Larchmont Animal Hospital

05/21/2026

05/15/2026

Shhhh.... don't wake up these new babies! Welcome to the family Puddles and Rose! We're so excited to watch you grow!

05/07/2026

🐾 Recovery mode: ON 💙
Our sweet patient, Koda, is resting comfortably and on the road to recovery after surgery today. From wagging tails to extra cuddles, every little step forward is a big win!
Thank you to this pup’s family for trusting us with his care. We’re wishing him a smooth recovery filled with naps, treats, and lots of love. 🐶✨

05/07/2026

Say Hello to our newest patients, Ruby and Rameses! Rameses still hasn't quite figured out how to use those long legs of his 😂

05/04/2026

Tigger enjoying his laser therapy on this beautiful Monday!
✨ Cold Laser Therapy for Dogs & Cats ✨
Did you know we offer a safe, non-invasive way to help your pet feel better—without surgery or additional medications? Cold laser therapy (also known as low-level laser therapy) uses light energy to promote healing right at the cellular level.
🐾 How it helps your pet:
• Relieves pain and reduces inflammation
• Speeds healing of wounds and surgical sites
• Improves mobility in pets with arthritis
• Supports recovery from injuries
• Completely non-invasive and stress-free
Treatments are quick, comfortable, and many pets find them relaxing! It’s a great option for senior pets, post-surgical recovery, or chronic conditions.

04/25/2026

Rabies prevention isn’t just for outdoor pets—it’s essential for *all* pets, including indoor-only cats.

Recently, a local household experienced a close call when a rabid bat made its way inside the home, exposing their cats. Fortunately, these pets were up to date on their rabies vaccinations. Because of this, they only required a booster vaccine and a short quarantine period.

This situation could have been far more serious if the cats had not been vaccinated. In unvaccinated pets, rabies exposure can lead to strict, prolonged quarantines or even more severe outcomes.

Bats can and do enter homes, creating unexpected risks for both pets and people. Keeping your pet current on rabies vaccination is a simple, effective way to protect your entire household.

If you’re unsure about your pet’s vaccination status, now is a great time to check your records or give us a call.

Only three cats were known to have been exposed to the bat and had already received vaccinations for rabies, Camden County officials said.

04/14/2026

🦟 **Mosquito Season Is Here — Protect Your Pets!** 🐾

We’re already seeing a surge in mosquitoes — I personally just found *seven* in my kitchen alone 😳 — which means even **indoor pets are at risk**.

Mosquitoes aren’t just a nuisance… they can transmit **heartworm disease**, a serious and potentially life-threatening condition in both dogs and cats.

🐶 **Dogs:** Heartworm disease can damage the heart, lungs, and blood vessels — and treatment can be costly and intensive.
🐱 **Cats:** Even a small number of heartworms can cause severe respiratory issues, and there is **no approved treatment** for heartworms in cats.

💊 **The good news:** Heartworm disease is **easy to prevent** with monthly prevention prescribed by your veterinarian.

✔️ Keep pets on **year-round heartworm prevention**
✔️ Don’t assume indoor pets are safe
✔️ Contact us if your pet needs a refill or hasn’t been tested

📞 Call Larchmont Animal Hospital today to make sure your pet is protected!

Let’s keep our furry family members safe this season ❤️🐾

04/10/2026

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04/07/2026

Welcome to Goose, one of the newest members of the LAH family! We're so excited to watch you grow!

Can you guess his breed?

03/23/2026

Planned closure on Wednesday 3/25/2026:

We will be closed for appointments on Wednesday, March 25 due to construction. We will reopen Thursday morning at 8:00 AM for normal business hours. Our boarding facility will not be affected by this closure.

Although we will not be seeing appointments on Wednesday, our staff will still be available to schedule appointments and for medication pick-ups. Please plan ahead if your pet needs medication refills or food.

Thank you for your understanding, and we appreciate your patience while we complete these improvements.