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Chittenango Animal Hospital OUR PRACTICE MISSION: To provide high quality medical and surgical treatment for our patients with outstanding service and compassion for our clients.

Are you a licensed vet tech looking looking for a change of pace? We are a privately owned clinic with no plans to go co...
10/22/2026

Are you a licensed vet tech looking looking for a change of pace? We are a privately owned clinic with no plans to go corporate ever, and we would welcome the chance to introduce you to our hospital family! Give us a call at 315-687-6131.

It's National Pets for Veterans Day. There is no question that owning a pet is beneficial to the mental health and well-...
10/21/2026

It's National Pets for Veterans Day. There is no question that owning a pet is beneficial to the mental health and well-being of our combat veterans. Even an ordinary pet can form a grounding bond and improve one's life. Trained service or therapy animals are even better. Locally, Clear Path does an amazing job training PTSD service dogs and supporting our veterans. Here is more about animal companions and our veterans:

Explore the benefits of pets for veterans, from routine to companionship. Compare service dogs and companion pets, then find the right fit and gear to start.

10/20/2026

It's National Veterinary Technician Week! Here at Chittenango Animal Hospital, we have an amazing team. We have just welcomed LVT Jessica, joining LVTs Ashley, Joyce, ,and Matt along with the amazing MaryLou, who fills in everywhere, and tech students Alison, Emily, and Kayn. We also want to acknowledge Taylor, who recently retired, and Sarah, who we wish the best for in her exciting new position at AMC in NYC. Kudos and thanks to all of them! And, if you are a licensed tech looking for a change, we are always ready to welcome your talent and skills here!

10/18/2026
10/16/2026

It's National Feral Cat Day. Feral and stray cats exist almost everywhere, and in some areas they can be a real problem. In general, the most humane way to deal with this is trap, neuter, vaccinate and release (or adopt those strays that are socialized). If you have a stray/feral problem, here are non-profits who can help. They are also often overwhelmed and under financed, so supporting their mission will help many kitties. Here's what you should know about unowned community cats:

Quick Facts: “Community cat” is an umbrella term that refers to any member of the Felis catus species who is unowned and lives outdoors. Both feral and stray cats are community cats. Community cats have a wide range of behaviors and degrees of socialization. See our comprehensive Cat Socializati...

10/14/2026

Halloween is fast approaching, and decorations are up. It's not always a fun time for our pets, though. Here are ways to keep your pets safe!

Keep your pets safe this spooky season with Halloween pet safety tips on avoiding candy, costume dangers, and more

10/12/2026

Earlier we talked about overweight and obesity in dogs, today it's time for cats. It can be much harder to control diet is cats, especially in a multiple cat household. Some people have found that an automatic feeder can help keep the cats from bothering owners when food is being restricted.

Dr. Amanda Ardente discusses cat obesity and what it means for a cat to be overweight.

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day. Pets can help woth some mental health issue- they are non-judgmental, give unconditional love, and are there when you need them. They do not substitute for appropriate therapy, but they can certainly augment it.

How a pet can help your mental health, is having a pet right for you, and what if you can’t have a pet.

10/08/2026

October is National Pet Obesity Awareness Month. Most of the dogs and cats we see are overweight, and there are quite a few of those that are obese. Today we will look at dogs:

Dr. Jennifer Grota explains obesity in dogs, including how veterinarians determine if a dog is obese based on a body condition score. Grota also explains treatment options depending on the dog.

10/06/2026

Fall is here, and with the bright colors come Fall hazards for your pets. Here are some of the things you should consider:

Tips for keeping your pets safe in the fall, including décor, foods, and outdoors.

Address

1319 State Route 5
Chittenango, NY
13037

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

(315) 687-6131

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