Cornell Small Animal Community Practice
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In the US and Canada, only the AAHA is authorized to accredit veterinary clinics. Practices that accept the accreditation challenge are judged according to strict quality standards that cover every facet of veterinary medicine, from pain management and patient care to team training and medical recordkeeping, and are updated frequently to keep accredited practice teams at the forefront of their field.
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Cornell Small Animal Community Practice offers a range of services, including pain management.
The available information does not specify whether Cornell Small Animal Community Practice accepts walk-in appointments. Please contact the clinic at (607) 253-2300 directly to confirm its appointment policy.
Cornell Small Animal Community Practice serves pets in Ithaca, New York and the surrounding area.
Yes, we are AAHA accredited. This means we prioritize low-stress handling and follow industry best practices for animal care.
Pre-surgery instructions typically include: (1) fasting for 8-12 hours before the procedure, (2) withholding water 2-4 hours prior, (3) avoiding strenuous activity, and (4) wearing a collar/leash for transport. We will provide detailed pre-op instructions when you schedule.
Yes, we offer telemedicine consultations for select services. Call (607) 253-2300 to discuss whether your pet's concern can be addressed via video consultation.
