The Center for Avian and Exotic Medicine (New York)

[Rebecca1122]

Hi,

I am planning a vacation for one week or so in the spring. The vet that I go to said that they are able to board Oliver while we are away. I am a little hesitant, so I was wondering if anyone in New York has more experience with the vets there or with boarding chins there? - The Center for Avian and Exotic Medicine, New York, Veterinary Hospital

Thanks

 

[Rebecca1122]

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Does anyone who lives in NY go to this vet?

 

[CrissysChins]

Rebecca, if you run into a problem I dont mind watching Oliver for you.

 

[Rebecca1122]

Oh, wow, really? That would be great! We were planning on using the vet, but if not, I'll definitely ask you for help.

 

[LeoMonster]

I've never been to the vet, but the name does ring a bell so I have heard it somewhere.

But also if ChrissysChins can't do it I'm also in NY...about an hour away from the city and I wouldn't mind watching him.

 

[Rebecca1122]

Thanks! You're closer to me than her. I'll have to see when the date of vacation comes closer.

 

[LeoMonster]

Okay sounds good! Just lemme know cause I might be in college....so if I am then I wouldn't be able to help you :/

 

[Rebecca1122]

That's okay, there's always the vet in case.

 

[tati121]

Hi there!

The CAEM is where Watson's vet is and they are pretty much the only chin-competent vet in the city. I've never boarded with them but I would trust them with Watson.

Just so you know, before you can board with them they need to do a fecal float on your chin to make sure he's parasite free but I believe it only costs about $15.