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Irvington Pet Clinic
On behalf of our entire staff, welcome to Irvington Pet Clinic, Inc.
Pet owners generally look upon their pets as members of their family. The staff at Irvington Pet Clinic feel the same way and this is one reason why we understand that your trust in us is a special
responsibility.
We are situated on the eastern edge of Historic Irvington and have been owned and operated by John T. Schnarr, D.V.M. since 1985. Since our early years in Irvington, we have been regarded as a veterinary hospital on the cutting edge of medicine. In 1997, Irvington Pet Clinic was recognized by IDEXX Labs as one of only eleven clinics in the United States practicing excellence in diagnostics. We continue to maintain a complete in-house diagnostic laboratory with the most up- to-date equipment available. We take great pride in being able to provide rapid results to discuss with our clients so that we are able to begin proper treatment if needed.
Please take some time to browse our website and visit us on Facebook. We hope that once you learn more about us, you will be confident that your pet will receive compassionate, up-to-date veterinary care. Do not hesitate to ask the staff any questions you may have regarding our clinic or your pet.
Don't forget to visit our VetStore and My Vet On-Line! These services are provided to our clients to help with all of their pets healthcare questions and medication needs.
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