Home delivery for your pet’s medications and food – now available from Hudson Animal Hospital!
We hope that you and your furry companions are staying warm this Winter. We wanted to share this exciting news with our clients: we now have an online pharmacy linked to our website! If you would like to take advantage of this new service all you need to do is go to our home page, www.hudsonahnyc.com , and click on the ‘home delivery’ icon. You will have to register your pet to take an advantage of this great service. You may purchase medications, supplements and prescription and non-prescription diets (Royal Canin, Purina Veterinary Diet, Eukanuba and Iams Veterinary Diet). All food ships free to your door, and there is a per order shipping fee for other items.
A little known fact: when you purchase medications from a commercial online pharmacy (including heartworm and flea/tick preventatives) manufacturers will not guarantee them. This is because the products sold by these online pharmacies are not obtained directly from the manufacturer and product tampering can not be ruled out. If an adverse reaction occurs after using a product bought from a commercial online pharmacy you are on your own! When obtained from our office or our online pharmacy, manufacturers will stand by their products and in the event of an adverse reaction, they will often support you financially.
So, you can be assured that all products sold from our in-hospital or online pharmacies are legitimate and will be backed by the manufacturer.
We are especially excited about the food delivery option! Now you no longer have to carry heavy bags or cans of food home. At our hospital, we carry Royal Canin and Hill’s products. But, if another brand such as Purina, Iams or Eukanuba is recommended, you can get these delivered too!
All prescription items need to be approved by our veterinarians, so please expect an order may take up to 24 hours for approval. If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call!!
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