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Author: Kiran

Corneal ulcers in dogs: what you need to know

Posted on April 18, 2017April 22, 2017 by Kiran
Treatment, symptoms and causes of corneal ulcers in dogs

Does your dog’s is eye looks reddish and watery all the time? Is he also showing sensitivity to light? If you see these symptoms with your dog, then he might be suffering from a condition called corneal ulcer. With this article, we are going to dig deep into the symptoms, causes and treatment for corneal... Read more »

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The vision defects faced by brachycephalic dogs

Posted on April 12, 2017April 12, 2017 by Kiran
The vision defects faced by brachycephalic dogs

Brachycephalic dog breeds are renowned for both the wrong and right reasons. While these dogs are popular among pet lovers, ironically, they face several issues that demand constant attention from their owners. The oculofacial condition in such dog breeds leaves them with a disproportionate or deformed skull. As a result, these dog breeds are characterised... Read more »

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Flying with your brachycephalic dog: frequently asked questions

Posted on April 5, 2017 by Kiran

Flying with a brachycephalic dog can be the biggest headache for respective pet parents. Most of the brachycephalic dog owners are simply frustrated by the bans imposed against snub-nosed dogs by airlines. However, if you dig deep into the statistics that convinced the airlines to adhere to strict flying regulations for brachycephalic pets, you might... Read more »

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Ocular syndrome in brachycephalic dogs: an overview

Posted on March 27, 2017March 27, 2017 by Kiran

Being a pet parent, it is imperative for you to understand the importance of taking care of your pet in an impeccable manner. Your pet is your responsibility, they have nothing but affection and care towards you and it is your duty to take utmost care of them. Most of the people choose dogs as... Read more »

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Toxic or danger food for dogs and the consequence of each

Posted on March 22, 2017 by Kiran
Toxic or danger food for dogs and the consequence of each

ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center gets several reports on pet poison, especially, where pet dogs are the victim, on a daily basis. Fortunately for the pet parents, the concerned authorities have put together a list of food items that could turn out to be hazardous for your dog. This article will list a number of... Read more »

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Pet first aid kit tips

Posted on March 14, 2017March 14, 2017 by Kiran
Pet first aid kit tips

Caring for your pet is something that you need to take pretty seriously. In the case of minor accidents; you might not have to take your pet to a vet, provided, you have a pet first aid kit. On the flip side, if the accident is major, a pet first aid kit can also be... Read more »

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How to diagnose and treat lymphoma in dogs

Posted on March 10, 2017March 10, 2017 by Kiran
How to diagnose and treat lymphoma in dogs

Canine lymphomas are diverse cancer types commonly diagnosed in dogs. There are over 2 dozens of diagnosed canine lymphoma variants and each of these exhibit significant variations from the other.  While some of the lymphoma variants in dogs are non-treatable and life threatening, the other variants, can be really dormant and can progress as an... Read more »

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What to consider when taking your dog along for hiking

Posted on March 7, 2017 by Kiran
What to consider when taking your dog along for hiking

Dogs can be excellent companions to humans. Pet parents love to take their pet along wherever they go. You must have seen people taking their dog along for vacations or individuals who take their dog along even for hiking. The former can be a relatively easily task than the latter. Irrespective of whether you travel... Read more »

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Understanding your cat’s body language

Posted on March 3, 2017 by Kiran
Understanding your cat’s body language

Compared to dogs, cats can be really mysterious. The body language of feline can be a tad more subtle than that of dogs. This is why most of the cat parents find it hard to decipher the body language of their beloved pet. This blog details some of the common cat body languages and its... Read more »

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Tips to use food as a bait to efficiently train your dog PART 2

Posted on February 21, 2017 by Kiran
Tips to use food as a bait to efficiently train your dog PART 2

You have already learned about some of the important tips to train your dog by using food as reward. This blog post is written as a continuation of the first one, with some additional tips to using food as bait to train your dog. Look for signs of anxiousness Dogs that have anxiety issues or... Read more »

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Testimonials

Dr. Caban is an amazing doctor to both of my dogs! Always explains in detail everything I need to know.~LORI DZEDOVICH
I owned a bulldog (Cal) from 1998 to 2008 and was referred to you back in 1998 by the breeder. Cal received excellent care from you. Sullivan is my 2nd bulldog. I wouldn’t take him anywhere else. But I understand sometimes places change with staff turnover and it’s been 8 years since I visited. I was not disappointed by your current staff. I felt very welcome. I felt that Sullivan was treated with great care. I felt that his exam was thorough. I found the doctor to be informative and candid. He … Read more
Every time I step into the office I know that my Tosca will be getting the best care ever. And I’m aware of the fact that emergencies happen and the dogs get the care as I would expect when an emergency happens for my Tosca I just wish that when I had an appointment that I was taken directly on time But when it comes down to it it’s worth the wai. ~ ADELE & MELISSA SANTANTONIO
Plenty of parking, short wait, my dog evaluated, and on our way home. All in less than 30 minutes. Absolutely love it.  – Susanne Mahony
I am so pleased with the staff, and Doctors at your office! I love how much care, and time everyone takes to ensure the quality of life of my pet.  – Alisha Ferenczi
Mack’s stay at the kennel was excellent as usual.  Denise and her helper are like family to Mack, always caring and pleasant with him.  The kennel is always kept clean.  Better care for my dog would be hard to find.  – Diane Riguardi
Dr. Esposito is excellent. The staff are great. Everyone who assists the vet in the room are always very caring and good with my dog. I’m always able to get an appt and even had to change my appt and staff was accommodating. I wouldn’t change anything.  – Alisa Fernandes
I have never had a bad experience and have been using this facility for over 10 years and always received the best care for my pets.  – Toni Talbot  
We love you guys. We have been coming to you since 1986 and Dr Maccia is the best , he treated all of dogs.  – Debbie Tredici
Every time my fur babies are there they get treated with the best care by all the staff and doctors!  And we come from New Jersey because we know our babies are in good hands!  We will never go anywhere else!  – Ron & Jill Hansen

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4915 Arthur Kill Road
Staten Island, NY 10309
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