We are seeking qualified candidates to fill Associate Veterinarian positions in our clinic. This is an energetic and fast-paced practice with opportunity for professional growth. We offer a comprehensive benefit package. New graduates are encouraged to apply. Click here for .pdf bulletin.

Adult & Puppy Training Classes: 6 weeks – Jan 23 to Feb 27th
Puppies from 5:30-6:30 pm
Adult Dogs from 7:00-8:00 pm

Class size for adult dogs is limited to 3
Call 607-563-1345 for details

On January 2nd, the VVA elves delivered the final food pantry donation. The response from clients and staff was tremendous, and it was greatly appreciated by the food pantry volunteers. THANK YOU for your generous donations!

For several years Dr. Davis and VVA have supported the Delaware Valley Humane Society (DVHS) by providing various services, including reduced rate (or free) spay/neuter and other medical & surgical procedures. Additionally, they make a monthly donation to DVHS in memory of companion animals lost to illness, injury, or age. Seen here, Dr. Davis & some staff members present the latest donation of $280 to Erin Insinga, DVHS shelter manager.

We urge you to help, too. Throughout the month of December, donations to DVHS will be matched by the ‘Save A Life 2019’ campaign sponsored by Staffworks. For more information on how you can help DVHS call 607-563-7780 or visit www.dvhsny.org.

Puppy Training Classes – Tuesdays (6:00 – 7:00) beginning 11-05-19 through 12-10-19.  Call 607-563-1345 for more information.

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We are revamping our dog training classes for the fall. Which would be of the most help to you – training classes for puppies (under 6 mo.) or training classes for dogs over 6 months old.  If you’d like to weigh in on the question, you can go to our Facebook page and reply to the poll. Thanks!

This is ‘Codie’. He is a 1-yr old Yorkie-Poo that needs a home. Cody has been neutered, and is up to date on vaccines. We also did a complete shave, to alleviate severe matting.

He has had a stressful time recently, and exhibits some nervousness, which sometimes leads him to be nippy. But he does like people once he has had some time with them. He may not be the best choice for a household with young children, since they can increase his stress level.

He seems to be fine with other animals, but if you have other animals in your home, we would want a ‘meet-and-greet’ to make sure they will get along. And remember, your other animals will need to be up-to-date with vaccines before adopting Codie.