Welcome!
Dr. Zola and the team at University Animal Hospital are pleased to announce their hospital blog. This fun and fact-filled blog is updated regularly and includes up-to-date information about your pet’s health care. Also included in the blog are fun, pet-related news stories that we want to share with you and photos and information about our hospital and [...]
Get 10% off microchipping for your pet through April! National Pet ID Week is coming up and University Animal Hospital is celebrating by offering 10% off microchipping through the end of April. Microchipping is a quick, pain-free, and permanent method of identifying your pet. While ID tags are helpful, they can get faded or lost over [...]
Canine Influenza and Kennel Cough Outbreak! Our doctors are greatly concerned with the increased amount of sick dogs we have seen in the past week. Veterinarians, doggie daycares, grooming parlors and shelters are reporting a dramatic increase in Canine Influenza and kennel cough cases. We are strongly encouraging all dog owners to be vigilant about [...]
February is Dental Health Month! 10% off all dental cleanings!
February is Pet Dental Health Month! Receive 10% off your pet’s Dental Health Care in February! Dental care is more than just a cure for bad breath. Just like people, pets need preventative dental health care to avoid painful problems later in life. Here are some things to think about while you’re brushing your teeth: More [...]
October is Pet Dental Health Month – 10% off all dentistry!
October is Pet Dental Health Month! Receive 10% off your pet’s Dental Health Care in October. Dental care is more than just a cure for bad breath. Just like people, pets need preventative dental health care to avoid painful problems later in life. Here are some things to think about while you’re brushing your teeth: [...]
Tick Infestation!
Tick infestation in NYC! Our doctors are seeing a huge upswing in cases of tick infestation! Ticks are now in more places and in higher numbers, putting more dogs at risk of developing potentially debilitating and deadly tick-borne diseases. That’s why The Companion Animal Parasite Council recommends year-round tick control in all areas of the [...]