3875 Victory Boulevard
Staten Island, NY 10314
As the fall brings cooler harbor winds to Staten Island, you might notice your older dog lingering by their food bowl longer than usual, or your cat suddenly drinking more water than in the humid days of July. If you’ve observed these subtle shifts, you’re not imagining it.
You just walked into the room and found blood in your dog's vomit. Your heart races, your mind reels, and you wonder if this is a situation that demands a frantic dash to the nearest clinic. At Staten Island Veterinary Group, we understand the panic and uncertainty that come with witnessing this alarming scenario.
Crisp leaves, pumpkin-spiced everything, and sweater weather—the fall season in Staten Island is a favorite for many families. But while the change in temperature and scenery feels refreshing for us, it often brings hidden challenges for our pets. Just as humans catch colds or struggle with allergies, animals can experience seasonal health concerns that, if left unaddressed, become serious. This is where having a trusted Staten Island veterinarian becomes invaluable.
Did you know that parasites are one of the most common yet underestimated health risks for dogs and cats? Fleas, ticks, and worms don’t just make your pet itchy or uncomfortable—they can silently impact their long-term health, spreading diseases and causing chronic conditions that are far harder to treat than to prevent. That’s why Staten Island Veterinary Group emphasizes the importance of year-round, broad-spectrum parasite protection as a cornerstone of preventative care.
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