In addition to a wide range of soft-tissue surgeries, Animal Care Center of Hudson proudly offers high-quality pet orthopedic surgery services. Our veterinarians have received special training and are experienced with several types of procedures, ensuring your pet gets the best possible care. Orthopedic Surgical Services We Provide It’s not uncommon for dogs—especially older and … Read moreOrthopedic Surgery
As pet parents ourselves, we understand how stressful it is to have a sick pet or a pet suffering from an injury. Our pets can be subject to many of the same ailments and health issues that affect us. But unlike humans, they can’t tell us what’s wrong! Our goal is to ensure you know … Read moreSick Visits for Unwell Pets
Animal Care Center of Hudson is proud to offer a fully stocked in-house pet pharmacy. This ensures your pet has immediate access to the medications they need. Whether your pet requires pain relief, antibiotics, or specialized treatments, our in-house pharmacy allows us to dispense medications quickly and efficiently, saving you time and a trip to … Read moreIn-House Pharmacy
According to the Companion Animal Parasite Council, the incidence of heartworm across the country is up. As you may already know, potentially deadly heartworm is spread by mosquitoes, and it only takes one bite to infect a pet. Once infected, heartworm can do severe damage to a pet’s heart, lungs, and blood vessels. Sadly, many … Read moreHeartworm Prevention
Animal Care Center of Hudson offers screening for certain conditions and diseases, as well as for breeding purposes. Hip Dysplasia This condition occurs when the hip joint of a young dog becomes loose or unstable in some way. If this health issue isn’t identified and treated, it causes a wearing down of the hip cartilage … Read moreOFA/Pennhip
Fleas are little blood suckers that can cause problems not only for your pet, but for you and your home as well. Hot spots, dermatitis, tapeworm and anemia are some of the risks a pet faces when they are infested with fleas. An adult female flea can lay up to 40 eggs per day and … Read moreFlea Prevention & Control
Your pet’s endocrine system is similar to your own and consists of a system of glands (including the adrenal gland, ovaries, pancreas, parathyroid glands, pituitary gland, testes, and thyroid gland) that are the source of hormones that regulate the body. Diseases of the endocrine system include: Many of these conditions are life-threatening, so catching and … Read moreEndocrinology
The chewing. The scratching. The licking. These behaviors are all too familiar to many pet parents and can be symptoms of a significant pet allergy or dermatology problem. Whether it’s allergies, an infection, stress, or any one of many issues, it’s crucial that your pet sees the vet when these symptoms appear. At Animal Care … Read moreAllergies & Dermatology
Changes in pet behavior often indicate an underlying medical problem, learn how to spot these shifts and seek veterinary help.
Dental care is the foundation of proper oral hygiene and is an important part of your pet’s daily life, see why annual dental cleanings are needed to maintain a clean bill of health.
