Watertown Animal Hospital, LLP

01/05/2026

Meet Moby, the handsome 9-year-old orange Domestic Shorthair (DSH) cat. Known for his vibrant orange coat and playful personality, Moby recently made a visit to the vet for an issue that many cat owners might be familiar with—itchy ears!
Itchy ears can be a common problem among cats and may arise from a variety of causes, such as ear mites, allergies, or infections. For Moby, a thorough examination was needed to determine the underlying cause of his discomfort.
In summary, Moby's ears were treated and he was given a 100% healthy exam. His charming black nose and spirited personality make him a truly special cat, loved by all who have the pleasure of knowing him.

01/03/2026

Winter doesn’t slow down animal care on New York farms. ❄️ During colder months, farmers closely monitor water access, adjust nutrition to meet higher energy needs, and provide extra bedding to keep animals warm and comfortable. These daily practices help maintain animal health even in challenging weather conditions.

01/02/2026

A few weeks ago we were visited by Garfield. He is one year old and 11 lbs! His annual exam and vaccinations were crucial for Garfield's well-being, offering protection against diseases and ensuring any health issues are caught early. With a little love and attention, Garfield will continue to lead a happy, healthy life.

01/01/2026

From all of us at Watertown Animal Hospital, we wish you a happy new year!

01/01/2026

Happy New Year! We want to inform you that our clinic is closed today, January 1st, 2026, in observance of New Year's Day.
If you encounter a medical emergency with your pet during this time, please contact the Veterinary Medical Center in Syracuse, NY. They can be reached at (315) 446-7933. Their team of professionals is ready to assist you and your pets with any urgent needs.
Thank you for your understanding. We hope you have a joyous and safe New Year!

12/31/2025

12/31/2025

Today our office closes at 5pm instead of 6pm to celebrate the New Year! The office is CLOSED tomorrow. If your pet is having a medical emergency please contact the Veterinary Medical Center at (315)446-7933. Thank you and we wish you a Happy New Year!

12/30/2025

Dora, a delightful 7-year-old Potcake, recently visited us for her annual exam and vaccinations. Potcakes, known for their friendly nature and intelligence, are a mixed-breed dog native to the Bahamas and the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Dora's visit was a success, ensuring she is well-protected and healthy for another year of adventures. Her loving family can rest assured knowing they are providing the best care for their furry companion.

12/29/2025

This week, due to the Holiday our hours have changed. Wednesday, December 31st, we close at 5pm instead of 6pm and Thursday, January 1st, we are closed. If you have a medical emergency during these times please contact the Veterinary Medical Center at (315)446-7933. Thank you and have a wonderful Holiday!

12/27/2025

12/26/2025

One mistake many people make, especially during the winter months, is thinking that ticks can’t survive freezing temperatures. As a result, on a warmer winter day, they let their guard down and put themselves at risk for an encounter with tick borne diseases.
Your pet may not need tick prevention every single day of the year, but they do need it every single month of the year!

12/25/2025

Today our office is closed! From our family here at Watertown Animal Hospital, we wish you all the happiest of holidays! If you have any seasonal photos of your pets you'd like to share, please post below!