Jefferson Animal Hospital

07/16/2026

Some dogs hate getting ultrasounds done.
And then there’s Anne, who’s just happy to be here!

07/07/2026

Our IT team is feverishly working on fixing the issue, but as of right now our phones, internet and computers are teetering between working and….not….
Please understand that patience is so appreciated at this time as we try to keep the hospital open during this major inconvenience. Saturdays storm continues to affect numerous neighboring businesses.

Pictured is Hazel, a hospitalized patient here today. She taste tested dry food and wet food. There is a clear winner that we will allow you to figure out yourselves.

06/03/2026

So many of you have reached out asking if Dr. Brian Rose has retired. We are happy to tell you that he has NOT, but after many years of working most of the week and from morning to evening, he has reduced his hours. This gives him the chance to enjoy more quality time with his family.
Dr. Brian will be seeing appointments twice a week, and doing surgery all day on Tuesdays.
Of course this means there will be a wait time to get appointments with him, so plan ahead if you can.
Because of this transition, we will be temporarily closed on Saturdays. As stated, this won’t always be the case.
We still have the talented Dr. JJ Sagl and Dr. Jen Krawchuk seeing appointments.
We are also adding a brand new doctor to the rotation, and that announcement is coming soon!

04/15/2026

Spring is in the air!
We carry all of your flea, tick and heartworm needs to keep your furry friends safe.
Is Millie not the cutest model?!

03/16/2026

Today our hospital bid farewell to the princess of the office, our beautiful blonde, Peach.
At 18 years old, she far outlived our expectations when we adopted her as the hospital cat a little over 2 years ago.
Peach was truly a demanding diva, the typical example of the toughest traits in a cat.
She required a new variety of food every couple of months, smacked any cat she could get her paws on, was absolutely AWFUL for restraint and went to the bathroom wherever she saw fit.
And yet, she was ours and we accepted all of who she was.

Since coming to live at the hospital she formed a special, unbreakable bond with Eden. There has never been a day in the last 2 years that Eden hasn’t said “Peaches!”

It was Eden who watched her favorite things about Peach slowly fade away as her age progressed. It was Eden who knew that her cat wouldn’t want to continue to decline, she was much too proud for that.
Our hospital will certainly feel different, but I know Eden will feel this void the most.
We were so honored to be her family for her most golden of years.
Rest in paradise, Princess Peach 🩷 we will always remember you 🩷
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03/11/2026

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03/05/2026

Lots of patients leaving with fresh St. Patrick’s Day swag lately! 😍

03/03/2026

Happy Women’s History Month!

It’s no secret that the women who work in our practice out number the men 9-5, so here are some interesting facts about women in veterinary medicine!
Dr. Elinor McGrath was the first woman to practice veterinary medicine for a sustained period of time, after graduating with her degree in 1910, a decade before women were granted the right to vote! She went on the practice for 37 years.

Dr. Jane Hinton is one of two of the first African American women to gain a degree in Veterinary Medicine in 1949. (The other being Dr. Alfreda Johnson Webb, also in 1949).
Dr. Jane Hinton was a pioneer in the study of bacterial antibiotic resistance, and went on to practice in Massachusetts as a small animal veterinarian.

And of course, our very own Dr. Jen Krawchuk! In addition to working here every Tuesday, she runs her own acupuncture and laser therapy practice. We appreciate the knowledge she brings to Jefferson Animal Hospital every week!

02/23/2026

WE ARE CLOSED

Very sorry for this inconvenience, but due to extreme weather and dangerous driving conditions, we are closed.

We will reopen tomorrow at 8am.

02/22/2026

We are watching the storm closely and will keep our clients updated on the status of appointments for Monday and Tuesday.
Stay safe and off of the roads!!

🚨BREAKING🚨
⚠️❄Updated Snowfall Map❄⚠️
February 22, 2026 - 7:30am

FULL STEAM AHEAD!! There is nothing stopping this historic blizzard from burying Long Island. Up to 2 feet of snow is likely with spots of 30" not out of the question. You need to be home by tonight and don't expect to be anywhere tomorrow, maybe even Tuesday. At the end of the day, Long Island will likely have received the most snow out of any region with storm! Please share this post to get the word out. Stay safe out there and we will be updating constantly throughout the day. -The Islandwide Team

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