Veterinary Medical Center of CNY

01/02/2026

Another year of late nights, quick decisions, teamwork, and compassion. 💙
Thank you to our incredible staff, referral partners, and pet parents for trusting us when it matters most. We’re here 24/7 in the New Year—ready to help when emergencies happen. Happy New Year from all of us at Veterinary Medical Center of CNY!

12/22/2025

Stay safe this holiday season! 🎉✨ Our tips will help you avoid unnecessary ER visits and enjoy the festivities. Check out the link in comments for more advice. Share with friends and family to keep everyone protected! 🩺🎄

12/17/2025

12/12/2025

Does anyone belong to this little cat? He was picked up on Tuesday evening 12/9 in the 6900 block of Landsend Lane in Liverpool. It is likely that he was hit by a car and does have some head trauma and other minor injuries. Please contact us directly if you believe this is your cat.

11/14/2025

🐾 PSA for Pet Parents! 🍫🍬

Did you know THC edibles are extremely attractive to dogs?
Sweet smells, sugary coatings, and chewy textures make them seem just like treats — but even small amounts can be dangerous for your pup.

👉 Keep edibles stored high, sealed tight, and far away from curious noses.
👉 If your dog ever gets into cannabis products, contact your vet or an emergency clinic right away.

Let’s keep our furry friends safe! 🐶❤️

11/07/2025

🚨 Fall Pet Alert – Porcupines in Upstate NY! 🍁🐾
Porcupine encounters spike in fall, and curious dogs often end up quilled!

⚠️ Quills are barbed and can move deeper, causing pain and infection.
❌ Don’t pull them out yourself — see a vet immediately.
🐕 Keep dogs leashed, avoid wooded areas at dawn/dusk, and stay alert on hikes.

Let’s keep our pups safe this season! ❤️

10/30/2025

Keep your pets safe this Halloween! 🎃👻 Prevent costume mishaps and emergency visits with our top safety tips. Check out our blog link in comments to ensure a spooky night that's all treats, no tricks. 🐾✨

10/16/2025

🌟 Happy Veterinary Technician Week! 🌟
This week, we’re shining a bright, heartfelt spotlight on the true heroes behind the scenes—our incredible team of emergency and specialty veterinary technicians. 💙🐾

These compassionate professionals are the steady hands in critical moments, the calm in the chaos, and the voices of comfort for both pets and their people. Whether they’re monitoring anesthesia, assisting in life-saving procedures, or providing tender care to patients in recovery, their dedication and skill are unmatched.

💉🐶🐱 From late-night emergencies to complex specialty cases, our techs are always there—working tirelessly, thinking critically, and caring deeply.

To our veterinary technicians:
Thank you for your strength, your heart, and your unwavering commitment to every animal who walks (or is carried) through our doors. You are the soul of our hospital, and we are endlessly grateful. 💚

Drop a ❤️ in the comments to show your appreciation for these veterinary superstars!

10/14/2025

Preventable reproductive emergencies are common at VMC. 🏥 Schedule a consultation with your primary care veterinarian today to discuss surgical options that can keep your furry friend healthy and safe. 🐾 Prevent issues before they happen—peace of mind for you and your pet! 📅💙

10/02/2025

There are fungus among us! After a very dry summer, the fall mushroom season is here! 🍄 While wild fungi can be intriguing, many are toxic to pets and humans, causing serious health issues. Always consult a professional before handling or foraging for wild mushrooms. To keep your furry friends safe, prevent them from ingesting any wild mushrooms, and seek immediate veterinary care if ingestion is suspected. Quick action can save lives. Stay vigilant and prioritize safety! 🐶🐾

09/12/2025

Did you know that telehealth consults are available in veterinary medicine? Virtual triage and telehealth services can help alleviate pressure on physical clinics by guiding pet owners through non-critical situations remotely. While telehealth vets can't prescribe medications they CAN help you decide whether or not your pet requires care right away or perhaps can wait for your family veterinarian to be available. We offer a link to a telehealth option on our website. Links to more information in first comment.