Tips to Beat the Heat with Your Pets
Summer is officially here, and while for many of us that means hot days in the sun, hanging out poolside, or any other number of fun activities, it’s important …
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Treating Feline Ceruminous Cystomatosis with Veterinary Cryosurgery
Ceruminous cystomatosis occurs in cats and can be difficult to treat, however there has been some great success with veterinary cryosurgery. Ceruminous cystomatosis is is a rare neoplastic skin disease …
The Importance of Fall Vaccinations in Equines
While fall means cooler days, less bugs, and lovely riding weather, vaccinations are just as important heading into winter as they are in the spring. Most horse owners swear …
There’s No “I” in Team: Why Seeing Multiple Vets Matters
That age old saying is something we hear throughout our lives in a multitude of situations. From being in grade school gym class, little league, and group projects, it’s …
Rabies: Fast Facts to Keep You and your Pets Safe
Rabies is something that many people associate with bats, and assume that as long as their pet has been vaccinated at some point in the past, that they’re okay. …
10 Quotes Straight from the Horse’s Mouth
Or, perhaps straight from the mouths of humans about horses. Either way, you get the idea. Not to be outdone by our 10 Great Cat Quotes and 10 Favorite Dog Quotes blogs …
10 Favorite Dog Quotes
Earlier this week we posted 10 Great Cat Quotes in honor of our feline friends. To be sure that our canine companions didn’t feel left out, we’ve compiled a …
10 Great Cat Quotes
In honor of our feline friends (several of whom are curled up on my couch keeping me warm as I am home sick with a cold) and the way they …
Lyme Disease in Dogs: What You Need to Know Now
Lyme disease (borreliosis) is an infectious, tick-borne disease that is prevalent in the Northeast, as well as common throughout the United States. In Sussex county specifically, it’s incredibly common due …
Lyme Disease in Horses: Fact vs. Fiction
Lyme disease in horses is becoming increasingly prevalent in the United States, with endemic status in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. Many of us know of, have worked with, …
Our Certifications
AAHA: The Animal Hospital of Sussex County is a certified hospital in the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA). To achieve this distinction, our hospital has passed regular comprehensive inspections of our facilities, medical equipment, veterinary practice methods and management. If you are traveling or relocating anywhere, finding an AAHA hospital will ensure the best medical care for your pet. The AAHA is recognized as the world’s leading association of small animal practitioners.
AAFP: We are also a cat friendly practice, certified by the American Association of Feline Practitioners. This means that the Animal Hospital of Sussex County is specifically set up to decrease stress and provide a more calming environment for your cat. Our staff has also been trained in feline-friendly handling and understanding cat behavior in order to increase the quality of care for your cat.
