Stroudsburg Animal Hospital

06/05/2025

Our thoughts and prayers are with Dr. Sobers and her staff as they navigate through this difficult time. Know that Stroudsburg Animal Hospital is here to help in any way we can.

08/08/2024

Maps to get around closure.

12/27/2023

Just as a reminder to all clients the office will be closed from January 26th through February 5th as Dr Bower is finally taking a vacation!!

09/29/2022

The newest addition to the hospital! Titus

09/07/2022

Texas!!! Our newest patient! He’s the sweetest boy

08/29/2022

08/18/2022

The newest members of the SAH family!!

07/01/2022

JUST AS A REMINDER TO EVERYONE THAT STROUDSBURG ANIMAL HOSPITAL WILL BE CLOSED ON MONDAY JULY 4TH IN OBSERVANCE OF INDEPENDENCE DAY!
EVERYONE STAY SAFE🐶🐱

07/01/2022

Thunderstorm season is upon us, and firework season is fast approaching. Keep an eye on this page to learn ho to help your pets stay safe and comfortable during this noisy time of year.

All animals need a place where they feel safe and can decompress. A safe zone is a special new area we’ll create together for your dog. We may use a gate or pen to create this new area, or start with a new crate or bed. You and your trainer will discuss the most appropriate place to designate as a safe zone for your pet. The goal is to build lots of positive associations in this new area so your pet loves their new spot.

The safe zone should have:
An extra comfy bed/blanket
An Adaptil diffuser
A noise buffer
A high value, long lasting food dispensing toy such as a stuffed Kong or a snuffle mat sprinkled with chopped up hot dogs or cheese, unless your pup will guard this resource.

First, condition your pup to relax on their new bed (see relaxation handout). Then, every day, place your dog in the safe zone for 5-10 minutes with high value treats in a food puzzle (e.g., stuffed Kong) to help create a conditioned positive emotional response to this whole area.

06/30/2022

Tootsie for her visit yesterday!!