What are the opening hours?

Monday 9am - 6pm Tuesday 9am - 6pm Wednesday 9am - 6pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm

County Animal Hospital

Home
United States
New City, NY
County Animal Hospital

Call Directions Website

Veterinary Care County Animal Hospital underwent major renovation to improve surgery, treatment, laboratory, radiology, pharmacy and kennel spaces.

County Animal Hospital is an organization dedicated to providing the highest quality compassionate health care to pets in an inviting, well-maintained facility by emphasizing preventative medicine, behavioral counseling, nutritional counseling, client education, advanced diagnostic capabilities, telemedicine, modern pain management and personal service provided by a well-trained, empathetic doctor, licensed veterinary technicians and excellent support staff. Certification & Affiliations
American Animal Hospital Association
American Board of Veterinary Practitioners
American Veterinary Medical Association
AMERICAN VETERINARY ASSOCIATION

10/22/2026

We are a 2026 FAVE on Nextdoor Neighbor! Thank you everyone who voted for County Animal Hospital in the Pet Care category! It's our pleasure caring for your pet(s) and we greatly appreciate the kind words many of you left along with your vote! 👏👍👏👍👏👍

10/20/2026

Join us in thanking our Veterinary Technicians -- the best of the best!

10/19/2026

Halloween is right around the corner! Please be sure to go through the candy with the children and make sure everything is sealed and safe. Just as important, keep the haul away from your pets. Chocolate, Xylitol, Raisins are things we are quite familiar with as being very dangerous for pets. Did you know candy wrappers are also dangerous? Foil, plastic and wax paper can get stuck in a pet's intestinal tract and cause a blockage! If you decide to put a costume on your dog, make sure that they can see and walk comfortably! Some costumes pose chewing and choking hazards. With the door opening and closing to greet trick-or-treaters, please make sure your pet doesn't dart out that door. Use crates, gates and closed doors to contain your pet and give them a quiet retreat indoors with their toys, bedding and appropriate treats. Have a safe and fun Halloween. 👻 🎃 👻 🎃

10/16/2026

Believe it or not, we are at the start of the holiday season! Boy time passes quickly! When you walk in to our reception area, you will see a big donation box labeled TOYS FOR TOTS. County Animal Hospital has donated toys for those who may not otherwise receive a gift for the holidays. When you come in for your pet's next appointment or are just in the neighborhood, if you could, please bring an unwrapped toy and let's work together to fill the box and bring a smile to a child's face this holiday season. Thanks in advance!

10/06/2026

After a long day, time to cuddle and laugh! Bri P and Ravi hugging it out!

10/02/2026

As the temperature outside begins to drop you may think you can refrain from protecting your pet(s) from parasites. Parasites are a year-round threat to your pets and your family. While it's easy to think of fleas, ticks, and worms (including heartworm - from a mosquito bite) as just a summer problem, fluctuating temps and indoor heating mean they can thrive in your home all winter long. Many parasites' life cycles allow them to lie dormant for months, only to re-emerge when conditions are right. For example, roundworm and hookworm eggs often remain dormant in soil, water, and organic material until conditions are favorable. Even strictly indoor pets are at risk since bugs can easity hitch a ride inside on your clothes.

To keep everyone safe, year-round protection using vet-approved preventatives is the best approach -- natural remedies and seasonal treatments usually aren't enough to get the job done. ,

08/06/2026

Hot weather can become dangerous for dogs much faster than many people realize. Help keep your pup safe by walking during cooler parts of the day, making sure there's always plenty of water available, avoiding hot pavement, and keeping their coat in good condition for natural cooling.

Watch for warning signs like excessive panting, thick drool, weakness, vomiting, or collapse.

Please don't leave your pet in the car while you shop! Car temperatures can rise very quickly in the summer, as well. Maybe you think it won't matter for only a minute or so, but you'd be surprised how quickly your dog can get overheated in a car. Let's strive to keep our pets healthy in this hot, humid weather.

08/03/2026

New World Screwworm has recently been detected again in the United States, so it's a good time for veterinary teams and pet owners to know what to watch for. This parasite can lay eggs in open wounds, and once the larvae hatch, they feed on the surrounding tissue. Without prompt treatment, this can lead to swelling, pain, infection, and serious damage to the affected area.

Pets and other animals with cuts, recent surgery, bite wounds, healing belly buttons (in newborns), or those without regular parasite prevention may be at higher risk. We can help by encouraging you, the pet owner, to check wounds regularly and seek veterinary care if a wound gets worse instead of better, develops a bad odor, or has visible larvae.

07/23/2026

It's Kumi's 11th Birthday!! Help him celebrate by wishing him a Happy Birthday!

07/03/2026

While we are on the subject of bbqs, please don't feed your pets table food -- no salty snacks or fatty foods. No onions or garlic and no corn on the cob!! And watch out for desserts - chocolate, xylitol (sugar substitute), and grapes/raisins are all very dangerous for pets. And remind your guests not to feed them, too!! The bangs and booms of fireworks are very upsetting to most pets. Keep an eye on open doors when your guests come and go. July 4th is the most common time for your pets to run out the door in fear. Play some music to drown out the sound of the fireworks and do what you can to keep them calm. Keep them safe and have fun!🍔🌭🫓🥨🎉

Address

49 Congers Road
New City, NY
10956

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	9am - 6pm
Wednesday	9am - 6pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18456344607

Website

http://www.countyanimal.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when County Animal Hospital posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Show All