Seneca Animal Hospital will be closed on Tuesday July 4, 2023 .

                                                                                   We will reopen on Wednesday July 5, 2023 at 8AM.

 Seneca Animal Hospital would like to give a special thank you

to Marianne  

on 32 years of wonderful service to our hospital!

We hope you have a fantastic retirement.

                                                                                                                               We will all miss you!

SERESTO COLLARS

         We are aware there are concerns about Seresto collars and their possible side effects with pets. To date, the doctors of Seneca Animal Hospital have not seen any issues. However, if you have concerns , we will be more than happy to discuss other options with you.

                                                                   Mask Recommendation and Curbside Policy

         Seneca Animal Hospital recommends masks to be worn, but they are not required, when on the hospital premises. If you have a medical issue that prevents you from being able to come in, we will provide curbside service for that reason only.  We want to thank you for your patience, and understanding,  during this very long journey we have all been a part of.

          Also, we ask that if you are ill with any flu-like symptoms such as a fever or cough, to please stay home. Please ask a friend who is healthy to bring your pet in for you if necessary, or otherwise reschedule your appointment.

          Seneca Animal Hospital has been and will continue to clean and disinfect our facility multiple times, throughout the day. We are taking every step to protect our staff and our patients. Our staff has been following proper hygiene protocols consistently throughout the day in regards to hand washing and sanitizing exam rooms.  We will be making every effort to ensure the safety of our patients, and our staff. 

                       In order to help you address pet owner questions, Mark Rishniw, BVSc, PhD, DACVIM (SA-IM), DACVIM (CA), a VIN consultant, has published an article of frequently asked questions and resources to help people understand the risk to them and their pets.  The article is available on Veterinary Partner, a trusted source of information powered by VIN.

The link to review the article is:
URL: https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/doc/?id=9548687&pid=19239