Welcome To Animal & Bird Health Care Center!
For over three decades, the Animal & Bird Health Care Center has been the leading hospital to bring your animals to when they are more than pets.... they are family.
The bond between your pet and yourself is priceless. Our professional, courteous staff is here to protect that bond by providing the best medicine and surgery for your dogs, cats, birds, small mammals and reptiles while keeping pet-parents informed and educated.
Conveniently located near the NJ Turnpike and I-295, the Animal & Bird Health Care Center offers one of the most established referral centers in the Tri-State area for your exotic pet. Furry, feathered, or scaled....we see them all!
Our goal is to exceed all of our clients' expectations when it comes to veterinary medical care and client services.
Pet Poison Awareness We love your pets and strive to keep them healthy and safe. Some things we use on a daily basis could be harmful or even lethal to your pets if they ever ingest them, so keep the following information in mind to keep potentially poisonous things away from your pets... Human Prescription/ OTC Medications This category tops the list of most dangerous things your pet could ingest and includes pain medication, antidepressants and heart medication, among others. Most times, ingestion of these medicines is accidental. However, pet owners un-intentionally giving their pet the wrong medication also occurs. Always keep medicines out of reach and double check the medicine and dose before giving. Food Pets cannot safely ingest all of the same food items humans can. Chocolate, grapes and raisins, onions and garlic, avocados, macadamia nuts, alcohol, raw yeast bread dough and xylitol are all different types of foods that can be dangerous for pets. Xylitol, an artificial sweetener, is becoming increasingly popular and more commonly found in households, increasing risk to your pet if ingested. Household Items such as cleaning supplies, paint, glue, and laundry detergent can be dangerous to your pets and are commonly left in close proximity to your animals when you are cleaning or doing work around the house. Always keep household items such as these away from children and animals. Insecticides and Rodenticides are more commonly used this time of year to keep insects and rodents out of our homes. Follow directions when using, keep these products away from your pets and use these dangerous items with caution. Plants that are toxic to pets include lillies, Sago Palms, and Oleander plants. These can be found in landscaping and also commonly in flower bouquets brought into your house. If you suspect your pet has been exposed to any poisonous substances, contact your veterinarian or call Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) at 888-426-4435 immediately. |
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Some Words from our Clients....
"I've been a client of this office since the early 90's and keep returning, no matter how far away I keep moving :) Love Dr. Dazen's care of my birds!" |
"The doctors and staff are very personable and have depth of knowledge in animal care not often found outside a major teaching facility. They have provided excellent care to a variety of pets for twenty five years." |
"It was truly the best vet experience I've ever had! All of the staff was friendly and professional. Just a wonderful experience!" |
"Everyone at Animal & Bird Health Care Center- the front desk staff, the technicians, and the docs- are wonderful. Everyone is professional, courteous, knowledgeable & most of all they are genuine animal lovers and they know how much we love our pets." |
Dog & CatOur team will guide you and your pets from the puppy/kitten stage through their senior years. Working together with you to keep them as healthy and happy as possible.
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BirdsProper behavior, nutrition, handling and more will keep your bird healthy.
Our staff includes specially trained doctors and support staff waiting to assist you. |
Small MammalEach of the small mammal species we work with have unique requirements that our team members are waiting to help you with.
From nutrition to caging, the right instruction can make for a more pleasurable bond. |
ReptilesA great variety of reptiles are kept as pets. Some species are meat eaters, some eat plants. Lighting and temperature ranges are very diverse & the correct husbandry is essential to their survival.
Let our team guide you through the proper care for your scaled friend. |
