

03/23/2025

https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/household-products-poisonous-pets

Keeping your pets safe from household poisons, toxic cleaning and yard products, and pesticides is important. Here are some products to avoid.

03/22/2025

AskVCA: What do I Need to do to Care for my Puppy's Teeth?

03/21/2025

Safety first! Whether you're out for a walk or relaxing at home, the right pet safety gear is a must. We've rounded up our top picks to keep our pets protected. Watch to see our favorites!

03/20/2025

Spring is in the air 🌼 Next time you stop and smell the flowers, make sure they're safe for your pet to sniff too!

What's your favorite Spring activity with your pet? Let us know in the comments.

03/19/2025

We apologize for the inconvenience. We will be closing at 2pm today, Wednesday, March 19th.

03/19/2025

VCA Veterinarian David Herman talks about parasites that both outdoor and indoor cats can become infected with, and shares recommendations for prevention.

03/18/2025

Meeting your pet is one of the easiest hellos, but it's also one of the hardest goodbyes.

Jennifer Scanlon, VCA South Shore (Weymouth) Animal Hospital, spoke with Newsweek about pet grief and how important it is to help pet owners navigate these difficult times.

Read More:

An X-ray revealed my 12-year-old dog had hemangiosarcoma, a type of cancer known as the "silent killer."

03/17/2025

AskVCA: How Many Treats Can I Feed my Dog?

03/17/2025

We're feline lucky cause it's St. Cat-ricks Day 🍀!

03/14/2025

When it comes to pet health, make sure you're in the know. We're debunking a few common myths that can put your pet's health at risk.

03/13/2025

March 13th is

Today is dedicated to the incredible canines out there whose service and sacrifice help to keep us safe.

03/12/2025

Raise your hand if your timeline is just photos of the cutest pets! 😹🤚

03/12/2025

A subtle change in your cat's routine could be an indication that they're experiencing an underlying medical issue. VCA's Krista Williams, DVM, spoke with the HuffPost to help cat owners look for signs that your cat may be due for a checkup.

Read Now: https://www.huffpost.com/entry/cats-veterinarians-signs-never-ignore_l_67aba777e4b0c52db9aaf7d1

Feline health experts break down the red flags that may indicate a serious underlying problem.

03/06/2025

Microchips may be tiny in size, but they can lead to great results. Did you know this fast and safe procedure increases the chance of reconnecting lost pets with their owners?

Contact your local VCA to ask about microchipping your pet.

03/05/2025

Where can you find world-class medicine & hometown care? At VCA!

Find your local VCA: https://vca.mobi/FindAHospital

02/27/2025

Ever curious about why dogs sigh? Discover the real reason behind it—and how those sighs can actually be a sign of trust and security.

Find Out Why Dogs Sigh: https://vca.mobi/WhyDoDogsSigh

02/25/2025

Spaying your pet has several benefits, including helping to reduce the pet overpopulation crisis.

Talk to your veterinarian to determine the best time to spay your pet.

02/24/2025

While some dogs enjoy the cold, others need extra warmth. Watch here to learn about your dog's body temperature to ensure they stay cozy and comfortable this winter.

02/21/2025

Your pet’s smile is worth protecting. VCA accepts the CareCredit credit card for all types of veterinary expenses, including dental cleanings.

Learn more about CareCredit and see if you prequalify at https://bit.ly/3EFLhr0.

02/20/2025

We love the mischief makers, the snugglers, and the goofballs, but most of all, we love your pet. Thank you for allowing us to care for the pets you love. Happy 🩵🧡💜

02/19/2025

Luna, Milo, Max? We're sharing our predictions for the top pet names for 2025.

Comment your pet's name below and let us know if you made the list!

02/17/2025

Caring for your pet’s teeth is just as important as their diet and exercise routine. From dental chews to regular brushing, there are simple ways to keep their smile sparkling!

In honor of National Dental Month, swipe through for tips on starting a dental routine today for a lifetime of healthy teeth.

02/14/2025

We think it's a treat to care for your pets! Just make sure to skip the chocolates!

Happy Valentine's Day - 💙 VCA

01/26/2025

01/04/2025

C.E.T.® VEGGIEDENT® Zen Chews for Dogs Benefits
• Contains the new FR3SH® Technology to maintain healthy and fresh breath.

• May help support a dog’s mental well-being in stressful situations.

• Are formulated with L-theanine, which is also found in green tea leaves.

• Supports at-home dental care between professional cleanings.

• Are enjoyable for dogs.

• Innovated shape allows the chew to reach front to back and everywhere in between.

• Easily soluble, gluten-free formula contains non-GMO corn.

• Contains a prebiotic known to support proper digestion and help maintain intestinal well-being.

https://vcahospitals.com/shop/product/c-e-t-veggiedent-zen-chews

01/01/2025

Wishing a Happy & Healthy New Year!
The Hospital will be CLOSED today for the holiday. We will be open tomorrow, 1/02/2025 at 9am!

12/30/2024

County Animal Clinic will be open from 9am to 2pm on Tuesday 12/31/2024 and will be closed on Wednesday 01/01/2025 for the Holiday!

12/27/2024

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12/25/2024

Wishing you a happy holidays from VCA County Animal Clinic!

12/23/2024

Community Alert!!! A rabid cat was cat brought to the Yonkers Animal Hospital, located on Saw Mill River Road, on Thursday, December 12 and tested positive for rabies. The Health Department is seeking to identify and speak with the man and woman who dropped off the cat but did not leave their names or contact information. Health officials need to determine whether these individuals were exposed to the rabies virus, which is fatal if untreated. When the cat was dropped off, the man was wearing an orange camouflage jacket and the woman carried the cat in a beige tote bag and wore a black jacket and a black hat with a pom-pom.

If you are one of these individuals or had any contact with the cat, which appeared to be less than a year old and had likely been struck by a vehicle, please call the Westchester County Department of Health immediately at (914) 813-5000. This line is available 24/7.

For more information please visit
https://health.westchestergov.com

Health Commissioner Dr. Sherlita Amler said: “Rabies is fatal, but it is also 100 percent preventable with postexposure treatment. To avoid rabies, steer clear of wild animals and strays. If you see an injured or sick animal, call police. Teach your children not to approach or handle animals they don’t know, even if they appear
young injured or friendly, and to tell you right away if they are bitten or scratched by any animal.
Any physical contact with a wild or unfamiliar animal should be reported to a health care provider. All animal bites or contacts with animals suspected of having rabies must be reported to the County Health Department.
For more information, go to www.westchestergov.com/health or call the RABIES INFOLINE at (914) 813-5010.