Veterinary exam at Urbanvets Animal Hospital located
at 163 avenue C, at 10th Street in the East Village, New York City New York
10009. Exam includes head to tail physical. Any treatment or vaccinations are
extra. Animal Hospital treats cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, rabbits, guinea
pigs, hamsters, ferrets,rats, mice, iguanas, snakes, and other exotic species.
Veterinarian animal hospital treating all animals.
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(212) 674-6200
The ultimate in home and hospital veterinary care for your pet.
Our multi-faceted hospital is capable of treating pets of all
varieties, from dogs and cats to birds, tortoises and pocket pets. Dr. Howard
Cohen, owner and director of Urban Vets, has more than a decade of experience
working with exotic pets, and exotic pets make up about 15 percent of our
clientele. Urban Vets Animal Hospital offers a range of services, including
internal medicine, cancer treatment, ultrasounds and house calls. Our hospital
has in-house specialists in orthopedic surgery, endoscopy and ultrasound and
soft-tissue surgery, and our dedicated, skilled staff is ready to give your pet
the best medical care possible.
At Urban Vets Animal Hospital we offer boarding services for dogs, cats, and
exotics. Our boarding services include standard boarding, medical, and long
duration stays. Discounts apply for long duration boarding of all pets. While
walk-ins are welcome, we do recommend that you make reservations to board your
pet. Please call for details and pricing. We also offer pet sitting and medical
pet sitting by appointment.
We also offer a full range of grooming services, including routine bathing,
medical flea baths, lyme dips and more. Grooming appointments can be made Monday
through Friday during regular office hours. Please call for details and
pricing.
Wellness exams
A yearly check-up is just as important for your pet as it is for you. Regular
exams can help spot medical problems before they become serious. A yearly exam
also gives you, and your veterinarian, a clear picture of your pet's overall
health. During wellness exams, our veterinarians will discuss with you dental
care, nutrition, behavior, diseases and vaccinations. We offer wellness exams
for dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, pocket pets and other exotics.
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House calls
If your pet is seriously ill and cannot make the trip to the hospital, our
veterinarians can come to your home. House calls are ideal for elderly pets,
nervous or aggressive pets, homes with multiple pets and pet owners who have
hectic schedules or difficulty driving. The veterinarians and staff at Urban
Vets Animal Hospital staff will bring thorough, comprehensive, compassionate
care to you home when it is most convenient for you. Our house call services
include emergency after-hours visits, pet transport, and pet sitting by
appointment. Please call for details or to schedule an appointment
Our veterinarians are ready to perform almost any surgery for your pet, from
common procedures such as spays and neuters to orthopedic procedures, such as
hip dysplasia and fracture repairs, performed by a board-certified orthopedic
surgeon. Our support staff also includes a board-certified soft-tissue surgery
specialist, for procedures such as splenectomies (removal of the spleen), ear
canal resections, biopsies and other procedures. Procedures performed at the
hospital include:
Orthopedic surgery:
- Fracture repair
- Torn cruciate repair
- Medial patellar luxation repair
- Hip dysplasia surgeries
- Limb sparing techniques
- Limb amputation
Soft tissue surgery:
- Mass removal
- Laceration repair
- Bladder surgery
- Ear canal resections
- Liver lobe removal
- Intestinal surgery
- Skin grafting
Our operating rooms are fully-equipped, with IV fluid pumps, oxygen therapy,
heating pads and other equipment. Urban Vets Animal Hospital also has a cancer
staging and treatment area, including bone and bone marrow biopsy, chemotherapy
and on-site surgery
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Radiology
X-rays are very useful in diagnosing medical problems. If your veterinarian
detects a lump or mass on your pet, an x-ray can pinpoint the problem inside the
body. Similarly, an x-ray can detect foreign bodies or other masses that might
be inside your pet's stomach. An x-ray can reveal serious medical problems or
help a veterinarian decide whether or not major surgery is necessary.
Urban Vets has an on-site x-ray suite for dogs, cats and exotic pets, a
comfortable, safe environment for your pet. Because x-raying pets is more
difficult than x-raying humans, your pet may be given an anesthetic in order to
sedate him or her.
Ultrasound
While x-rays can indicate a medical problem, they are not always exact. In
such cases, an ultrasound may be necessary. During an ultrasound, high-frequency
sound-waves are directed into the body and bounce off the organs, creating a
computer image of the inside of the body. An ultrasound allows your veterinarian
to see things that can't be seen on x-rays.
At Urban Vet, ultrasounds are interpreted by a board-certified ultrasound
specialist, ensuring that your pet's ultrasound will be examined by an expert in
the field.
Endoscopy
An endoscopy allows our veterinarians to look inside your pet using a series
of small cameras attached to a flexible tube. This lets the doctor look inside a
body cavity or organ and diagnose a problem without being invasive. An endoscopy
allows biopsies, cultures and removing foreign objects from the lungs, stomachs
or intestines. Endoscopies are less stressful than standard surgery and allow
for a quicker recovery time for your pet.