Northside Animal Hospital

05/28/2026

Stella is a five-year-old cat. When she was four, her owner, Brett, began to notice she wasn’t finishing her food. Brett scheduled a wellness exam, and our team performed bloodwork to get a clearer picture of what might be happening internally. The results revealed early signs of liver disease. Because it was caught early, our team was able to create a treatment plan involving dietary changes with ongoing monitoring. Stella’s story is a reminder that even small changes in daily habits can signal something bigger and that bloodwork can uncover what we can’t see. If your pet’s habits have changed, even slightly, it may be worth a closer look.
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05/19/2026

Max is a one-year-old goldendoodle who loves long walks, tug-of-war, and greeting everyone he meets. To his family, he seemed perfectly healthy. During his first visit, at 8 weeks old, our team recommended bloodwork to establish a baseline. His results showed mildly elevated liver enzymes. Because it was caught early, our team was able to follow up with additional testing and set up a monitoring plan to support his liver health. Sometimes health changes happen quietly. Routine bloodwork can help detect potential concerns before symptoms appear, giving pets the best chance for early care.
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05/14/2026

Please help us welcome Dr. Eskanzi to the Northside team! 🎉🎉

Dr. Noreen Eskanzi, a native New Yorker, received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from the University of Parma, Italy in 1986.

She has been an active member of the New York City Veterinary Medical Association, along with serving on the board of NYSAVE (Saving Animals in Veterinarian Emergency).

She was an active participant in the Westminster Dog Show for over 10 years and has worked treating our NYPDew K-9-unit Search and Rescue Dogs. Dr. Eskanzi now has Toby, a sweet mix, and two cats Billy and Frankie.

Introduce your pets in the comments below! 🐱 🐶

05/06/2026

Unfortunately, our phone system is down at the moment, please, email us at [email protected] if you try and cannot get through on our phones. We hope to get the system up and running as soon as possible.
So sorry for the inconvenience.😞

04/29/2026

So fortunate to have been doing what I love and thankful to my Alma mater Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine for helping me achieve that dream. ❤️

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04/27/2026

This Earth Day, take your pet outside and get your hands dirty — together. A pet-safe garden is one of the best ways to enjoy the season while keeping your four-legged family member in mind. Stick to pet-friendly plants like sunflowers, marigolds, and pet-safe herbs, and skip the pesticides and fertilizers that can be harmful if ingested.

A little planning goes a long way toward a garden that's beautiful for you and safe for them.

04/25/2026

Behind every healthy pet is a team that truly cares. World Veterinary Day is a chance to celebrate the veterinarians and veterinary professionals who show up every day — for the animals and the people who love them.

To our incredible team, and to every vet and vet tech out there: THANK YOU!

04/21/2026

They’re the first voice you hear when something’s wrong.

The ones juggling ringing phones, worried pet parents, and a packed schedule—without missing a beat.

Veterinary receptionists don’t just “check you in.”
They calm panic. They translate chaos. They keep everything moving when it matters most.

This week, we’re recognizing the people who hold it all together behind the front desk. 💙

👇 Drop a thank you for a veterinary receptionist who’s made a difference.
And the next time you call or walk in—take a moment to show them some love!

04/20/2026

Pets age faster than we think, and their health needs can change sooner than expected. Review the chart to see your pet’s age in human years, then consider how their wellness care needs change with age and stay on top of their health by scheduling a wellness appointment.

Call us or book online today!
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04/16/2026

When something comes up, the last thing you want to hear is "the next available is two weeks out." We get it — that's why we offer same-day appointments for those moments that just can't wait.

Give us a call first thing and we'll do our best to get your pet seen.

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