Question 1

Are your veterinarians USDA accredited?

Accepted Answer

Yes, University Animal Hospital has USDA Accredited veterinarians.

Question 2

What do I need to travel internationally with my pet?

Accepted Answer

Each country varies so check out University Animal Hospital's International Travel page for more information on traveling with pets.

Question 3

How can I send you my pet's records?

Accepted Answer

You or your previous vet can email them to us at info@universityanimalhospital.com or info@UAHNYC.com

Question 4

My pet is on a long-term medication but I'm being told I need to come for a recheck prior to refilling my next prescription. Why would I need to have a recheck to continue a medication?

Accepted Answer

University Animal Hospital follows all Federal and State laws and guidelines when prescribing medications. To remain compliant, your pet must be physically examined on a periodic basis. Typically this means your pet will need to be examined a minimum of once per year. However, for some medications, your pet may need to be reexamined more frequently and may require blood tests prior to refilling medications.

Question 5

How do I know when my pet needs a dental procedure performed?

Accepted Answer

At every exam, our doctor performs a thorough physical exam. Bad breath, trouble eating, or discoloration of the teeth or gums may all be indicators that your pet may need a dental procedure. University Animal Hospital will show you and discuss the benefits of a dentistry if it is recommended.

Question 6

My pet is throwing up/has diarrhea. What do I do?

Accepted Answer

Vomiting and Diarrhea can be caused by many different things. If your pet is experiencing vomiting and/or diarrhea, please give University Animal Hospital a call so we can schedule an appointment with one of our doctors.

Question 7

What should I expect after my pet is vaccinated?

Accepted Answer

It's common for pets to experience some mild side effects after receiving a vaccine. You should talk with your veterinarian such as University Animal Hospital about what to expect after vaccination and be sure to inform him or her if your pet has had prior reactions to any vaccine or medication. More serious, but less common side effects, such as allergic reactions, can be life-threatening and are medical emergencies. Seek veterinary care immediately if any of these signs develop:
- Persistent vomiting or diarrhea
- Itchy skin that may seem bumpy ("hives")
- Swelling of the muzzle and around the face, neck, or eyes
- Severe coughing or difficulty breathing
- Collapse

Question 8

Why do I need a prescription and heartworm test to buy heartworm prevention?

Accepted Answer

It can be dangerous or even fatal to administer heartworm preventative if your pet has heartworms, so University Animal Hospital requires a negative heartworm test before we dispense or approve prescriptions for heartworm prevention.

Question 9

Do you do nail trims and anal gland expressions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as part of our concierge service, University Animal Hospital offers nail trims and anal gland expressions with our nurses. Your pet must be healthy, have been seen recently by one of our doctors, and up to date on core vaccines.

Question 10

Do you perform surgeries?

Accepted Answer

Yes, University Animal Hospital performs spays, neuters, dentals, and mass removals. We also work with two board certified veterinary surgeons for specialty procedures and surgeries.

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