Miele Anthony

Dog Training, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Pet Grooming

Be the first to review!

Add Hours

(718) 331-7775Call

Add Website

Map & DirectionsDirections7624 New Utrecht AveBrooklyn, NY 11214 Write a ReviewWrite Review

Is this your business?

Customize this page.

Claim This Business

Hours

Do you know the hours for this business?

Miele Anthony

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Dental health is a crucial part of your pet’s longevity. Bacteria and plaque form easily on animals teeth since they do not brush as we do. The bacteria from the mouth is constantly swallowed and makes its way to vital organs. One of the bacteria’s favorite places to hide are the valves of the heart causing a disruption in blood flow and the heart to have to work extra hard. The bacteria can also affect the kidneys and the liver leading to decreased function of these vital organs.

View All Services

Provided by

Places Near Brooklyn with Dog Training

Sunnyside (9 miles)
New York (11 miles)
Bayonne (11 miles)
Ridgewood (12 miles)
Staten Island (13 miles)
Maspeth (14 miles)
Jersey City (14 miles)
Woodhaven (15 miles)
Hoboken (15 miles)
Ozone Park (15 miles)

More Info

Brands: wellness
Neighborhoods: Southwestern Brooklyn, Bensonhurst
Categories: Dog Training, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Pet Grooming, Veterinary Specialty Services

Gallery

Be the first to add a photo!

Reviews

Hi there!
Be the first to review!

Click to Rate

Details

Phone: (718) 331-7775

Address: 7624 New Utrecht Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11214

People Also Viewed

View similar Dog Training

Suggest an Edit

Miele Anthony

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Dental health is a crucial part of your pet’s longevity. Bacteria and plaque form easily on animals teeth since they do not brush as we do. The bacteria from the mouth is constantly swallowed and makes its way to vital organs. One of the bacteria’s favorite places to hide are the valves of the heart causing a disruption in blood flow and the heart to have to work extra hard. The bacteria can also affect the kidneys and the liver leading to decreased function of these vital organs.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Some clinical signs of hypertension include dilated pupils, apparent, sudden blindness, hemorrhage in the eye, blood in the urine, seizures, disorientation, heart murmurs, trouble walking or collapse. In severe, unregulated cases the animal may have full blown congestive heart failure and exhibit a cough, collapse or exercise intolerance.
Behavioral Counseling
Nutritional Counseling
When your dog suddenly starts limping noticeably, it's important that you call us right away to schedule an appointment. Because dogs are good at compensating for low-grade chronic pain, you may not become aware of the limping until the underlying condition has progressed to a more acutely painful stage. Serious limping and lameness indicates an animal in real distress, and we need to determine what's creating it and alleviate the discomfort. Contrary to popular belief, pets rarely cry when in pain. The most common signs of pain in pets are limping or stiffness, decreased energy/activity, decreased social behavior, and decreased appetite. Shaking, aggression, and excessive licking or scratching of a specific area are other common signs.
Comprehensive Examination
Prior to stem cell therapy your pet should receive a complete physical examination from your veterinarian. X-Rays will be needed to fully evaluate the joint for signs of any other disease. Bloodwork should be obtained to rule out any tick borne disease or secondary disease that can contribute to arthritis. Patients that are best suited for stem cell therapy include those that are not good candidates for surgical management, those that do not respond to medical treatment or those that have a poor quality of life. After all of the history and testing is complete the stem cells can then be collected.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Vomiting Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Aside from injuries, constant paw licking can be caused by other health issues. Pain caused by arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions can also cause dogs to lick their paws for comfort. Food allergies and sensitivities, meanwhile, can lead to dermatitis (skin inflammation), which can make the paws feel sore and itchy. Dermatitis can also arise if your dog is allergic to your de-icing products, pesticides and other yard care chemicals, and even certain types of weeds and grass.
Injury Treatment

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
In general, aerobic bacterial infections cause problems in the urinary system of animals, especially pets. Organisms like Enterococcus, Escherichia coli (E. coli) and Streptococcus are just some of the most common causative agents of these infections and they typically start from the urethra and ascend to the bladder and kidneys if not detected and treated right away.
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment
Urinary tract infections are very common in dogs and one of the first signs that you should watch out for is frequent need to urinate, although some dogs will tend to strain when they urinate. You should also see if your dog cries out or whines whenever it is urinating because that could be a sign of pain. Another common sign of a UTI in dogs is frequent licking of genitals and dripping urine. If you notice that your dog drips urine around your house, especially if it has a strong smell or is dark in color, it could mean that it is suffering from an infection. A previously well-mannered dog that is suddenly urinating in the house is also considered a red flag that something may be wrong with its bladder, so it’s very important to seek medical consultation right away from your trusted veterinarians, like Staten Island Veterinary Group. Other signs include passing more or less urine, increased drinking, vomiting, dehydration, weight loss and tiredness.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Osteoarthritis is the most common cause of pain in dogs. It is a degenerative disease that causes inflammation within a joint leading to significant pain, stiffness, swelling and heat. Over time it can lead to decreased range of motion in the affected limb, lameness or a complete inability to move. Osteoarthritis begins when cartilage within the joint is damaged. Cartilage acts as the shock absorber for the bones and when it is damaged the bones suffer significant stress. This can occur with an injury, obesity, (added stress on the joints), or a congenital abnormality such as hip dysplasia. Inflammation occurs and triggers a response that further damages cartilage leading to a vicious cycle and eventually changes to the bones themselves. There are medical and surgical options to help relieve some of the pain associated with this process, but there is no cure. Recently, stem cell therapy has been introduced to help reduce some of the symptoms associated with arthritis. It has been shown to increase strength and range of motion within the joint while decreasing pain and strain on the affected area.
Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Finally, it would be best if you also looked for signs that your pet is suffering from a condition that could be aggravated by the seasons. For instance, if your pet already has arthritis or joint pain, the cold weather can aggravate it because the joints tend to get stiff and inflamed. And since pets don't usually go out for walks and have less outdoor time because of the cold, these symptoms could worsen. So, before that happens, check with your veterinarian at Brooklyn on what medications and treatments should be given to your pet to keep it comfortable during these times. You don't want them to suffer, after all.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Several serious illnesses will cause an elevation in systemic blood pressure as well. Kidney disease is one of the most common causes of secondary hypertension. Approximately 93% of dogs and 65% of cats with kidney disease also suffer from hypertension. Cats with hyperthyroidism also will have high blood pressure and should be monitored regularly. Other causes include Diabetes, Cushing’s Disease, Heart Disease, Polycythemia, (increase in Red Blood Cells), Central Nervous system Disease and acute collapse or weakness. Untreated hypertension can lead to congestive heart failure, blindness, renal failure or a clot or aneurism.
Heart Disease Treatment
Our pets can develop high blood pressure or hypertension just as humans. An increase in blood pressure is caused by resistance of blood flow through a vessel. This resistance will cause the heart, which pumps and moves blood through the body, to work harder and eventually increase in size. This can lead to heart disease, clot formation and reduced blood flow to vital organs such as the kidneys and brain. All of the conditions are potentially life threatening.
Kidney Disease Treatment
Periodontal Disease Treatment
If gingivitis is left untreated, it often progresses to periodontal disease, which is also called periodontitis. Without proper treatment, the infection from periodontal disease can spread deeper into the tooth socket, destroying the jaw bone in the process and ultimately causing tooth loss. This infection can also get into the bloodstream, travel to other organs and cause organ damage.
Cancer Treatment
Radiographs were performed and revealed a swelling at the proximal aspect of his right humerus with lysis of the bone and a moth eaten appearance. Chest radiographs were performed and did not reveal any abnormalities. Bloodwork was performed and was within normal limits. A suspicion of osteosarcoma was discussed with Diesel’s owner and he was referred to an orthopedic surgeon for consultation. Three days later, Diesel underwent surgery to amputate his right forelimb. Chemotherapy was offered but his owners decided not to pursue any further treatment, as they were interested in just keeping Diesel as comfortable as possible. Diesel recovered wonderfully from surgery and learned to get around on three limbs with ease. Five months later, Diesel returned for an exam as he was not doing well. He was very lethargic, had no appetite, and seemed to have increase respiratory effort at home according to his owners. Chest radiographs revealed a large number of metastatic lesions in his lungs. At this time due to his poor quality of life and underlying cancer diagnosis, Diesel’s owners elected euthanasia.

Wound and Fracture Care

Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
With the chaos of everyday life, it’s easy to forget to schedule your pet’s wellness appointment, vaccines, or blood work. Our app puts all your pet’s important dates in one location—simply flip to your pet’s page to see when important services, such as their vaccines, are due, or go to the “all reminders” page to see reminders for all your pets. Despite scheduling your pet’s monthly parasite preventive dose for the first day of the month and plastering your calendar with stickers, do you sometimes still forget this important medication? Worry no more—we will send reminders through the app about your pet’s monthly medications, so you’ll never forget again.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Recently some very happy families have found their lost pets safe and sound thanks to their microchips. Microchip implantation involves a simple injection under the skin between the shoulder blades of your pet. The chip is encoded with a number that any veterinarian or shelter can detect. The number remains on file at the manufactuers and contains all of the owners contact information which ensures the safe return of the pet. Here at the Brooklyn Veterinary Group we have had several happy reunions thanks to the microchip. Animals are spared the dreaded trip to the shelter and owners no longer have to spend days searching for their pets. With one simple click the owner is located and can be contacted immediately. If you are interested in this identification system please contact any of our Brooklyn Veterinary group Staff Members.

General Pet Care

Boarding
At our Staten Island veterinary hospital, we specialize in treating dogs, cats, small mammals (including ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, mice and rats), reptile medicine, and other exotic pet care. Our experienced veterinarians provide the highest level of medical care, and we use only state-of-the-art medical equipment. Other services include on-site pet boarding and house calls.
Grooming
Dog Training
House Calls

View All Services

Provided by