Animal Specialty Center

Animal Specialty Center

Veterinary

Yonkers, New York 257 followers

Proudly serving pets, pet owners, and referring veterinarians in Yonkers, NY for 15 years.

About us

Animal Specialty Center is a fully equipped 24/7/365 emergency and specialty hospital serving New York communities in and surrounding lower Westchester. If you suspect your pet may be having a medical crisis, we have a staff of top veterinarians, technicians, and client care specialists prepared to handle all pet medical emergencies. Purpose: To provide the highest level of specialty veterinary care to enhance the lives of pets and families. Mission: Keeping people and pets together while enjoying longer, happier, and healthier lives. Core Values: Caring We treat our patients, clients and team members with respect, kindness, and empathy. Innovation We maintain an environment of creativity and excellence. We will settle for nothing less. Education We commit to learning, teaching, and mentoring. They permeate all aspects of our practice and contribute to the development and growth of our team members, our clients and our community. Integrity We believe that through clear communication, excellent service, and compassionate care we will earn and maintain trust. Community We embrace teamwork and camaraderie. They are the foundation for a nurturing environment and enhance the quality of life of our team members, our clients, and our community.

Industry
Veterinary
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Yonkers, New York
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2008
Specialties
Surgery, Internal Medicine, Radiology, and Critical Care

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Employees at Animal Specialty Center

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    On August 7th, we had the pleasure of hosting a Dermatology CE event focused on the misuse of antihistamines in atopic dermatitis. A huge THANK YOU to Dr. McClintock, ASC’s Dermatologist, for leading this fantastic event, and to our sponsor, Hill's Pet Nutrition. We also appreciate all the veterinarians who joined us. It was a day packed with learning, networking, and fun! 

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  • Introducing our newest team member, Dr. Carly Sullivan, joining ASC as our skilled Surgeon! 🎉 Carly Sullivan, originally from Connecticut, earned her Bachelor’s and Master’s of Public Health degrees from Virginia Tech before attending veterinary school at Iowa State University, where she developed a passion for surgery. Following veterinary school, Carly completed a rotating internship at BluePearl in New York City, followed by surgical internships in Austin, TX, and Philadelphia, PA. She then pursued a three-year surgical residency in Philadelphia. After residency, Carly practiced at a busy referral clinic in New York City before recently moving back to Connecticut. Carly is interested in all aspects of veterinary surgery, specializing in both orthopedic and soft tissue cases. Her favorite procedures include emergent gastrointestinal surgeries, reconstructive procedures, fracture management, and TPLOs for dogs of all sizes. Outside of work, Carly enjoys barre classes, watching college football and basketball, dining out, and spending time at the beach with her husband, son, and their Rhodesian Ridgeback named Ryder. To learn more about the services offered through our Surgery Department, please give us a call at (914) 457-4000 or visit our website. 🌐 https://lnkd.in/eQimfJCy

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  • During this heat wave, it’s important to keep your pet well-hydrated! Generally, your pet should drink about one ounce of water for each pound of body weight. That may need to increase by 3-4x depending on their exposure to heat, activity levels, and diet. Encourage your pet to drink more water by: 💧 Always supplying fresh water 💧 Clean the water bowl daily 💧 For pets that prefer running water, try a pet fountain 💧 Add wet food or more raw fruits and vegetables to their diet (just double-check that they are safe for your pet to consume) Your pet may be dehydrated if they’re experiencing loss of appetite, reduced energy, lethargy, panting, dry eyes, nose, or gums, or loss of skin elasticity. If your pet experiences dehydration, contact ASC at (914) 457-4000 immediately. We are open 24/7!

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  • Exciting News at ASC! 🐾 We're thrilled about our new MRI system, thanks to Brown's Medical Imaging! This advanced technology enhances our veterinary care capabilities with precise diagnostics and continuous support. A huge thank you to the BMI team and partners for making this possible! We look forward to delivering enhanced diagnostics and providing fantastic care for our pet patients.

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    BMI has successfully installed a fully reconditioned GE mobile MRI system at the Animal Specialty Center in Yonkers, NY! 🐾 The Signa™ HDxT 1.5T scanner is now helping veterinarians deliver top-tier diagnostic capabilities with precision and comprehensive support. This installation enhances veterinary care, offering advanced imaging services around the clock. Huge thanks to our team and partners for making this possible! Here's to improved diagnostics, happy pets, and relieved pet parents! Animal Specialty Center #VeterinaryCare #MRI #AnimalHealth #MRIScanner #DiagnosticImaging

  • Riley was presented to the ASC Neurology service on an emergency basis for evaluation of acute back pain and paralysis of his hind limbs. Dr. Gutierrez and the neurology team quickly assessed Riley and perform a same-day MRI to diagnose intervertebral disc disease (IVDD). 🩺 IVDD is one of the most common neurologic emergencies, and symptoms can vary from pain to total paralysis of the limbs. This is caused by herniation of disc material and subsequent compression of the spinal cord (“slipped disc”). In cases of total paralysis such as Riley's, emergency surgery is recommended to relieve alleviate disc herniation and compression. While IVDD is more common in older dogs, certain breeds are predisposed to developing it more than others. For example, Dachshunds, like Riley, are particularly prone to it! In the few days following surgery, Riley was already making great improvements and able to walk again! 💓

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  • While you're having fun with family and friends this Memorial Day Weekend, remember the following tips to help keep your pets safe this holiday: ⭐ Cookouts are popular this holiday weekend, but keep your pets safe by avoiding these toxic foods: alcohol, raisins, grapes, onions, chocolate, and avocado. ⭐ Supervise pets around water to prevent accidents; consider using flotation devices for dogs on boats and discourage drinking from pools or saltwater. ⭐ Ensure your pet's safety with proper identification, especially during times of increased escape risk like fireworks or thunderstorms. ⭐ Ensure pets have enough water and shade outdoors to avoid dehydration. As a reminder, ASC will be open for the holiday weekend, with their usual 24/7 emergency care hours. 📲 (914) 457-4000 🌐 https://lnkd.in/ekYf5UJP

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  • In a pet medical emergency, we understand the anxiety and stress it can bring. That's why our team at ASC is here for you around the clock, ready to provide the urgent care your pet needs. With our doctors and support staff on-site at all times, specially trained in emergency and critical care, you can trust us to be there when you need us most. Your pet's well-being is our top priority, always. 🐾💙 📲 (914) 457-4000 🌐 https://lnkd.in/dfEXmm6A

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