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Oath Animal Hospital

AAHA-accredited, friendly, convenient, expert primary veterinary care for the pets of Nassau County and greater Long Island, New York.

The local veterinarians of Oath Animal Hospital proudly serve pet parents in East Meadow, Levittown, Wantagh, North Bellmore, Bellmore and the surrounding area. As an AAHA-accredited & Cat Friendly Practices® certified veterinary hospital, the skilled veterinary team is low-stress handling trained & provides premier services including wellness exams, sick visits, vaccinations, microchipping, healt

h & travel certificates, nutrition & weight management, behavioral counseling, allergy & dermatology testing, euthanasia, acupuncture, traditional Chinese veterinary medicine, laser therapy, rehab therapy modalities, reproductive services, x-ray, ultrasound, in-house lab, parasite testing & prevention, dental, surgery, pain management & more.

06/01/2026

✨ One appointment = one happy pet ✨
Mention this post when booking and your furry bestie will go home with a free toy 🤍

Core vaccines are essential vaccines that help protect cats from serious and highly contagious diseases — even indoor cats! 🐱💉

The main core vaccines for cats include:
* Rabies Vaccine 🦠
Required by law in many areas, including parts of Long Island. Rabies is fatal and can spread to both animals and humans.
* FVRCP Vaccine 💉
This combination vaccine protects against:
* Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (herpesvirus)
* Calicivirus
* Panleukopenia (feline distemper)

These viruses can cause severe respiratory illness, fever, ulcers, dehydration, and in some cases can be life-threatening — especially for kittens.

Kittens typically receive a series of vaccines starting around 6–8 weeks of age, followed by boosters every few weeks until about 16 weeks old. Adult cats then receive boosters as recommended by their veterinarian.

Even if your cat stays indoors, vaccines are still important because viruses can sometimes be carried inside on clothing, shoes, or through contact with other animals.

Keeping your cat up to date on vaccines is one of the easiest ways to help them stay healthy, protected, and happy for years to come. 🩺🐾

05/31/2026

🐶 Good pets get prizes 🐶
Mention our social media when booking your appointment for a FREE toy while supplies last 🦴
🐱🥕 Healthy Snack Ideas for Your Cat 🥕🐱

Cats can enjoy treats too — and some healthy snacks can be a fun little addition to their routine 🤍
Some cat-friendly snack ideas include:
🍗 Plain cooked chicken🐟 Small amounts of cooked salmon or tuna🎃 Plain pumpkin🥒 Cucumbers🫐 Blueberries🍉 Seedless watermelon🥚 Small pieces of cooked egg

Since cats are obligate carnivores, protein-based treats are usually their favorite 🐾✨
Remember:🐱 Treats should only be given in moderation💧 Always provide fresh water🚫 Avoid seasoning, garlic, onions, chocolate, dairy products, and raw meats/fish
Every cat is different, so always introduce new foods slowly and monitor for any stomach upset 🤍
Because even our feline friends deserve a yummy snack sometimes 🐾

05/30/2026

🦴 Little visit, little gift 🦴
Mention this post during scheduling for a FREE toy for your furry friend 🐾

Daisy is here for laser therapy ✨🐾
And can we talk about how cool she looks in her little protective glasses?! 😎🤍 Total superstar energy.

Fun fact: laser therapy uses light energy to help cells heal faster—boosting circulation, reducing inflammation, and easing pain without any surgery or discomfort. Basically giving her body a little extra push to heal itself 💡✨

05/29/2026

🦴 We prescribe cuddles… and free toys 🦴

Mention this post when scheduling your appointment to claim your pet’s surprise 🐶🐱
🐱🚫 Foods To Keep Away From Cats 🚫🐱

Some everyday foods can actually be very dangerous for cats — even in small amounts. Here are a few foods you should always keep out of reach:
❌ Onions & garlic — can damage red blood cells and lead to anemia
❌ Chocolate — toxic to cats and may affect the heart and nervous system
❌ Grapes & raisins — may cause kidney failure
❌ Alcohol & caffeine — extremely dangerous, even in tiny amounts
❌ Xylitol (found in gum/candy) — can cause serious blood sugar issues
❌ Raw dough with yeast — may expand in the stomach and become life-threatening
❌ Bones & fatty scraps — can cause choking, pancreatitis, or stomach upset
❌ Dog food only diets — cats require nutrients like taurine that dog food may not provide

Even if your cat seems interested in your snacks, it’s always safest to stick with cat-approved treats and foods 🐾✨
If you think your cat may have eaten something toxic, contact your veterinarian right away or call a pet poison hotline. 💙

05/28/2026

🎉 Bonus points for following us on social media 🎉
Mention this post at booking and your pet will receive a little surprise from our team 🐶🐱

Meet Dallas, a 5-year-old shepherd mix who was absolutely the sweetest boy ever 🤍 All this handsome guy wanted was pets and love from everyone around him. From his gentle personality to his sweet face, Dallas made everyone at Oath fall in love with him instantly ✨❤️💙

05/27/2026

✨ Bringing your pet in? Don’t forget the bonus ✨
Mention our Instagram or Facebook when booking for a FREE toy while supplies last 🤍
🐶🥕 Healthy Snack Ideas for Your Pup 🥕🐶

Treat time can still be healthy and delicious 🤍 Many fruits and veggies can make great low-calorie snacks for dogs when given in moderation!
Some pet-friendly snack ideas include:
🥕 Carrots
🫐 Blueberries
🍎 Apple slices (without seeds)
🍉 Watermelon (seedless)
🥒 Cucumbers
🎃 Plain pumpkin
🍓 Strawberries
🫛 Green beans

Not only are these tasty, but some can also help support hydration, digestion, and dental health ✨
Remember — treats should only make up a small portion of your dog’s daily diet, and every pup is different! Always introduce new foods slowly.
🚫 Avoid foods like grapes, raisins, onions, garlic, chocolate, and anything containing xylitol.
Healthy snacks = happy tails 🐾🤍

05/26/2026

🦴 Because every good patient deserves a little treat 🦴
Mention our social media when booking your appointment and your furry friend will go home with a FREE toy ✨

🌿 Curious pets + house plants can sometimes be a dangerous mix 🐾

Many plants we keep in our homes or gardens may look harmless, but some can actually make our pets very sick if chewed on or swallowed. Cats especially love to nibble on leaves and flowers, which is why it’s important to know what’s pet safe and what’s not.
A few common plants to be cautious with include:
🌸 Lilies
🌿 Aloe vera
🍃 Pothos
🌷 Tulips
🌴 Sago palms

One small bite can sometimes lead to vomiting, drooling, stomach upset, or worse depending on the plant.
A good rule of thumb: if you’re bringing a new plant home, always double check that it’s safe for pets first 🪴🤍

05/25/2026

🐾 A little something for our four-legged visitors 🐾
Mention this post when you call or schedule your appointment at Oath Animal Hospital and your pet will receive a FREE toy while supplies last 🎁✨

Sadie is back… and she got SO big 🐾🥹💛
Our eight-month-old Golden Retriever came back to Oath Animal Hospital and we’re honestly in shock at how much she’s grown

It feels like just yesterday she was this tiny, fluffy puppy… and now she’s all long legs, big paws, and that classic golden smile we can’t resist 🐶✨
Same sweet girl, just a much bigger version—more tail wags, more love, and definitely more personality

Watching her walk in more confident, more curious, and still so happy to see us is exactly why we love what we do 🤍
These are the moments that make it so special—getting to grow with them, visit after visit 🫶

05/24/2026

🎉 Calling all our social media pet friends 🎉
Mention this post at booking for a free surprise toy for your pet while supplies last 🐶🐱
Meet Sam 🐾🤍
This one year-old German Shepherd Husky mix is as sweet as they come—and just a little bit wolf at heart 🐺✨ She’s been practicing her howls at home and we’re honestly obsessed.

Sam absolutely loves meeting new people and makes friends everywhere she goes with her gentle, loving personality. And can we talk about her eyes?! One is a stunning icy blue, and the other is a beautiful mix of blue and light brown—completely mesmerizing 💙🤎

05/23/2026

🤍 A tiny thank you to our amazing clients 🤍
Mention our Instagram or Facebook when you call to book and your pet will receive a free toy at their visit 🧸

🦷🐾 Fun Pet Dental Facts 🐾🦷
Did you know dogs and cats actually have a different number of teeth than humans? 😮
🐶 Adult dogs have 42 teeth
🐾 Puppies have 28 baby teeth
🐱 Adult cats have 30 teeth
🐾 Kittens have 26 baby teeth

Just like people, pets lose their baby teeth as they grow! Puppies and kittens usually begin losing their baby teeth around 3-4 months of age, and most adult teeth come in by about 6 months old ✨
By the age of 3, most dogs and cats already show signs of dental disease if their teeth are not properly cared for. Dental disease can affect more than just the mouth — it may also impact important organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys over time.

Signs your pet may be having dental issues include:
🦷 Bad breath
🍖 Trouble chewing food
💧 Drooling more than normal
😣 Red or inflamed gums
🐾 Pawing at the mouth

Here are a few ways to help keep your pet’s smile healthy ✨
🪥 Brush teeth regularly
🦴 Use Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) approved dental chews
🩺 Schedule routine dental exams and cleanings
💧 Provide fresh water daily
Healthy teeth = healthier, happier pets 🤍
📞 Give us a call at (516) 951-0254 to schedule your pet’s dental exam today!

Address

505 Newbridge Road
East Meadow, NY
11554

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 6pm
Friday	9am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+15169510254

Website

https://oathanimalhospital.com/

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