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24/7 veterinary emergency/critical care hospital, offering state-of-the-art facilities and compassionate care. Appointments with specialists available.

07/04/2026

🐾 Happy Independence Day from Greater Staten Island Veterinary Services! 🎆

As we celebrate the red, white, and blue, we’re wishing our community a safe and happy Fourth of July filled with family, friends, and four-legged companions. ❤️🤍💙

Remember, fireworks and holiday festivities can be stressful for pets—keep them safe, secure, and comfortable throughout the celebrations.

✨ From all of us at GSiVS, have a wonderful and safe Fourth of July! 🇺🇸🐶🐱

07/01/2026

☀️ Summer heat can turn dangerous in minutes. 🐾

As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat-related illness for our pets. Even with the windows cracked, a parked car can quickly become life-threatening.

Keep your pets safe this summer by:
🐶 Never leaving them unattended in a vehicle
💧 Providing plenty of fresh, cool water
🏠 Keeping them indoors during the hottest part of the day
🌡️ Watching for signs of heat stress
🚶 Walking during the early morning or evening when it’s cooler

If you notice excessive panting, weakness, vomiting, or collapse, seek veterinary care immediately.

Our emergency team at Greater Staten Island Veterinary Services is here for you 24/7.

📍3135 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314
📞 (917) 830-1380

Stay safe, stay cool, and enjoy a happy, healthy summer with your pets. ❤️🐾

06/02/2026

🐾 Join the Team at GSiVS! 🐾

Are you a passionate Licensed Veterinary Technician or Veterinary Assistant looking to make a difference every day? At Greater Staten Island Veterinary Services, you’ll work alongside a dedicated team committed to exceptional patient care, collaboration, and continuous growth.

✨ Competitive benefits
✨ Continuing education opportunities
✨ Supportive team culture
✨ The chance to impact the lives of pets and the people who love them

If you’re ready to grow your career in a fast-paced, rewarding environment, we’d love to hear from you!

📧 [email protected]
📍 3135 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314
📞 917-830-1380

Tag a veterinary professional who may be looking for their next opportunity! 🐶🐱💙

04/25/2026

Happy World Veterinary Day to the incredible veterinarians who dedicate their lives to healing, helping, and advocating for animals every single day. 🩺🐾

Thank you for your compassion, resilience, long hours, and unwavering commitment to the pets and families who count on you. Your work makes a difference every day. ❤️

04/16/2026

April is all about giving back 🤍

We’re collecting towels & blankets all month long for our local shelter—because even the smallest comforts can make the biggest difference 🐾

If you have any gently used or new items to spare, please consider donating. Drop-off will be at our hospital, GSiVS-if you have any questions, please feel free to DM us.

Let’s come together and show these animals some extra love this spring 🌸

04/10/2026

Meet our Veterinarians! 🐾🩺💙

Dr.Cutrone was born in Staten Island NY and raised in Brooklyn NY. He attended Sacred Heart University where he mastered in Molecular Biology. He then earned his DVM degree at Ross University in St.Kitts, and completed his clinical rotation at Lincoln Memorial University. Dr.Cutrone joined Greater Staten Island Veterinary Services in 2022, and has been with our team since. 🏥

During his time as an ER Vet with us, Dr.Cutrone developed a deep love for Shih-Tzu’s. He rescued his fur baby ✨Romeo✨ in 2023 after being found malnourished and neglected. He also rescued his fur baby ✨Cannoli✨ while in vet school!

On his time off, Dr.Cutrone loves spending time with his Wife & Pups 💕. He also enjoys watching sports, and is a big Yankees ⚾️ and Jets 🏈 fan!

04/09/2026

We’re proud to see Dr. Allison Rohde Newgent, veterinary surgeon and medical director, featured in PetHelpful discussing how Easter decorations and treats can turn into life‑threatening emergencies for curious pets.

“There are many pets who have swallowed things that were never meant to be eaten… decorative materials like synthetic basket filler, candy wrappers, and even small Easter toys can become lodged in the gastrointestinal tract, where they cause a complete blockage and often require surgery.”

Even though the holiday has passed, leftover candy, wrappers and decorations can still be within reach, posing a continued risk to pets long after the holiday ends.

Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/enNPkPDu

04/04/2026

🚨 Cat owners, please read this 🚨

Lilies are EXTREMELY toxic to cats — even a small amount of pollen, a lick of a leaf, or drinking the water from a vase can cause sudden kidney failure. This is a medical emergency.

If your cat has been exposed to lilies in ANY way, do not wait for symptoms. Bring them to a veterinarian IMMEDIATELY. Early treatment can be lifesaving — waiting even a few hours can make a critical difference.

To keep your cat safe, it’s strongly recommended to avoid having flowers in your home altogether. Many common bouquets contain hidden dangers.

👉 Swipe to see a list of toxic flowers and plants you should NEVER keep around cats!!

Your home should be a safe space for your pets. When in doubt, skip the flowers — your cat’s life depends on it. 🐾

03/25/2026

A gentle giant with the sweetest manners!
Hooper stopped by for some diagnostics and treatments and made sure to leave Dr. Pasaturo with a proper paw shake before heading out 🐾 💛

Address

3135 Victory Boulevard
New York, NY
10314

Telephone

(917) 830-1380

Website

http://www.gsivetservices.org/

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