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Meet Chloe and Comet! 🐱🐱 These 5-month-old kittens had their first visit with us and quickly discovered something VERY i...
11/13/2026

Meet Chloe and Comet! 🐱🐱 These 5-month-old kittens had their first visit with us and quickly discovered something VERY important about veterinary care… Churu is delicious! 😂❤️ Nothing like a little tasty bribery to make new friends and turn a first visit into a positive experience. We have a feeling these two will be looking forward to their next appointment!

11/12/2026

🐾 Therapy Thursday Spotlight: Meet Elijah! 💚

At 13 years young, this adorable Morkie is proving that age is just a number! Elijah comes in for weekly rehabilitation to help manage his right cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tear and luxating patella (kneecap that intermittently slips out of its normal position). Through a customized rehabilitation program, we work on maintaining muscle strength, improving joint stability, supporting mobility, and keeping him as comfortable and active as possible. Conservative management takes consistency, patience, and teamwork, and Elijah is putting in the work one session at a time! We love seeing this sweet senior and helping him keep those little legs moving! 💚🐶

Boop! 🐽💛 Riot would like to remind everyone that personal space is overrated when you have a nose this cute! Up close an...
11/11/2026

Boop! 🐽💛 Riot would like to remind everyone that personal space is overrated when you have a nose this cute! Up close and impossible to resist. 🐾

Training Tuesday! 🐾Teach your dog that the door isn’t a starting line! 🚪🐕Does your dog turn into a furry rocket the seco...
11/10/2026

Training Tuesday! 🐾

Teach your dog that the door isn’t a starting line! 🚪🐕

Does your dog turn into a furry rocket the second a door opens? Teaching a little patience at doorways can make everyday life safer and more manageable.

Try this simple exercise:

* Ask your dog for a sit or simply wait for four paws on the floor.
* Reach toward the door handle. If your dog rushes forward, pause and reset.
* Slowly open the door just a crack.
* If your dog stays relaxed, reward!
* Gradually open the door wider, rewarding calm behavior along the way.
* Add a release cue like “Okay!” to let them know when it’s their turn to go through.

Why does this matter? Doorway manners aren’t just about being polite. They help prevent bolting, reduce the risk of accidental escapes, and teach dogs to pause and check in with their people before moving into exciting environments.

Keep practicing in low-distraction settings first, and remember that a leash or physical barrier should always be used for safety while learning.

A little patience at the door can make a BIG difference! 💚

Medical Monday! 🩺 Meet Winston, a 1-year-old Terrier mix who found the perfect way to pass the time while waiting for hi...
11/09/2026

Medical Monday! 🩺 Meet Winston, a 1-year-old Terrier mix who found the perfect way to pass the time while waiting for his doctor’s appointment… lounge mode activated! 🐾 Winston was here to have a lump on his foot evaluated. After a fine needle aspirate (FNA), the suspected diagnosis was a histiocytoma, a common, typically benign skin tumor seen in young dogs. These growths can sometimes appear suddenly and may even resolve on their own, but it’s always important to have new lumps checked by your veterinarian. Winston certainly made waiting look easy! ❤️

😹🧀 Peterson has officially hit the cheese coma stage! This 19-week-old boy came in for his LVT visit and pre-op appointm...
11/06/2026

😹🧀 Peterson has officially hit the cheese coma stage! This 19-week-old boy came in for his LVT visit and pre-op appointment, but apparently all that hard work was just too exhausting. His solution? Falling asleep right in his cheese bowl! 😂💤 We’d say he’s taking “treat yourself” a little too literally. Sweet dreams, Peterson! 💙🐾

11/05/2026

💚 Therapy Thursday featuring Dante! 💚

Dante is a PWAH patient working through rehabilitation for a right cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) tear. 🐾 The CCL is similar to the ACL in people and helps stabilize the knee by preventing excessive forward movement and rotation of the tibia. When this ligament is damaged, it can cause pain, lameness, joint instability, and inflammation. Over time, it can also contribute to arthritis and meniscal damage.

Rehabilitation plays an important role in helping patients like Dante improve strength, maintain muscle mass, build stability, and regain comfortable movement. Exercises are tailored to each patient’s needs and progress to support safe, functional recovery. And Dante? He’s doing GREAT! 🙌 Just look at those treat-catching skills in slow motion! We think he might be ready for the canine Olympic team. 😂🍪

We love celebrating these little wins along the way. Keep up the great work, Dante! 💚

🥹🐾 Wily is putting those big Cavalier eyes to work, hoping he can wiggle just a few more snacks out of you! Those puppy-...
11/04/2026

🥹🐾 Wily is putting those big Cavalier eyes to work, hoping he can wiggle just a few more snacks out of you! Those puppy-dog eyes are hard to resist, and he knows it. 💕 Someone give this sweet boy an Oscar for his snack-seeking performance! 😂

Two behavior professionals, one stage, and a whole lot of knowledge to share! 🐾🖤Dr. Gerevics and Jessica Fritschi, LVT, ...
11/03/2026

Two behavior professionals, one stage, and a whole lot of knowledge to share! 🐾🖤

Dr. Gerevics and Jessica Fritschi, LVT, owner of The Noble Beast Dog Training, teamed up for the final Mini Vet session of the season at Daemen University to talk about a topic that matters to so many dog owners: resource guarding and dogs who struggle to share.

We love seeing veterinary professionals collaborate to help people better understand their pets and their behavior! Thank you to the Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society for bringing these two together to share their knowledge and passion for behavior education. 🐶

🐾 Meet Allie! This adorable calico kitten came in for her very first visit, and we couldn’t resist sharing a little kitt...
11/02/2026

🐾 Meet Allie! This adorable calico kitten came in for her very first visit, and we couldn’t resist sharing a little kitten cuteness! 😻💕 We loved meeting this sweet girl and helping her get started on the path to a healthy, happy life. Welcome to the Pine Woods family, Allie! 🧡

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570 East Robinson Street
North Tonawanda, NY
14120

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Monday 8am - 12pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+17166957836

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