Northway Veterinary Hospital Emergency and Specialty Services is a privately owned and run veterinary specialist and emergency center situated in Gansevoort, NY just north of Saratoga Springs.
Our team of experienced, passionate, and caring vets and vet techs are here to ensure you have access to the best available emergency and specialty veterinary care in Upstate New York. When your vets are closed, you can be assured that you will be supported when you need us the most.
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Working closely with Clearview Veterinary Imaging, our goal is to collaborate with pet owners, primary care veterinarians, emergency veterinarians, and other veterinary specialists to develop and execute the best diagnostic imaging strategies for our patients.
Our team of highly-trained doctors and support staff combine their collective knowledge and skill in the treatment of companion animal medical conditions. We provide 24-hour care in a team-based approach and serve as an extension of your family veterinarian.
Our medical team values the use of cutting-edge technology and the most current literature in diagnosis and treatment modalities, as these are essential in providing the best possible patient care.
It is important to us that you and your pet have the best experience and care possible!
You will be greeted by one of our receptionists who will assist you and your pet, and check them in for their appointment. In an emergency situation, your pet will be taken immediately to the back for our staff to tend to and our team will get vital information from you.
We have updated our new emergency hours for the next two weeks beginning August 1 to 15, 2021. While it is not the best case scenario for us, we had to make some more adjustments to our operation hours given the challenges in staffing. The setback in staffing is something that is experienced not just in our clinic but across the country.
Empathy is a loosely used word within the veterinary industry. But what is it really? Why is it an important quality for effective professionals?
Empathy is defined as the ability to sense another person’s emotions and imagine what the other person might be feeling or thinking. Meanwhile, sympathy is feeling bad for someone or being able to identify with what a person feels.
We’re excited to share that our radiology and diagnostic imaging service is growing! We’ll soon be offering both in-patient and out-patient CT scans. A
The pandemic and the rise of pet ownership in the US has resulted in burnout at many veterinary hospitals across the country.
Vet work is fast-paced and oftentimes entails finishing late or being on-call over nights and during the weekends. The hours are long, and the lifestyle can take away time for hobbies, family, and even social life. This is why veterinary well-being should be prioritized by many practices across the country.
Excited to get a new puppy? Bringing in a new dog into your home requires a lot of planning. Before you adopt a puppy, you normally have to prepare treats and food, bowls for water and food, a leash and collar, a dog bed, some safe toys for your puppy, even down to talking to your family to make sure they don’t get over excited once the new puppy arrives so you can train it properly.
When is it time to go to the veterinary ER? When is it OK to wait?
With the shortage of veterinarians in the field and the limited ability of the local ER clinics to accommodate the influx of incoming emergencies in recent years, you may have concerns if you have a pet that gets sick or injured when your regular vet is closed or unable to see you.
