Fairview Veterinary Hospital

Fairview Veterinary Hospital Welcome to Fairview Veterinary Hospital's page! We're a proud member of Thrive! We see patients by appointment only.

Fairview Veterinary Hospital is a general practice Veterinary office treating dogs and cats. We provide dental care, many routine surgeries as well as some emergency surgeries. We also offer boarding for both dogs and cat which you can add on playtimes, baths and nail trims to your pets stay.

🩺🐾 Did you know we offer weekly ultrasounds and echocardiograms right here at Fairview Veterinary Hospital?These advance...
05/30/2026

🩺🐾 Did you know we offer weekly ultrasounds and echocardiograms right here at Fairview Veterinary Hospital?

These advanced imaging services help us evaluate heart health and internal organs with greater detail and accuracy — all in the comfort of our own hospital.

For pets that are anxious or wiggly, we also offer sedation when appropriate to help obtain the highest quality images possible while keeping your pet comfortable and safe. ❤️

We are also happy to accept referrals from other local veterinary hospitals for ultrasound and echocardiogram services.

To learn more or schedule an appointment:
📞 585-223-0940
📍 6735 Pittsford-Palmyra Rd, Fairport, NY

🌞🐾 How Hot Is TOO Hot for Pets? 🐾🌞As temperatures rise, it’s important to remember that our pets can overheat much faste...
05/30/2026

🌞🐾 How Hot Is TOO Hot for Pets? 🐾🌞

As temperatures rise, it’s important to remember that our pets can overheat much faster than we do.

☀️ Generally speaking:
• Below 70°F → Usually safe for most pets
• 70–80°F → Use caution during exercise
• 80–90°F → Increased risk for overheating, especially for puppies, senior pets, flat-faced breeds, and overweight pets
• Above 90°F → Dangerous conditions can develop quickly

🐶 Hot pavement can also burn paws!
If the pavement is too hot for your hand for 7 seconds, it’s too hot for your pet’s feet.

🚨 Signs of heat exhaustion or heatstroke include:
• Excessive panting
• Drooling
• Weakness or stumbling
• Vomiting or diarrhea
• Bright red gums
• Collapse

💧 Summer safety tips:
✔️ Always provide fresh water
✔️ Walk pets early morning or late evening
✔️ Avoid strenuous exercise in the heat
✔️ Never leave pets in parked cars — even for a minute
✔️ Make sure outdoor pets have shade and ventilation

Some pets are especially sensitive to heat, including Bulldogs, Pugs, Persian cats, senior pets, and pets with heart or respiratory disease.

If you think your pet may be overheating, move them to a cool area immediately and contact your veterinarian right away.

Stay safe and enjoy the summer responsibly! ☀️❤️🐾

📍 Fairview Veterinary Hospital
6735 Pittsford-Palmyra Rd, Fairport, NY
📞 585-223-0940

Reverse sneezing in dogs is a fairly common event where a dog suddenly makes rapid “snorting” or “honking” sounds while ...
05/29/2026

Reverse sneezing in dogs is a fairly common event where a dog suddenly makes rapid “snorting” or “honking” sounds while pulling air inward through the nose. It can look alarming, but in many cases it’s harmless and short-lived.

What reverse sneezing looks like:
A dog having a reverse sneezing episode may:
-Stand still with elbows spread apart
-Extend the neck
-Make repeated snorting, gagging, or honking sounds
-Rapidly inhale through the nose
-Appear briefly distressed
Episodes usually last from a few seconds to about a minute.

What causes it?
Reverse sneezing happens when the throat area behind the nose (the nasopharynx) becomes irritated or spasms.

Common triggers include:
-Allergies or environmental irritants
-Dust, pollen, perfumes, smoke, or cleaners
-Excitement or pulling on a leash
-Eating or drinking too quickly
-Post-nasal drip
-Mild respiratory irritation
Small and flat-faced breeds may experience it more often.

Is it dangerous?
Most occasional reverse sneezing is not dangerous.

Many episodes stop on their own, but you can try:
-Staying calm
-Gently massaging the throat
-Briefly covering the nostrils for 1–2 seconds to encourage swallowing
-Offering a small sip of water afterward

We just want to take a minute to thank anyone who comments, reacts, or shares our page! We appreciate the support and lo...
05/27/2026

We just want to take a minute to thank anyone who comments, reacts, or shares our page! We appreciate the support and look forward to continuing to educate and share with you all!

05/27/2026

🐶🐱 June 6th Rabies Prevention Clinic
Protect Your Pets - and Your Family!
Ontario County is offering FREE Rabies Vaccination Clinics for dogs, cats, and ferrets. Rabies is deadly, but preventable. Keeping your pets vaccinated is one of the most important steps you can take to keep your household safe.

Saturday, June 6, 2026
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Ontario County Public Works
2962 County Road 48
Canandaigua, NY 14424
RSVP: https://apps2.health.ny.gov/doh2/applinks/cdmspr/2/counties?OpID=4B824CBBF74F783BE0631403580A114D
✔ Vaccinations are FREE (donations appreciated)
✔ Pets must be healthy and at least 3 months old
✔ Bring previous rabies certificates if you have it. Without proof, a 1 year certificate will be issued.
✔ Dogs must be leashed; cats and ferrets must be in carriers. 1 pet per carrier.
✔ No mre than 4 pets per person.

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05/26/2026

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While we may be closed today, we advise giving Animal Hospital of Pittsford a call for those pets needing to be seen tod...
05/25/2026

While we may be closed today, we advise giving Animal Hospital of Pittsford a call for those pets needing to be seen today! We also have the Urgent Care and Emergency resource list pinned to our page for other options to call!

We will resume normal business hours tomorrow!

05/25/2026

Reminder: our Urgent Care services will be available this Monday! We are by appointment only. Fill out the form on our website the day before or call the office at 585-442-6915 so we can coordinate an arrival time for your pet! For more detailed information, visit our website pittsfordvet.com ❤💙🎖 Have a safe & happy holiday!

05/24/2026

Sometimes we have a little fun at the office! Watch this video to see some of our staff members facing off in a "blindfolded" object-find challenge!

🐾 Now Accepting New Clients! 🐾Looking for compassionate, personalized veterinary care for your furry family members? At ...
05/23/2026

🐾 Now Accepting New Clients! 🐾

Looking for compassionate, personalized veterinary care for your furry family members? At Fairview Veterinary Hospital, we’re proud to provide high-quality medical care for dogs and cats in the Fairport community.

From wellness exams and vaccinations to diagnostics and surgery, our experienced team is here to keep your pets happy and healthy at every stage of life.

📍 6735 Pittsford-Palmyra Rd, Fairport, NY 14450
📞 585-223-0940

Call today to schedule your pet’s first visit—we can’t wait to meet you and your four-legged companions! 🐶🐱

Address

6735 Pittsford Palmyra Road
Fairport, NY
14450

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 2pm

Telephone

(585) 223-0940

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