Thanksgiving is a time for family, gratitude, and of course, plenty of food! But while you enjoy the feast, it's important to ensure your pets stay safe and healthy. At LaGrange Veterinary Hospital in Lagrangeville, New York, we care deeply about the well-being of your pets. To help keep your holiday stress-free, we’ve put together [...]
Caring for Your Unique Pet: A Friendly Guide to Breed-Specific Health with LaGrange Vet At LaGrange Veterinary Hospital in LaGrangeville, New York, we understand that every pet is unique, with individual needs, joys, and challenges. Certain pet breeds, however, come with specific health conditions that, if known in advance, can significantly aid in their care [...]
September is Happy Cat Month, a perfect time to focus on your feline friend’s well-being and happiness. Cats are independent creatures, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need care, attention, and love. Ensuring your cat is happy involves more than providing food and shelter—it’s about creating an environment that nurtures their physical, mental, and emotional [...]
One of our main jobs as pet owners is to keep our furry pals happy and healthy. However, pets often find themselves in emergency situations. Our LaGrange Veterinary Hospital team has put together a list of a few of the most common pet emergencies we see and simple steps you can take to prevent them [...]
Keeping your pet healthy requires veterinary care, optimal nutrition, and exercise. Exercise helps your furry pal maintain good physical, emotional, and behavioral health. However, only some exercises are suitable for some dogs. You should factor in your pet's age, breed, size, and health condition to determine their appropriate exercise type and intensity. To help you [...]
Who doesn’t love a good fireworks show? The crowd’s oohs and aahs demonstrate how much we enjoy celebrating Independence Day, but our pets often experience fear, stress, and danger as they contend with fireworks noise, crowds, loud parties, and harmful holiday food and items. The LaGrange Veterinary Hospital team wants to help pet owners see [...]
Allergies are the bane of springtime for many allergy sufferers. Our furry companions can also be affected by various allergens that impact their health and quality of life. Several allergens can trigger physical responses in pets, including pollen, mold, fleas, and food. Our LaGrange Veterinary Hospital team describes common allergies in pets and explains effective [...]
You love your pet and want the best for them. Responsible pet ownership includes ensuring your furry pal receives exceptional veterinary care when they need it. Pets need preventive care and treatment for life-threatening conditions, which can be costly. That's why pet insurance can save the day. Our LaGrange Veterinary Hospital team offers five compelling [...]
As a loving pet owner, you probably deeply understand your pet—from the tip of their nose to their tail—and their individual traits. You likely easily pick up on changes to their health or behavior, but how accurately can you know your furry pal's health status when many changes are not visible? Genetic screening has revolutionized [...]
Your pet’s dental health is paramount to their overall well-being. Make your pet’s dental health a priority by reading our LaGrange Veterinary Hospital team’s comprehensive guide to pet dental care. The essentials of pet dental health Pets’ dental issues can have far-reaching consequences. Poor oral hygiene can lead to dental diseases, negatively impacting your pet's [...]
Our current COVID-19 protocol permits one vaccinated, masked person to accompany the pet into the hospital. When you get here, please call from the parking lot to let us know you are here. We will follow up with a few questions and further instructions on whether or how you may enter with your pet. For clients who arrive with children or dependent adults, our lobby is not an appropriate place for them to wait during your pet’s visit.
When you enter our hospital, please make sure you are wearing a well-fitting mask that covers your mouth and your nose. You will be required to wear your mask over your mouth and nose for the entirety of your time in the hospital.
For unvaccinated clients, clients who arrive with children or dependent adults, or clients who prefer not to wear a mask, our curbside protocol remains in effect: a member of our staff will meet you outside to bring your pet in while you wait outside. Once he is done with his exam, Dr. Breite will call you on your cell phone to discuss exam findings, recommendations, results and next steps as well as answer any questions you may have, and your pet will be returned to you. All dogs must be leashed and all cats must be in a carrier.
For prescription diet and medication needs, we ask that clients call ahead to make your request so that we can get your product ready and take payment over the phone. Then, when you arrive to collect it, call from the parking lot to let us know you are here. We will leave your food or medication for you outside the exit door for you to pick up. You may also order your pet’s medication and food for home delivery through our online pharmacy.
If you have any questions regarding your pet’s health please call us at 845-473-9121.
