Animal Behavioral Services locations near Totowa, NJ

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Little Falls Animal

Veterinarians: Internal Medicine

📍 333 Main St, Little Falls, NJ, 07424

📞 973-826-2695

Our Mission is to provide our patients with the most modern, high quality, compassionate veterinary care, exceed our clients expectations, and provide our employees with the opportunity for personal and professional growth. We pledge to maintain a state of the art facility, employ highly trained and compassionate health team members, educate the public about the benefits and responsibilities of pet ownership and expand our knowledge and capabilities.

Animal Hospital Of Fairfield

Veterinarians (Vets) & Veterinary Clinics

📍 428 Fairfield Rd, Fairfield, NJ, 07004

📞 973-227-8864

Veterinary Hospital

Foster Animal Hospital

Veterinarians (Vets) & Veterinary Clinics

📍 1347 Broad St, Clifton, NJ, 07013

📞 973-253-4113

Foster Animal Hospital is a veterinary facility based in Clifton, NJ where your pet's health is our top priority and excellent service is our goal.

Verona Animal Hospital

Veterinarians: Internal Medicine

📍 17 Grove Ave, Verona, NJ, 07044

📞 973-433-6995

Your pet is an important part of your family, and at our hospitals, your pet is an important part of our family, too. Dr. Anthony Scriffignano opened Verona Animal Hospital in 1979, and in 1985 purchased Montclair Animal Hospital. At our hospitals, our personal philosophy has always been to maintain the highest quality of medicine while caring for each animal as if he or she were our own. Breakthrough science with heart – at our hospitals, you get the best of both worlds. We're known for our warm, caring atmosphere as well as for our advanced veterinary technology. The latest diagnostic tools, surgical equipment and leading edge medical techniques enable us to provide your pet with many advanced services you might expect only from a large referral center. Our commitment to helping animals reaches beyond the scope of our clients, serving the needs of all animals whenever we can. This includes accepting wildlife and injured strays at our hospital at no cost to the Good Samaritans who bring us these animals in need of veterinary care.