Digital Radiography Using advanced digital radiography (X-rays), the veterinarians at East York Veterinary Center are able to visualize your pet’s internal organs with improved detail. This technology allows us to be able to manipulate the image for improved contrast and zoom in on areas of interest which reduces the need for prolonged or repeated exposure … Read moreImaging
Early detection and treatment of disease is essential to maintaining your pet’s health and preventing serious illnesses. This is why at East York Veterinary Center all pets receive a thorough physical examination at each and every visit, including vaccination appointments. As part of your pet’s healthcare, the veterinarians at East York Veterinary Center perform a … Read morePreventative Care
Dr. Tracy Moussa grew up outside Philadelphia in Newtown, Bucks County, PA. She realized her love for animals at an early age, caring for her small flock of purebred Dorset sheep. Dr. Moussa spent some time in Long Beach, California where she attended undergraduate school, worked as a veterinary assistant and was a Guide on … Read moreDr. Tracy Moussa – Associate Vet
Dr. Valerie Miller, the owner of East York Veterinary Center, graduated from Ohio State University with a B.S. in Animal Nutrition and Chemistry. She then continued at Ohio State for her D.V.M. degree. She has a special interest in avian medicine and wildlife rehabilitation.Even with her busy practice, Dr. Miller finds time for community service. … Read moreDr. Valerie Miller – Hospital Founder & Administrator
East YorkVeterinary Center knows that best friends come in all shapes and sizes and that’s why in addition to dogs and cats, we provide comprehensive care for rabbits and other small mammals or “pocket pets”, including: Guinea Pigs Hamsters Gerbils Ferrets Sugar Gliders Rats Mice Many of these animals do require a very particular environment … Read morePocket Pets
Birds make wonderful, fascinating companions—but they do require consistent care to keep them happy and healthy. The single most important thing you can do to maintain your avian friend’s health is to make sure you keep up with regular veterinary exams. While twice per year is optimal, at a minimum they should see the veterinarian … Read moreAvian Care
East York Veterinary Center has the capability to perform various blood tests, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, and other types of testing on site instead of sending samples to an outside lab. This saves time, money, and most importantly, you don’t have to wait overnight for results—meaning your pet gets a diagnosis and needed treatment sooner. Testing provided … Read moreIn-House Laboratory
We encourage all pet owners to microchip their animal companions. The sad fact is that only 17% of dogs and 2% of cats make it back to their owners when they become lost. Microchipping greatly increases the chances that your pet will be returned to you. Microchipping a pet is simple, relatively painless and very … Read moreMicrochipping
As we all know too well, our pets (unfortunately) age faster than we do and that’s why it is so important to monitor the internal, as well as external, changes that occur as they get older. We offer senior exams and testing to allow for early detection and treatment of disease so we can maintain … Read moreSenior Wellness
Vaccinating your pet is a relatively inexpensive but very important way to protect his or her health. In addition to preventing many life-threatening illnesses, vaccinations can prevent diseases prevalent in wildlife and those that can be passed to humans. It’s important to administer a full vaccination series when pets are puppies and kittens because their young … Read moreVaccinations