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VALLEY STREAM, NY — The Easter season can be a very joyous one for your pet, but it is just as important to make sure it is a safe one.

As a community service, Central Veterinary Associates will volunteer their doctors and staff to NYC VERT and the ASPCA to care for more than 200 pets that were displaced as the result of Hurricane Sandy.

Go Bags and Guidebooks Available; Valley Stream Hospital Will Be Open 24/7.

Products May Contain Moisture, Which May Result in Growth of Bacteria or Fungi

With temperatures expected to reach over 90 degrees today, pet owners should take special care in ensuring their pet’s safety. Central Veterinary Associates offers these tips to keep pets safe and happy through the hottest days.

MEDIA ADVISORY For June 16, 2012 Central Veterinary Associates Provides Low-Cost Microchip Clinic at Friends of Fort Totten Parks’ “Family Fun Day”

Veterinarians from Central Veterinary Associates, the Bayside Animal Clinic and the Terrace Animal Clinic, and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, will offer a low-cost microchip clinic for pets during the “Pets & Pals Party.”

Proceeds to Benefit Alley Pond Environmental Center and NYC Veterinary Emergency Response Team

Above-Average Spring Temperatures Bring Out Insects Earlier, Causing Heartworm Epidemic

MEDIA ADVISORY For May 5, 2012 Central Veterinary Associates Provides Low-Cost Rabies Vaccination and Microchipping Services at “Dog Day at the Green”

In celebration of the grand opening of the Valley Stream Dog Park, Central Veterinary Associates will be offering a low-cost rabies vaccination and microchip clinic on May 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

On April 21, Central Veterinary Associates’ doctors and staff received the Alley Pond Environmental Center’s (APEC) 2012 Friend of the Environment Award at APEC’s Earth Day reception in Douglaston, Queens.

Central Veterinary Associates is alerting pet owners of recalls of canine heartworm preventative and baby formulas for birds.

Warmer Winter Season and Above-Average Temperatures Bring Out Insects Earlier

Central Veterinary Associates has announced it is sponsoring the 2012 Cutest Pet Contest, which is being held by The Queens Courier, and is urging its clients to submit their best photos of their favorite pets.

ImproMed, LLC has announced that Central Veterinary Associates has been named Outstanding Veterinary Contributor during its annual Customer of the Year Awards.

Central Veterinary Associates has announced that it has won The Queens Courier’s 2011 “Best of the Boro” Health & Beauty Awards in the category for Best Veterinarian.

Central Veterinary Associates has announced that it will receive the Alley Pond Environmental Center’s (APEC) 2011 Friend of the Environment Award.

The holiday season can be a very joyous one for your pet, but it is just as important to make sure it is a safe one. Central Veterinary Associates. offers these tips to keep your pets free from danger while enjoying the holiday’s festivities:

Central Veterinary Associates Urges Pet Owners to Vaccinate Pets against Canine Influenza Virus before They Are Boarded Central Veterinary Associates Offers Around-the-Clock Emergency Care for Those Animals Infected by the Virus

Central Veterinary Associates has announced that Dr. Thanh Dang has joined the hospital as its Associate Doctor.

Central Veterinary Associates is reminding the public that it is offering emergency care services during the holiday season, including Thanksgiving Day. Central Veterinary Associates’ hospital.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, pet owners should take precautions and special care of their pets during this special occasion. Central Veterinary Associates offers these tips to keep pets healthy and safe this Thanksgiving:

Central Veterinary Associates has announced that Dr. Colleen Clark, Dr. Jenna Heusi, and Dr. Virginia Jurgens have joined the hospital as its Associate Doctors.

Central Veterinary Associates has announced that it is currently offering vaccines for canines which may be susceptible to influenza and urges all pet owners to have their pets vaccinated if they have not already done so.

Feral Cat Found in New Jersey Tests Positive for Rabies in Manhattan Veterinary Hospital

Central Veterinary Associates is reminding the public that it is offering emergency care services during Hurricane Irene this weekend.

With Hurricane Irene expected to hit Long Island by Sunday, Central Veterinary Associates is urging pet owners to prepare for the worst and know what to do if their pet becomes lost during the hurricane.

In the light of recent reports that a medication used for heartworm treatment in dogs is in short supply after the manufacturer stopped production this month, Central Veterinary Associates iurges the public to take preventative measures for pets.

With temperatures expected to reach over 90 degrees and the humidity at more than 60% over the next few days, pet owners should take special care in ensuring their pet’s safety.

With the peak mosquito season underway, Central Veterinary Associates is asking bird owners to protect their pets against West Nile Virus (WNV) as best as possible after a mosquito pool tested positive for the virus this month.

During the next few days of rising temperatures and sweltering heat, pet owners should take special care in ensuring their pet’s safety. Central Veterinary Associates offers these tips to keep pets safe and happy through the hottest summer days.

Central Veterinary Associates, P.C. Provides Low-Cost Microchip Clinic at Friends of Fort Totten Parks’ “Family Fun Day”

Proceeds Benefit Friends of Ft. Totten Parks and NYC Veterinary Emergency Response Team

Central Veterinary Associates, P.C. announces that an alligator has been in its care after it was brought in by a couple who found it at Mill Pond in Valley Stream.

Vaccinations help ensure pet's health and compliance with New York State law.

Central Veterinary Associates is attempting to eradicate this dangerous disease that is deadly to both animals and humans.

Offers Low-Cost Microchip Clinic to Benefit Alley Pond Environmental Center and NYC Veterinary Emergency Response Team.

Veterinarians Performed Weaning, Routine Health Screenings on Penguins during Filming.

Winners to be Announced at Saving Urban Biodiversity Conference.

A snake that was placed in its care after being found abandoned in Queens County late last year has recovered and is available for adoption.

Central Veterinary Associates, P.C. is reminding pet owners that February is National Pet Dental Health Month and to have their pet’s teeth and gums cleaned on a regular basis.

The organization cited Central Veterinary Associates for its state-of-the-art facility and its top-notch patient care.

Becomes One of Only 400 Veterinarians Nationwide to Become Board Certified in Canine & Feline Practice

Central Veterinary Associates, P.C. is alerting pet owners about a recall of pet foods manufactured by The Kroger Co. because the product may contain aflatoxin, which poses a health risk to pets.

Central Veterinary Associates, P.C. is reminding the public that it is offering emergency care services during the holiday season, including Christmas Day and New Year’s.

These tips will help keep your pets free from danger while enjoying the holiday’s festivities.

Veterinarian-Supervised Boarding Offered 365 Days, 24 Hours Per Day.