Cornell University Hospital for Animals

Absolutely!

We drove almost 2 hours in the middle of the night got home at 3:30am. Well worth the drive as where we live there are no emergency vets.

You should probably call the vet for stuff like that, or go to their facebook page. They don't usually monitor medical questions on here.

First 6 months of their life is most recommended, under 12 months preferred

The chances of getting sick in any way or dying from the Covid-19 vaccine shots are absolutely astronomical. The pros of getting your pet or yourself vaccinated for it actually exponentially outweigh not getting it. Pretty safe to say, actually super safe to say...you will not get sick. Maybe even because of the shots you won't, too.

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Yes, Cornell Small Animal hospital has an exotics department that would probably gladly see your little friend.

Im sure they would be able to help your little dog... the treatment was unbelievable there...

Only if you let them do yours at the same time.

If you call, they can tell you over the phone.

My first appointment included several tests, bloodwork, and medication so I believe it is based on the services provided.

We just took a duck up a few weeks ago for a bad foot not life-threatening and got seen no problem

Liverpool Village Animal Hospital gave our puppy something to calm him down, but I don't think they used anesthesia to knock him out and I believe the Emergency Vet Clinic in East Syracuse.

This is the best place i have ever taken my pet. After the initial vusit they are reasonably priced. Y Dr ws so concerned about me and my dog that she made a follow up call to us the next day to check on us. 10 stars from me!!!!!

I would just put aloe or vasoline on it

Or, your regular vet can call for a quote. They gave my vet a ballpark estimate for hip replacement surgery on my puppy of 5-7 thousand, it was a really major surgery, and it hit the high end because of unforeseen problems, but they took wonderful care of him (vet students are assigned only 1-2 animals to care for). It's been almost three months and he's doing great.

I would call and speak to a specialist at Cornell. I had questions like this when my cat was ill and they were very helpful.

I wouldn't try any home remedies for risk of making things worse. The animal hospital will absolutely be able to help you. You can always call and do a consult quickly over the phone.

With all due respect, only your vet can answer you. There may be various stages of renal disease and various times they need fluids. Ask your vet!

They will be able to help. I highly recommend them. I had a golden with hemorrhagic intestinal disease and they took awesome care of her

Sure

I don't know. You best bet is to call and ask them.

There is alot of controversy about CBD oil for dogs. Also, alot of CBD companies are unscrupulous and sell, even for people, a product that contains mostly alcohol. Always ask your vet about supplements and meds -- they may just suggest Benadryl or Prednisone for your dog.

If you let your cat outdoors I say vaccinate for everything. But ask your vet if there's a danger factor and why it's highly recommended.

No, the virus that causes Feline Infectious Periontitis does not transmit to humans. In houses with less than 5 cats, the virus will eventually die out on its own.

Please call directly to hospital

Yes, I believe so.

They always seem to find the answer. Call and get an appt. Maybe the meds aren't the right ones?

Please tell me what I can do or what I should give him to get rid of his tumors

We had that issue and switched foods which helped our dogs.

I have dealt with Cornell for 2 of my dogs. They saved the lives of both. They have a history of cancer survivors and the doctors are amazing. You are called every 4-6 hours around the clock if they are in the hospital. Top knotch all the way around.

Charles Wilcox I would Google a holistic practice nearest your location with your location on, on your phone. Prayers fr your dog💙

I would contact Cornell animal hospital direct

We have a 1 yr old Grest Dane. Start with a schedule to learn her eating habits. If he finishes h oh s portion each time, stick wit a schedule so he doesn't overeat. If he doesn't, then try the free feeding. We ended up free feeding. She eats when she eats.

Our dog had a mass turned out to be camcer. Surgery is very exxpensive. The initial was over $2000. The subsuquent one that Cornell recommended after a second look and full work up was 8-12 thousand and that would only help for about 6 months. Consider the options and quality of life after surgery. I would recommend having it biopsied to see if surgery will even help.

No experience, sorry

No. Powerade is not for animal consumption. Pedialyte is fine to give. Also do not give Gatorade, Boost, or Insure to animals. As it is not good for their digestive system as well. Unless a veterinarian prescribed it. It is best not to give animals anything meant for human consumption.

So sorry about your guinea pig. Hopefully you found answers and he is doing better by now.

They are a full service animal hospital. If your dog or any other animal needs some kind of reconstructive surgery. They have the best people to do the procedure.

I do not know, but the clinic information might. They are very helpful. Or try WalMart

Yes

It's more of how old is Max. The odor of cat is the more possibility of dim becoming lethargic and just won't eat. If Max's office feed and his young then there's got to be something more going on with him I can't sit here and say that he's got a twisted stomach or something like that I am not a vet but I would take him back to the veterinarian and have them take a look at him one more time. I hope this helps I hope Max turns out okay and my prayers are with you.

They have a program that could possibly help. If you have good credit. You probably will qualify for it. I sincerely pray your puppy will be fine. You are a special person, because of your love for your Fur- Baby. God Bless You and your Puppy.

That's a question best answered by a veteranarian. Because of the age of your cat. It is not wise to ask someone other than a certified person.

As for the cost. It will be costly. The cost of an MRI for a human is well over$2,000.00 dollars. I hope your Fur-Baby will be alright. Do the right thing for them.