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Article Release: Issue 7 Release Date: August 7, 2024 Written By: Laura Hernandez, Veterinary Assistant Your Pet’s Overnight Care at Animal Surgical Center: A Focus on Comfort and Safety Dropping off your best friend at the hospital, especially for an overnight stay, can be a nerve-wracking experience. Many pet parents worry about what happens to…
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Article Release: Issue 6 Release Date: July 24, 2024 Written By: Dr. Tomas Infernuso DVM, DACVS At Animal Surgical Center (ASC), we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional veterinary care through collaboration, expertise, and dedication. Recently, our team successfully performed a complex surgery on a 20-week-old puppy named Cooper diagnosed with Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA). This…
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Article Release: Issue 5 Release Date: July 10, 2024 Written By: Dr. Tomas Infernuso DVM, DACVS At Animal Surgical Center (ASC), we are dedicated to providing top-notch veterinary care and promoting responsible pet ownership. One of the most crucial aspects of responsible pet ownership is spaying and neutering your pets. This practice is vital for…
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Article Release: Issue 4 Release Date: June 26, 2024 Written By: Dr. Tomas Infernuso DVM, DACVS As temperatures rise, our furry friends are at an increased risk of heat stroke, a life-threatening condition that requires immediate attention. At Animal Surgical Center, we are particularly concerned about brachycephalic breeds—pets with short noses and flat faces such…
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Article Release: Issue 3Release Date: June 12, 2024Written By: Dr. Tomas Infernuso DVM, DACVS & Veterinary Assistant Alyssa Rodriguez Dedication to Animal Welfare Around the Clock At Animal Surgical Center (ASC) in Oceanside, New York, our commitment transcends the typical 9-5 workday. As dedicated veterinary surgeons, licensed veterinary assistants, and animal welfare advocates, we play…
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Article Release: Issue 2Release Date: May 29, 2024Written By: Dr. Tomas Infernuso DVM, DACVS What is Osteochondritis Dissecans? Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) is a common cartilage disease in growing animals caused by a disturbance in the normal development of cartilage cells, particularly affecting the humeral head. The term OCD refers to abnormal cartilage that separates from…
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Article Release: Issue 1Release Date: May 15, 2024Written By: Karla A. Hojas Welcome to the inaugural blog post of Animal Surgical Center (ASC), where our profound passion for saving animal lives drives everything we do. We’re thrilled to introduce you to our dedicated team, our mission, and our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional care for…
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