Our Hospital
Our Toms River Animal Hospital Team
At Toms River Animal Hospital, helping you keep your pets happy and healthy has been our passion for more than 52 years. Over that time, we have grown into a state-of-the-art pet care hospital with an exceptional nine-doctor team. Our doctors use their more than 130 years of combined veterinary experience every day to help keep our patients in good health and feeling great.
We are committed to offering the best possible care for your pets. Our doctors strive to keep at the forefront of veterinary medicine to ensure we are offering the latest treatments and procedures available. Our exceptional physician team treats dogs and cats, of course, and we also see all exotic pets. Our medical director, Dr. Levine, will often tell us that if a client can fit his or her pet in the car, we can see and treat the pet. We also have an exceptional, board-certified internist on staff to help us keep your pets in great shape, inside and out.
Because technology is so important to early, accurate diagnosis and treatment of health issues, we make sure that having the most advanced medical equipment is one of our top priorities. Our high-tech hospital includes in-house digital radiography, digital dental radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, and an advanced operating facility allowing us to diagnose and treat many of your pet's advanced medical conditions right at our hospital.
Early diagnosis and treatment are the keys to long, healthy lives for our pets, and our patient care team is dedicated to taking great care of our patients. Our experience and years of service in our community help us keep our facility state-of-the-art, but we are committed to maintaining the same personalized client service we've offered since we treated our first patient in 1956. We take care of our clients' pets the same way we take care of our own and we treat our clients the way they like to be treated.
Local Medical Issues
Dental Health
Periodontitis may lead to other health problems in your pets. If left untreated, periodontitis can lead to pain, inflammation, and tooth loss, and may damage organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys, and lead to other serious health problems. Regular dental exams are extremely important to help our pets live long, happy, healthy lives.
Wellness Testing
Toms River Animal Hospital's Junior and Senior Wellness Profiles are the best way to detect and treat potentially life-threatening conditions in your pets; even before they show signs anything is wrong. Early detection is the best cure for any illness. Our pets are part of our families, and yearly Wellness Profiles help our pets live longer, healthier, happier lives.
Heartworm Disease
It takes one mosquito bite to infect an unprotected dog or cat. Almost 300,000 dogs in the U.S. are infected with heartworms each year. Adult heartworms can cause heart and lung damage, even death. In a NC study, 28 percent of the cats diagnosed with heartworm were inside-only cats. Our doctors can help you select the right preventatives for your pets.
