Appointment Info
Patient Forms | Patient Procedure Instructions
Payment Information
Please arrive early to fill out an information sheet. Be sure to bring the following with you:
- Pertinent medical and surgical history information
- List of symptoms/signs of illness
- List of any medications the animal takes
- X-rays or other lab results, if needed
- Referral forms when applicable
- Payment
How to dispose of unused medication.
For information on how to dispose of your pets unused medication please refer to the FDA's drug disposal document located here [PDF]
Emergency care is provided by The Veterinary Emergency Group (of which we are a member) on nights, weekends, and holidays. They are staffed and open whenever we're closed. If an urgent problem arises, visit them at 119 Tarrytown Road in White Plains or call them at (914) 949-8779.
For your convenience and to save time, download and complete the fillable on-line form that pertains to your pet. Either form can be completed at home and printed to bring with you to your appointment:
[Need help opening these documents?]
- Patient information form (Download and complete this on-line fillable form and bring or fax to us at 914.949.3478)
- Patient history form for birds and exotic pets (Download and complete this on-line fillable form and bring or fax to us at 914.949.3478)
Patient Procedure Instructions
For any animal that is having a test or procedure done, please read our
patient instructions handout.
[Need help opening this document?]
Whenever your pet is hospitalized, you will receive an estimate of the charges to approve before treatment is undertaken. For your convenience, we accept all major credit cards, debit cards, and personal checks. When major medical problems arise, instant financing is available through CareCredit.
Check out AVMA's, Animal Tracks, a weekly podcast on animal health issues.
Breaking News:
Canine Influenza Update »
Animal Care Help:
Handouts on Pet Care and Training »
Educational Videos (e.g., dog training) »
When to see your vet:
Five reasons to see your veterinarian today
- Bleeding from anywhere
- Vomiting with a loss of appetite
- Acute pain – including eyes (squinting)
- Respiratory difficulty
- Sudden and extreme lethargy
Five reasons to see your veterinarian tomorrow
- Acute lameness
- Intense itching
- Decreased appetite
- Increased thirst or urination
- Persistent diarrhea
Five reasons to see your veterinarian soon
- Decrease in weight
- Change in activity levels
- Hair loss
- Bad breath
- Chronic lameness
Dental Health
PetFit Challenge
Pet owners understand that obesity is about more than appearance. Scientific evidence shows that obesity is a condition that can lead to serious disease. In conjunction with the AVMA and Hill’s our hospital is focused on raising awareness about the right way to achieve and maintain healthy weight:
- Proper nutrition
- Increased physical activity
- Regular veterinary visits
Click on the link above for tools to help you increase your pet’s activity, decrease their weight and start them living a happier and healthier life!
Bond Animal Hospital
250 Central Avenue
White Plains, New York 10606
general map |
view map»
Legal Notice | General Website Disclaimer
Website errors? Contact the Healthcommunities.com webmaster.
Please provide the website address in your message.
(Messages sent to Healthcommunities.com will not reach the practice.)
© 1998–2010 Healthcommunities.com, Inc. All rights reserved.
Medical Website Design by Healthcommunities.com