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Online Pet Pharmacy / I Phone App

Central Animal Hospital has a complete on-site pharmacy.  We have also partnered with an on-line pet pharmacy, Covetrus, which is accessible 24/7, providing only properly dated, manufactured,  and stored products.  We carry a full line of:

  • medications
  • prescription veterinary diets
  • heartworm preventatives
  • flea and tick products
  • shampoos
  • dental chews and treats

For on-site pickup,  call us prior to coming in, and we will have your medication and food ready for you. 

For easy re-order, Covetrus is a pet pharmacy that is accessible below, 24/7.  Place your order of food or medication, and once approved by our veterinarians, the product will be mailed directly to your home.

To order, please call our office at 914-723-1250, or you may click HERE and be directed to the on-line pharmacy for all your prescriptions, food, and other needs.

How to add a Shortcut on your I-Phone
               for Central Animal Hospital

 1. Open the Safari browser.
 2. Type Central Animal Hospital or bestvets.net to choose our website.
 3. Select our website.
 4.  Press the Action Key   (located at the bottom of your screen).
 5. Press the "Add to Home Screen" button .   
 6. Press add.
 7. Your icon will now appear on your phone.

You now have a quick link to Central Animal Hospital where you can request an appointment, visit our Pet Portal and order food and prescription refills, or just browse our website for pet-related information.

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Monday:

8:00 am-7:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am-7:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-7:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-7:00 pm

Friday:

8:00 am-7:00 pm

Saturday:

8:00 am-3:00 pm

Sunday:

9:00 am-11:00 am

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Read What Our Clients Say

  • "I’ve been taking my dogs to Central Animal Hospital for four years. Dr. Donatella Hecht is the best, but all of the doctors and staff are all very helpful!"
    Cris Tina
  • "We’ve been using Central Animal Hospital for years. The veterinarians and staff are exceptional and if you need to board your pet, you can feel confident your pet will be in a safe and caring place."
    Cindy Guttman B.