Huntington  Animal Hospital | Huntington vet 
                     HUNTINGTON  VILLAGE ANIMAL 
HOSPITAL
Medical Services
1.Dentistry
 For many dogs and cats, this is a 
painful reality. According to the 
American Veterinary Dental 
Society, more than 80% of dogs 
and 70% of cats  have dental 
disease by the age of 3. Dental (or 
periodontal) disease is the most 
frequently diagnosed health 
problem in pets.
 2. Radiology (X-
rays)
When we need to figure out 
what’s wrong with your pet, we 
routinely use x-rays to help 
identify the cause of the 
problem, rule out possible 
problems, or provide a list of 
possible causes. We may also 
use x-rays during a wellness 
exam to diagnose potential 
problems before they become 
serious.
3. Flea Control
 A flea problem on your pet 
means a flea problem in your 
home. Understanding the flea 
life cycle and methods for its 
control can be a daunting task. 
We will gladly assist you in this 
process. We can provide you 
with safe, effective flea 
prevention and if necessary, 
flea treatment. See the flea 
article in the Pet Health Library 
of our site.
4. Dermatology (Skin)
Skin problems are common in 
dogs and cats and can be caused 
by hormonal disorders, allergies, 
infections, or parasites such as 
fleas and mites. These issues 
can be particularly difficult to 
treat and should be addressed 
promptly.
 Contact us if you notice your 
dog or cat scratching excessively 
or if he or she develops any bare 
patches, scabs, scaling, redness, 
inflammation, lumps, or bumps.
5. Cardiology 
(Heart)
Although heart problems are 
found more often in older 
pets, these conditions can 
affect pets at any age. Heart 
disease is usually a life-
threatening condition, but 
early diagnosis and 
appropriate therapy can 
extend your pet’s life. If 
caught soon enough, some 
forms of heart disease can be 
cured.
5. 
Tonometry
It is crucial for your pet’s vision 
that we detect and treat glaucoma 
and other problems with 
intraocular pressure (pressure 
within the eye) as quickly as 
possible. We can test your dog or 
cat’s eyes for excess pressure 
easily and safely. The test, 
performed with a device called a 
tonometer, is not painful and does 
not require sedation.
6. Medical Assessment
To ensure a proper diagnosis, we 
often need to examine your pet. 
We begin a medical assessment 
by looking at your pet’s eyes, ears, 
and skin and checking his or her 
cardiovascular, neurological, 
gastrointestinal, and skeletal 
systems for any abnormalities. We 
will perform blood and/or urine 
tests as necessary to check your 
pet’s kidneys, liver, pancreas, and 
endocrine system, including the 
thyroid and adrenal glands.
Contact Us
Website: https://huntingtonvillageanimalhospital.com/
Phone: (631)350-2335
                  50 Stewart Avenue Suite 103, Huntington, NY, 11743