Cat Services
Cats are part of the family, yours and ours. Independent and self sufficient, they also deserve and need the same care and medical attention as any other furry members of the family.
See MoreBehavioral problems in companion animals are a common occurance, ranging from separation anxiety, noise phobias, or aggression toward people or other animals.. Some behavioral problems have an underlying medical cause.
See MoreWashington Heights Veterinary Clinic offers medical boarding and day care for pets in need of specialized care but not requiring 24-hour monitoring.
See MoreRoutine dental care is as important in animals as it is in humans. The pet owner plays a key role in their pet’s dental hygiene. Brushing your pet’s teeth as often as possible and/or using oral rinses and gels will significantly improve your pet’s oral health.
See MoreEmergencies happen - we're here to help.
We know how difficult a medical emergency with your pet can be and we are here for you during this stressful time. Should your pet need urgent care during clinic hours we are available to get your loved one on the road to recovery.
See MoreEmergencies happen - we're here to help.
We know how difficult a medical emergency with your pet can be and we are here for you during this stressful time. Should your pet need urgent care during clinic hours we are available to get your loved one on the road to recovery.
See MoreThe doctors at Washington Heights Veterinary Clinic are accredited by the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) to complete international health certificates for the import of pets to a foreign country.
See MoreThe veterinarians at Washington Heights Veterinary Clinic begin each patient visit with the most important diagnostic tool: the comprehensive physical examination. While other diagnostics are extremely important, the first step to arriving at any diagnosis is the physical examination.
See MoreMicrochips play an integral role in reuniting lost pets. A microchip is a tiny chip that is implanted under the surface of the skin in between the shoulder blades. The chip is encoded with a number that is specific to that pet.
See MoreDuring the physical exam, the veterinarian will assess your pet’s body condition, including weight. If weight gain or loss is recommended, your veterinarian can help you determine the appropriate feeding guidelines to help your pet hit his/her target weight.
See MoreWashington Heights Veterinary Clinic offers a full pharmacy for your convenience. Meaning, should your pet be prescribed a medication during their visit, it will likely be sent home with you at that time.
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