Leatherstocking Veterinary Group is Hosting a Campaign to Help Local Animal Shelters! If you love animals and want to help out a local animal shelter but you can’t adopt a pet, volunteer, or donate money, there are always item donations. Item donations make a huge difference...
Leatherstocking Veterinary Services invites you to our free seminar on Neurological Diseases Causes, Prevention and How to Keep Your Horse Safe April 10, 2018: 6:30-8:30 PM Leatherstocking Veterinary Services 117 County Highway 17, New Berlin, NY 13411RSVP: April 6th, 2018 Contact: Mary email:mwust@leatherstockingvet.com Phone:607-282-2247. Please include the number of people attending. Dr. Morgan from...
Come on down to Marcy Vet on March 3rd, pet some puppies, buy some LuLaRoe, and make a world of difference in the lives of some adorable animals. Marcy Vet is teaming up with LuLaRoe and Stevens-Swan Humane Society to help raise money for cute...
Q: With spring here, I have some adventures planned for my dog and I. I would like to make a First-Aid kit to take along on these trips. What should I have in it? A: Keeping a first-aid kit on hand for your dog or cat...
If you think you're the only one in need of sun protection this summer, think again. Sun protection isn't just for humans! While you and your pooch are out enjoying the summer rays of sunshine, don't forget to keep your dog protected from the sun's...
Dog Obedience Classes Now Available at Marcy Veterinary Clinic Our course instructor, Frank Cavalieri brings 25 professional years of experience. He started his dog training career with the Suffolk County Police Department K9 Unit. Frank, and wife Barbara, also own and operate Mountainview Preserve & Kennels....
Question: I have a dog and a cat. People are always choosing New Year’s Resolutions for themselves. If I made 2017 Pet Goals, what would you suggest? Dr. Lisa Johnson from Pittsfield Veterinary Clinic responds, “This is a great question and one (I think!) pet owners...
What is a pyometra and why should I care? A pyometra is the word veterinarians use for an infected, pus-filled uterus (pyo=pus, metra=uterus). When the uterus becomes infected, toxins and bacteria are then free to move from the uterus and into the bloodstream, resulting in a...
Did you know, February is National Dental Health Month? When was the last time you looked in your pet’s mouth? Does your pet have bad breath? Bad breath isn’t the only dental disease sign dog and cat owners should be concerned with. There are five additional warning...
Gastric and intestinal foreign bodies can be anything small enough for a dog or cat to swallow, but not pass through the entire G.I. system without producing an obstruction. Even some items that individually are small enough to pass through the stomach will obstruct the...