Veterinary Medical Center of CNY

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Veterinary Medical Center of CNY

The Syracuse area's only 24-hr emergency and specialty veterinary facility. We're here for you and your pets!

At Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York, we prioritize your pet's health. Our 24-hour Emergency and Critical Veterinary Care Center in Syracuse, NY offers state-of-the-art treatment for emergencies and specialized care. Our experienced team provides compassionate, comprehensive services, from sudden illness to advanced diagnostics and surgeries. Your pet's well-being is our top priority,

and we're here to deliver exceptional care when you need it most. Trust us for your pet's health needs in Veterinary Medical Center of Central New York.

04/23/2026

This week, we honor our exceptional Client Care Team during Veterinary Receptionist Week 💙
They are the friendly voice and welcoming face that supports pet owners through every step, often during emotional moments. From managing emergent cases to offering reassurance, their dedication and compassion make a real difference. Our Client Care Representative team continuously grows and embraces new challenges to provide top-tier care. Join us in celebrating their hard work and unwavering professionalism — they truly make our community special!

04/17/2026

Pets explore with their mouths, but some objects can be harmful if swallowed. Foreign bodies may cause serious intestinal blockages requiring prompt medical attention. If your pet swallows something unusual or starts vomiting repeatedly, don’t delay—seek veterinary care immediately. Protect your furry friends by staying vigilant and partnering with us for their health and safety. 🐾

04/10/2026

Keep Those Tails Wagging and Whiskers Twitching! 🐾

No one wants a late-night trip to the emergency vet. Keep furry friends safe and happy with a few simple habits:

🐶 Regular checkups = early problem solving
🐱 Keep toxic foods and plants out of reach
🐾 Watch for subtle changes in behavior or appetite
💧 Hydration and balanced meals go a long way

A little prevention today means more cuddles, playtime, and peace of mind tomorrow. 💕

04/03/2026

🚨 Attention Cat Owners: Easter lilies are highly Toxic to cats—every part of the plant poses a risk, even water from the vase. Just a small ingestion or grooming pollen can cause severe kidney failure. Watch for symptoms like vomiting, drooling, lethargy, or loss of appetite—hours can make a difference. In case of exposure, seek emergency veterinary care immediately. 🩺✨ The best prevention? Avoid lilies around pets this Easter and opt for pet-safe decorations. Have questions? Our team is here 24/7 to support you! 🐾

03/26/2026

Do you know these little fellows? On Tuesday, the black cat was found in our parking lot and a couple of hours later the orange cat was found on Seward Street. Both have minor wounds that we have treated. Both cats are unneutered males and are youg adults. Please contact the hospital directly if you believe one of these cats may be yours!

03/20/2026

Inhalers are vital for many, but they pose risks to dogs if chewed or ingested. Always store medications securely and out of your pets' reach. If your dog happens to chew or swallow an inhaler, seek emergency veterinary help immediately. Safety first! 🐶💊

03/06/2026

March is Pet Poison Prevention Month! 🐶🐱 Ensure your home is safe — store toxins out of reach and recognize early signs of poisoning. If your pet ingests something harmful, we're available 24/7 to help. Your pet’s safety always comes first! 📞✨

02/27/2026

Is your pet feeling restless during these snowy days? ❄️ Late winter can lead to boredom and risky behaviors like chewed toys or socks, and even toxic ingestion. 🧸⚠️ Keep your pets safe with engaging enrichment activities that prevent emergencies. Have practical tips to minimize cabin fever? Share your experiences below!

02/20/2026

Late winter increases coyote encounters ❄️. Pet owners should stay vigilant—many cases we treat involve bite wounds, punctures, or internal injuries from these interactions. Protect your furry friends by being mindful of their surroundings. Check out our tips on coyote safety below! 🐾💙

02/13/2026

🍫🐾 If you’re excited about your Valentine’s chocolate, your dog probably will be too ❤️🍫

Make sure sweets are stored securely and out of reach — even small amounts of chocolate can cause vomiting, diarrhea, tremors, seizures, and other serious symptoms.

If your pet gets into chocolate:
📞 Call us immediately — we’re open 24/7 for emergencies.
📞 Or contact the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

Fast action can make all the difference.

02/06/2026

❄️ Prepare for this weekend’s below-zero temperatures! Keep your pets indoors as much as possible and limit outdoor walks to quick potty breaks. If your pet shows any distress, our emergency team is available 24/7. Stay safe and warm! ❄️🐶🐱

01/21/2026

Exciting news! We're upgrading our phone system today to serve you better 📞✨. Please bear with us during the transition — your patience is appreciated as we enhance our communication. Thank you for your understanding!

Address

5841 Bridge Street
East Syracuse, NY
13057

Telephone

(315) 446-7933

Website

https://www.vmccny.com/

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