Eastport Animal Hospital

Eastport Animal Hospital Eastport Animal Hospital & Wellness Center was founded with the mission of making sure your furry fa

Full service, state-of-the-art animal hospital with 4 Veterinarians, 3 Licensed Veterinary Technicians and a professional, friendly and trained support staff.

07/29/2025
Are you the proud new owner of a kitten? Follow this feeding schedule to ensure your furry friend gets the nutrients the...
07/29/2025

Are you the proud new owner of a kitten? Follow this feeding schedule to ensure your furry friend gets the nutrients they need! Start small, with smaller portions and frequent feedings. Gradually transition to fewer meals with bigger portions. For more information and specific details, call us ! Your kitten's health is our priority 😺

Cat Health 101: 7 Common Feline Viruses 🦠 These 7 Viruses, among others, pose a threat to your cat's health. Have questi...
07/28/2025

Cat Health 101: 7 Common Feline Viruses 🦠 These 7 Viruses, among others, pose a threat to your cat's health. Have questions?

07/25/2025

Is your dog constantly scratching? Itchy skin could be due to allergies, fleas, or other underlying issues. Let us help your furry friend feel comfortable and cozy again! Call us today at (631) 878-7387 for a skin and coat checkup.

Even if your cat seems perfectly healthy, they still need a visit with us at least once a year. Cats age faster than hum...
07/24/2025

Even if your cat seems perfectly healthy, they still need a visit with us at least once a year. Cats age faster than humans, and routine exams can catch silent issues like kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, or even dental problems. For cats over 7 years old, bi-annual checkups are ideal. Prevention is key! When was your cat’s last wellness check? Call here to schedule – (631) 878-7387.

07/23/2025

Watching this video will give you important insights into the necessity of annual heartworm tests for dogs. Heartworms can pose serious health risks, and preventative care is crucial for your furry friend’s well-being. See how regular testing helps catch issues early and keeps them safe from potential infections. Your dog's health is a top priority—which is why staying proactive with check-ups can lead to a longer, healthier life together! Is it time for your dog's annual Heartworm test? Call us to schedule an appointment at (631) 878-7387.

Congratulations on welcoming your adorable new puppy into your home! To ensure a safe and happy environment for your fur...
07/22/2025

Congratulations on welcoming your adorable new puppy into your home! To ensure a safe and happy environment for your furry friend, here's a puppy-proof kitchen checklist to help you puppy-proof your space effectively. If you have any questions about your new puppy, don't hesitate to contact us at (631) 878-7387.

Indoor cats are still vulnerable to parasites like fleas, heartworms, roundworms, and ear mites. Flea eggs can hitch a r...
07/21/2025

Indoor cats are still vulnerable to parasites like fleas, heartworms, roundworms, and ear mites. Flea eggs can hitch a ride on shoes, and mosquitos can enter your home, risking infestation and illness. Protect your furry friend year-round, whether they stay indoors or go outside. Need guidance? Contact us to find the best prevention plan for your cat’s health.

Your dog's wagging tail says a lot, but is your pup feeling the best? Regular checkups help find minor problems before t...
07/18/2025

Your dog's wagging tail says a lot, but is your pup feeling the best? Regular checkups help find minor problems before they turn serious. Keep their hearts happy, their coats shiny, and their tummies healthy. Call us at (631) 878-7387 to book a wellness visit today!

Bath time? Not for every cat!Cats usually keep themselves squeaky clean—no soap required. However, they may need a bath ...
07/17/2025

Bath time? Not for every cat!
Cats usually keep themselves squeaky clean—no soap required. However, they may need a bath if they get into something sticky, smelly, or harmful. Use cat-specific shampoo if you do bathe them.

Does your kitten knead? Have you ever wondered why? At the start of life, kittens form the habit of kneading their mothe...
07/15/2025

Does your kitten knead? Have you ever wondered why? At the start of life, kittens form the habit of kneading their mother's stomach to stimulate milk production. This habit carries on throughout their lives as an instinct and comfort. We find it endearing 🤗

Noticing your pup munching on grass?🌱 It’s quite common whether they simply like the taste or are trying to ease an upse...
07/14/2025

Noticing your pup munching on grass?🌱 It’s quite common whether they simply like the taste or are trying to ease an upset stomach or make up for nutritional deficiencies. If this is a frequent occurrence or followed by vomiting, it could be a sign of underlying issues. Stay vigilant and consult us to ensure your furry friend stays healthy.

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Founded by Dr. Brian Howard with the mission of making sure your furry family member is healthy and happy. Dr. Howard is joined by his two associates; Dr. Matthew Duffy, Dr. Eric Johnson and Dr. Ashley Gavitt, three Licensed Veterinary Technicians; Brianna, Janine and Heather as well as a compassionate and professional support staff. We are a full service animal hospital with in hospital diagnostics, radiology, ultrasonography, dentistry and surgical suite with advanced monitoring. We are committed and constantly training our staff as well as investing into new, advanced technology to ensure the best care for your best friend. Recently, we were awarded an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) accreditation, which means that we have went above and beyond for your and your pets, being tested on approximately 900 standards. Our practice is committed to providing compassionate care and are also accredited by the New York State Veterinary Medical Society.