Delmar Animal Hospital opened its doors over 50 years ago, and today we continue the founding principle of combining high medical standards with personalized service. Not only does our practice boast cutting edge technology and experienced, knowledgeable veterinarians, but our size fosters a friendly atmosphere and close relationships between the veterinarians and their patients and clients. Explore our website or give us a call to see what all Delmar Animal Hospital can do for you!


Exercise is an important part of any dog’s life in order for it to remain healthy. It not only keeps your dog in shape by keeping muscles and ligaments more flexible, but also releases nervous tension leading to a better behaved pet. Read More


There are different ways of treating and caring for a puppy or dog and a lot of it depends on the breed although it is important to keep in mind that all newborn puppies need to be treated gently with a lot of love, flexibility, and special care.
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Vaccinations


24 Hour Emergency Info.
General Emergency Info.
This Year's Winner!
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more photos from this year's Pumpkin Carving Contest!

Delmar Animal Hospital Accreditation

Delmar Animal Hospital Receives Full NYSVMS Accreditation

Our hospital recently went through a rigorous evaluation by the NYS Veterinary Facility Accreditation Program (VFAP) and was granted full accreditation.  We are proud to meet this standard of excellence.

The VFAP certification ensures compliance with current standards of veterinary practice as well as state and federal laws.  Our inspection included all areas of the hospital, including our treatment and surgery areas, pharmacy, medical records, reception area, and building grounds.  Our diagnostic equipment and medical records were evaluated. The logs that we keep for procedures,  tests, equipment maintenance, employee safety and medical inventory were reviewed.  We are proud to have met, and in many instances, exceeded the program requirements.  NYSVMS VFAP accreditation is your assurance that we maintain our facility, equipment, and medical records with the same high standard of care that we give your pet.

Medication for Your Pet:
Buy Online?  Or from your vet?

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Prescription Refills

Prescription Diet Reorders

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We appreciate the feedback on what we do right, so we can keep it up!  We also welcome feedback on what you think we can improve upon.  

Our office manager Dale will be reviewing all emails.  You will not receive a response unless you indicate that you'd like one.  If you wish to remain anonymous, you need not sign your email.

Thank you for helping us evolve to serve you better.

(Please note: email cannot be used for scheduling or medical advice.) 

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Delmar Animal Hospital Policies



Wildlife Rehabilitation

Dr. Carrie O'Loughlin shares her veterinary expertise with local wildlife rehabilitators to the benefit of our diverse wildlife population. 
Click here for more information.

What do you do if you find hurt or injured wildlife? 

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Microchipping
Your Pet

Click above to read more about microchip implants for your pet, which help to reunite you with your pet in case of disappearance. 

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Keep Your Dog Safe
this holiday season!

Chocolate contains theobromine, which is toxic to dogs in sufficient quantities.

A toxic dose is as follows:

One ounce per pound of body weight for milk chocolate

One ounce per three pounds of body weight for baker's chocolate

For example, 2 oz. of baker's chocolate can cause great risk to a 15 lb. dog, yet 2 oz. of milk chocolate usually will only cause digestive problems.

THE DARKER THE CHOCOLATE THE MORE DANGEROUS IT IS TO YOUR DOG!!

Please keep your holiday candy out of reach!

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Xylitol

Xylitol is a sugar-free sweetener found in many sugarless gums and candies and is TOXIC to dogs.     Xylitol has also been found in mouthwashes, chewable vitamins, children's medication, over-the-counter herabal remedies, and food products, particularly those aimed for diabetics. 

Please keep these products out of your pet's reach!