Healing Paws Veterinary Care, LLC

10/22/2026

The office will be closed from 1-3pm today so we can celebrate Veterinary Staff Appreciation week! Feel free to leave us a voicemail and we will return your call after 3pm 😊

10/19/2026

It’s vet tech appreciation week! We love all our staff at Healing Paws❤️

09/15/2026

There’s nothing we love more than a pitbull puppy😍

09/14/2026

Our phones are down this morning but we are open!!! If you need to reach us, please text the office at 201-509-8757. We’ll let you know when the phone issue is resolved!

08/31/2026

07/24/2026

Gracie is now taking calls📞

07/16/2026

Here’s some good information about Air Quality concerns with our pets, from our friends at Oradell Animal Hospital!

An Air Quality Alert has been issued for parts of the Tri-State area due to wildfire smoke. Poor air quality can affect both people and pets, especially those with underlying respiratory or heart conditions.

Pets at higher risk include:
🐶 Flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds such as Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers, Boxers, and Shih Tzus
🐕 Senior pets, puppies, and kittens
🫁 Pets with asthma, collapsing trachea, heart disease, or other respiratory conditions

To help protect your pet:
🐾 Limit walks and outdoor exercise until air quality improves.
🏠 Keep pets indoors as much as possible with windows and doors closed.
💧 Ensure fresh water is always available.
👀 Watch for coughing, wheezing, excessive panting, eye irritation, unusual lethargy, or difficulty breathing.

If your pet develops difficulty breathing or other concerning symptoms, seek veterinary care promptly. Our Emergency & Critical Care team at Oradell Animal Hospital is available 24/7 to provide urgent care when your pet needs it most.

Before heading outside, check your local Air Quality Index (AQI). If the air isn't healthy for you, it isn't healthy for your pets either.

Stay safe and take extra precautions while wildfire smoke impacts our region. ❤️

07/03/2026

Reminder- the office will be closing at 2pm today! Last medication pick up is 1:30pm. We hope everyone has a safe and happy Fourth of July!!!!! 🇺🇸

07/02/2026

Everyone be careful in this heat🐶

06/25/2026

The biggest mistake you can make when your dog gets skunked is immediately rinsing them - applying water adheres the stinky oils to your dog’s fur!

Apply shampoo/skunk solution to a DRY dog to help capture those oils and neutralize them. kin+kind skunk shampoo is effective, or check your pantry! Hydrogen peroxide, baking soda & dawn dish soap make a paste-like substance to apply to the affected area.

Let the shampoo sit for 5 minutes, rinse thoroughly and if you are so inclined follow up with your favorite shampoo - ours is Nootie 🤗