Fort Hill Animal Hospital

Unfortunately Due to COVID 19 Fort Hill Animal Hospital will be closed untill further notice. Our veterinarians will be checking the voicemail daily to answer any concerns you may have for your pet. Please call (631) 427-1655. Leave a detailed message and we will get back to you ASAP. In case of emergency VREC in Westbury is open 24/7. ... Their phone number is (516) 420-0000 Address: 609-5 Cantiague rock road Westbury, NY 11590 For in house euthanasia: please call Dr. Alexis Tischler (516) 402-4100 We apologize for any inconvenience. Sincerely your Fort Hill Team We hope to reopen soon

Today’s appointment hours (Saturday) are 9am-2pm Please call for an appointment if your pet is ill. Medication refills are also being processed. Please allow 24 hours for us to have them ready. Thank you.

Due to COVID 19 we will be shortening our office hours. Please advice Monday-Friday -8am -4pm Saturday- 8am -2pm Sunday- 9am- 4pm Please call ahead of time for an appointment or medication refills. (Please allow at least 24 hours) ... Thank you for your understanding. Fort Hill Team See more

Due to COVID 19 Please be advised of our new hours: Monday- Sunday 9am- 5pm. No evening hours till further notice. We are dedicated to keeping your pets healthy. Please make sure to call us if you are sick or have been in contact with someone who is sick before entering the clinic. If you need medication refills please give us a minimum of 24 hour notice. Thank you. ... Fort hill team. See more

Hello everyone! I thought I would share some thoughts about caring for your pets through these strange and uncertain times. Hopefully I can help ease some fears or uncertainties you may be facing. 1. The majority of veterinary clinics will remain open as the AVMA is fighting for us to be considered essential businesses. That being said, please consider calling your veterinarian beforehand if you have a concern about your pet as you may be able to avoid an in-person visit.... 2. If you do need to make your pet an appointment, please do not be offended if your veterinarian asks you to stay in your car as staff meets you in the parking lot to take your pet inside. Many clinics are conducting exams/services this way and consulting owners over the phone while their pet is receiving care. This limits in-person interaction as much as possible. 3. Please make sure your pet is up to date on flea, tick, and heartworm prevention or you have some in stock as fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes are not affected by Coronavirus. 4. Consider refilling your pet's essential medications and having a few week's supply on hand. Controlled substances only a 30dsy supply by law. In many instances, you can call your veterinarian's office to request a refill before you go to pick it up so that it is ready when you get there, limiting in-person interaction as much as necessary. 5. As far as we know, pets cannot get sick from COVID-19. They can serve as carriers to spread infection so practice social distancing for your pet as well as yourself. 6. Pets are wonderful stress relievers so make sure to give your pet lots of lovings if you are feeling stressed, or even if you aren't! They deserve it! 7. As always, please be kind to your veterinary staff. We are learning through these situations along with the rest of the world.