Welcome to Hudson Vets Tarrytown
Finding the right veterinary practice is an important part of caring for your pet. At Hudson Vets , we want your first experience to give you a clear sense of how our team approaches your pet’s health, from understanding their history to discussing their everyday needs. Your appointment is a chance to share what makes your pet unique, ask questions, and establish a care plan that can evolve as their needs change.
New to our practice? Enjoy your first exam for just $49 as our way of welcoming you. It’s a great opportunity for your pet to receive a thorough checkup while you get to know our team and approach to care.
Your First Appointment Journey With Us
Your first visit gives our veterinary team an opportunity to build a complete picture of your pet’s health and establish a baseline for future care. The conversation and examination may cover:
- Your pet’s current health and medical history
- Previous vaccinations, medications, and veterinary care
- Nutrition, activity, behavior, and lifestyle
- Preventive care recommendations
- Parasite protection and vaccination needs
- Any changes or concerns you have noticed
- Recommended monitoring, testing, or follow-up care
Rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach, we use what we learn about your pet to guide conversations about their healthcare needs.
What to Bring to Your Appointment
If available, bringing relevant information about your pet can help our team better understand their previous care and current needs. Consider bringing:
- Previous veterinary records
- Current medication and supplement information
- Vaccination records
- Information about your pet’s diet
- A list of questions or concerns
- Any relevant medical or diagnostic reports
If you do not have all of your pet’s records available, let our team know. We can help determine what information may be useful for establishing your pet’s care history.
Help Your Pet Have a Calmer Visit
A veterinary appointment can be exciting, unfamiliar, or stressful for some pets. Keeping your pet’s routine consistent before the visit and bringing them securely to the hospital can help make the experience easier.
Cats should travel in a secure carrier, while dogs should arrive on an appropriate leash. If your pet is fearful, anxious, reactive, or simply uncomfortable in veterinary settings, tell our team before or when you arrive so we can take their temperament into account.
A Thoughtful Start for You and Your Pet
We understand that starting with a new veterinary team can come with questions. Our goal is to make the process straightforward while giving you the information you need to make informed decisions about your pet’s health. When you are ready to get started, our team at Hudson Vets is here to welcome you and your pet.
