Adoring Pets Veterinary Health Center

09/02/2026

Our team at Adoring Pets Veterinary Health Center would like to thank you for being an important part of our family! As we approach the holiday weekend, we wanted to share our upcoming holiday hours, provide some helpful pet safety tips, and give you fun ideas to celebrate Labor Day with your furry friends.

Labor Day Hours

We will be CLOSED on Saturday, September 5th AND Monday, September 7th, and will reopen for normal business hours on Tuesday, September 8th

PLEASE PLAN TO GET YOUR FOOD AND MEDICATIONS BY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4TH BEFORE 5PM!!!!!!

Fun Ways to Celebrate Labor Day with Your Dog

Popular festivities for Labor Day weekend are usually outdoors and tend to involve friends, family, food, and fireworks. Bonus points if you can add a boat, a body of water, a pool, or even a garden hose—especially when it is still so hot outside. Many of these activities offer a great opportunity to include your dog in the fun, as long as you keep a few safety precautions in mind.

Here are some ideas to make the day special for both you and your pet:

Host a Dog-Friendly BBQ: Set up a special area with shade, water, and dog-friendly treats. Add a kiddie pool for extra fun!
Plan a Picnic in the Park: Enjoy a leisurely stroll at a dog-friendly park and pack a picnic basket with dog treats and toys.
Attend a Dog-Friendly Event: Look for local Labor Day events that welcome dogs. Just make sure your dog is comfortable in crowds, and be cautious if fireworks are part of the agenda.
Backyard Movie Night: Create a cozy outdoor theater and watch a movie with your dog.
Take a Nature Walk: Enjoy a hike or walk in nature. Choose a trail that’s suitable for dogs and bring plenty of water to keep you and your pup hydrated.
Organize a Dog Playdate: Invite friends and their dogs over for a playdate. Set up games like fetch or even a mini agility course for extra fun.
Food Safety

Keep your pets safe this Labor Day by avoiding sweets and leftovers and keeping toxic foods like grapes, onions, garlic, and xylitol out of reach—click here for a full list of harmful foods.

Emergency Care: If your pet requires immediate care during the holiday closure, please contact:


ORCHARD PARK VETERINARY MEDICAL CENTER - 716-662-6660

VILLAGE VETERINARY CLINIC OF HAMBURG - 716-646-4023

BLUE PEARL PET HOSPITAL - 716-839-4043

CREEKVIEW VETERINARY CENTER - 716-782-7335

GREEN ACRES VETERINARY CENTER - 716-694-0122

EVS PET URGENT CARE OF NIAGARA - 877-874-4838


Wishing you and your family a safe and happy Labor Day weekend filled with fun, relaxation, and plenty of tail wags!

08/21/2026

Lost fur baby in Lake View

08/12/2026

Beginning tomorrow and as part of a nationally coordinated effort to reduce risks for rabies in wildlife, Erie County will see distribution of rabies vaccine bait by air and on the ground in August and September.

These activities will start on August 12, with fixed wing airplane dropping bait over rural areas through August 21, and Erie County Department of Health (ECDOH) staff placing bait on the ground through August 24. Helicopters will cover suburban areas from September 14-19.

Do NOT disturb vaccine packets. Most packets are eaten within four days; almost all baits will be gone within a week. If packets are not found and eaten, they will harmlessly dissolve and exposed vaccine will become inactivated. If you must move a vaccine packet, wear gloves or use a plastic bag or paper towel to pick it up. Place any damaged baits in the trash; throw intact baits into a wooded area or other raccoon/wildlife habitat.

Residents should WASH HANDS IMMEDIATELY if they come into direct contact with the vaccine or packets, then call the NYSDOH Rabies Information Line at (888) 574-6656.

Additional recommendations include:

Supervise children’s outdoor activities during bait distribution and for one week afterward (through the end of August).

Confine dogs and cats indoors and observe leash laws during the bait distribution interval and for one week afterward. This will increase the probability of raccoon vaccination and decrease the chance of pets finding the baits.

Residents should not risk being bitten while trying to remove bait from your pet’s mouth. The bait will not harm your pet, though an animal may vomit if it consumes several baits. Contact a veterinarian if your pet has consumed vaccine baits.

Residents who come in contact with wildlife vaccine packets can call the NYSDOH Rabies Information Line (888) 574-6656 with questions or concerns.

Finally, RFK, Jr. may halted rabies virus testing but we take it seriously. Rabies is a fatal disease if not immediately treated. Some animals locally have been found to have rabies. That's why we perform this rabies vaccine drop.

08/04/2026

Let’s all al help this cause it’s so important to help those who can’t help themselves we have a collection box here at our office in our front vestibule for drop off. We will be collecting for the whole month of August

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July!!!! We will be CLOSED this weekend but will reopen on Monday July 6th at 8am. We hope you and your furbabies have a safe and happy day!

05/20/2026

Important Notice:
Our office will be closed for Memorial Day Weekend. Please ensure you obtain any necessary medications or prescription food by Friday, May 22nd, as we will be closed from Saturday, May 23rd through Monday, May 25th.

For emergencies, please contact the following facilities:

Orchard Park Veterinary Medical Center at 716-662-6660,

Hamburg Village Vet at 716-646-4023

Blue Pearl at 716-839-4043

EVS Pet Urgent Care of Niagara at 877-874-4838.

05/12/2026

Today is Dr. Adorno's birthday, let's get this party started and wish him a happy birthday.

04/22/2026

04/22/2026

Thank you to our amazing receptionists!!!! You all are amazing and are the backbone of our hospital!!!! Happy Receptionists Week!!!!