It’s extremely common for dogs to experience dementia as they age. Canine dementia is a serious mental disorder that affects their quality of life and progressively worsens as they get older. Luckily, dementia is not instantly fatal, and there are things...

Choking is a very common emergency for pets. It can happen to any dog or cat, and it's essential to know how to identify and treat it as soon as possible. Signs a Dog Is Choking Choking can occur when your...

Feline sepsis is one of the most dangerous and terrifying diseases your cat could get. If left untreated, feline sepsis could cause multi-organ failure and result in septic shock, which can often be fatal. As a pet owner, it's essential that...

A common mistake that many new pet owners make is not finding an experienced and trustworthy veterinarian that you can reliably take your pet to. When a dog or cat is as young as six weeks old, they will need to...

While we humans can readily swallow a bitter pill if it means bolstering our health, our canine friends can sometimes not be as willing. Some pups may be compliant and eat whatever you offer them, but others may put up such...

With pets, arthritis is a natural part of the aging process. Arthritis, in essence, is a term that describes a variety of joint pain and joint diseases. In pets, the parts of the body that are most affected usually include the...

Did you know that dogs can and should be socialized at any point in their life? From puppies to senior dogs, socialization is important to help dogs manage their stress levels around a variety of people, different environments, and other dogs....

As loving pet parents, it’s difficult to imagine our pets getting hurt or sick. Our love shouldn't blind us to the dangers that exist in our world. This is why every owner must educate themselves on the topic of heartworm disease,...

As pet owners, it’s our responsibility that we do not ignore our pet’s dental needs. Many owners overlook the daily responsibility of providing teeth cleaning to their companion, but pets need just as much dental care as people. Unfortunately, when we...

Although cats are great at grooming themselves, it’s still important to get them professionally groomed once every four to six weeks. Proper and regular grooming is a great way to stay on top of any potential health problems. For example, by...

One of the biggest benefits of being a pet owner is the amazing impact that pets can have on mental health. As of 2017, nearly 20% of US adults faced depression and anxiety, and the COVID-19 pandemic has only increased this....

Staying prepared for emergency situations is critical to being a responsible pet parent. Knowing your plan of action if an emergency situation occurs ahead of time can be the difference between life and death for your pet. Signs Your Pet Needs...

Does your dog look at you with those adorable puppy eyes as soon as you get to the dinner table? They’re probably hoping that you give them a little piece of that delicious meal you’re about to devour. But before you...

According to the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention, an estimated 60% of cats and 56% of dogs in the United States are considered obese.   There are a few tell-tale signs that your pet may be obese. For example, you should easily...

Located in the bustling heart of Staten Island, New York, we are an emergency clinic turned full-service animal hospital. With Dr. Sangiorgio at our helm, we offer a wide range of specialized services for cats and dogs. We even provide care...