We love puppies at Levittown Animal Hospital, and what we love even more is helping provide them all of the essential care they need to get their life started on the right paw.
We recommend that all new puppy owners set up an initial appointment for their puppy at Levittown Animal Hospital, for a range of reasons. First, we want to provide a nose-to-tail physical exam to establish a health baseline, while also looking out for any hidden health issues that we can address early rather than later.
We’ll also recommend a vaccination schedule based on your pup’s age, vaccination history, and lifestyle. Vaccinations we recommend for puppies include (but aren’t always limited to):
During your pup’s first exam, we may also recommend routine tests including a heartworm exam and fecal exam that can help ensure they’re free from parasites and sending positive signals about your puppy’s health.
Is there anything more precious than looking into the big, beautiful eyes of a loveable little kitten that you’ve just brought home? How about the peace of mind that comes from knowing your kitten is healthy and properly vaccinated?
At Levittown Animal Hospital, we advocate for early wellness exams for kittens, which allow us to give a full physical exam, recommend a vaccine schedule, and conduct routine tests that help ensure your kitten is developing properly.
If you have any questions about recommended vaccinations and tests we recommend for your pet, you’re always welcome to speak with your vet who will be happy to answer any and all questions before moving forward. After all, caring for your new kitten is a team effort between Levittown Animal Hospital and you as their owner.
We strongly recommend all dogs and cats be sterilized to reduce sexual instincts, unwanted behaviors, and the chances of infection and disease. Our veterinarians are highly trained to perform spay and neuter procedures. We guarantee your companion will be closely monitored, safe, and comfortable throughout the entire procedure and recovery period.
Neutering involves the surgical removal of the testicles. This procedure will lessen aggressive behaviors, decrease the urge to roam, and prevents testicular cancer and prostate disease. We will perform a pre-operative physical exam and blood testing to ensure safety during surgery and while under anesthesia. Typically, recovery is simple with minimal aftercare.
Spaying involves the surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus in order to eliminate heat periods and the possibility of pregnancy. This procedure typically occurs between 4-6 months of age, and preferably prior to first heat. Aside from preventing heat and pregnancy, spaying your female pet will eliminate the risk of uterine infections, and ovarian/uterine tumors. It can also decrease the risk of malignant breast cancer by 90% when performed before the first heat cycle. We will perform a pre-operative physical exam and blood testing to ensure safety during surgery and while under anesthesia.
Microchipping is essentially painless and provides lifelong protection and identification for your pet. The procedure is similar to a routine vaccination and is injected between the shoulder blades. Unlike a collar, a microchip can never fall off, be lost, altered, or intentionally removed.
Located off of Wantagh State Parkway on Hempstead Turnpike. Directly next to Starbucks between Loring Road and Wolcott Road.
Phone: 516-796-2266
