Internists Internal Medicine locations near Breezy Point, NY

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Belle Harbor Animal

Animal Hospitals & Veterinary Clinics

📍 457 Beach 129th St, Belle Harbor, NY, 11694

📞 718-635-0979

Among the shops and restaurants of the Beach 129th Street Business District in Belle Harbor, the Belle Harbor Animal Clinic is ready to hold your hand and your pet's paw as we strive to teach you about animal health and provide preventative healthcare to keep your pet free from illness. Our compassionate doctors and staff look forward to spending as much time as needed with you and your pet to answer any number of questions you may have. Our clinic is open 6 days a week, including Saturday with many parking spots available including right in front of our door. A groomer is available by appointment. We also have a 24 hour pet hotline and emergency hospital in Valley Stream, New York that is open 24/7 for any questions, concerns, or emergencies. Please call to schedule an appointment.

Bensonhurst Veterinary Care

Veterinarians: Internal Medicine

📍 7424 20th Ave, Brooklyn, NY, 11204

📞 347-699-8595

Welcome to Bensonhurst Veterinary Care! We look forward to meeting you and your pet! Services include: Exams: All basic procedures can be provided including well and sick exams, lameness exams, behavioral counseling, vaccinations, blood work, urine testing, diabetic regulation et al. Wellness exams are one of the most important preventative measures that we can take to ensure our pets remain healthy. A wellness exam is a comprehensive overview of our pets health including: oral, otoscopic (ear), ophthalmologic (eye), cardiothoracic auscultation (heart and lungs), abdominal palpation, orthopedic and rectal examination. Sick patient exams can often times help to resolve a variety of medical issues. Many patients suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, coughing, and any other array of clinical signs. These problems can often times can be resolved quickly with supportive care, medications and minimal diagnostics at home. In some cases our pets may need a more extensive diagnostic approach and supportive care in a hospital setting. These decisions can be made as a group to help ensure the safety of your pet. Vaccinations are the cornerstone of preventative medicine in veterinary medicine. Vaccinations have become increasingly safe and effective over the past years and are an effective way to help prevent such diseases as Rabies, Distemper Virus, Parvo Virus, Leptospirosis and Bordetella (Kennel Cough). Vaccines are also available for Lyme Disease based on the individual risk of your pet. Diagnostic testing is an important tool for all of our pets. Routine blood work and urine testing helps us to evaluate liver and kidney function, as well as electrolyte abnormalities, urine crystal formation, blood glucose (diabetic monitoring) red and white blood cell counts and a variety of other abnormalities. These tests are frequently used to ensure the health of our geriatric patients and patients on long term medications. Advanced diagnostics such as digital x-ray a