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Our hospital has been designated as veterinary trauma center

Oradell Animal Hospital has been approved as one of nine veterinary hospitals and clinics in the United States to be designated as a veterinary trauma center. The American College of Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care (ACVECC) has approved this new initiative designed to improve treatment outcomes of animal trauma cases through collaboration of the selected hospitals to define high standards of care and disseminate information that improves trauma patient management efficiencies and outcomes.

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  • Oradell Animal Hospital designated as veterinary trauma center

    Oradell Animal Hospital has been approved as one of nine veterinary hospitals and clinics in the United States to be designated as a veterinary trauma center.  The American College of Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care (ACVECC) has approved this new initiative designed to improve treatment outcomes of animal trauma cases through collaboration of the selected hospitals to define high standards Continue Reading

  • Oradell Animal Hospital Oncology Veterinarian Discusses Treatment Options for Cat’s Sarcoma

    Q: My almost 9 year old female cat was just diagnosed with sarcoma on her hind left leg. What are the treatments? Is she too old for them? And life span with it? A:         A sarcoma is a malignant tumor that arises from one of the connective tissues of the body. They are very locally invasive tumors which makes Continue Reading

  • Grapes, raisins can be toxic for dogs

    Question:  I heard that grapes and raisins can be toxic for my dog.  Is this true?   Answer: It is indeed true that grapes and raisins are potentially toxic to dogs.  The mechanism of this toxicity is not entirely understood and the nature is idiosyncratic and not known to be dose related, with some dogs showing no signs after ingesting Continue Reading

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