Warwick Valley Veterinary Hospital

75 Belcher Road

Warwick, NY 10990 US

845-986-5678

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  • Creepy, Crawly Critters
    Category: Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites

    There are many parasites we need be concerned about that can affect our pets. Ticks are one of the most common and frightful. Most people shudder just at the thought of a tick, let alone finding one on their pet or in their house. Unfortunately, the people who study these things tell us we should expect

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  • Ehrlichiosis: What You Should Be Looking For
    Category: Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites

    Ticks may be tiny but that can cause bacterial infections that make your pet very sick.

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  • Flea Preventative Medications: Oral vs. Topical
    Category: Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites

    Fleas are not only a source of irritation and frustration, but they also pose a serious health threat to animals. These tiny external parasites can carry a variety of diseases, including bubonic plague, and severe infestations may cause deadly levels of blood loss in very small or young pets, according

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  • Fleas, the Frustrating Pest
    Category: Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites

    Consider the following scenario: You arrive home from a long flight from a wonderful, two-week vacation. As you drive home, you remind yourself the boarding kennel is already closed and you have to wait until tomorrow to pick up your dog, Max. You finally walk in the front door, happy to be home. As

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  • Giardia: A Parasite of Many Species
    Category: Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites

    If you have a friend who camps or fishes, you may have heard that they had been infected with Giardia. Or your veterinarian may have told you that your cat or dog had Giardia. In either case, you probably wondered, can I catch it as well? Giardia is a protozoan parasite (one-celled organism) that can

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  • Keeping Your Pets Safe During Flea and Tick Season
    Category: Newsletter Library, Fleas & Parasites

    Would you like to keep your pet free of ticks and fleas? Try a few of these tips.

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After Hours Emergency

Guardian Veterinary Emergency is open and ready to help. The clinic is equipped with on site laboratory instruments and x-ray facilities. Located in Middletown on route 211, opposite the Galleria. Their phone number is 845-692-0260

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