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Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital

Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital, a full-service veterinary facility, has provided the finest professional veterinary health care serving the Tarrytowns, Irvington, Ossining, Pleasantville and Briarcliff areas of Westchester County, NY, since 1980. The staff at Sleepy Hollow offers the best in personal attention and compassionate care to you and your pet.

Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital offers state-of-the-art veterinary medical diagnostics, dental procedures, preventive health care, routine checkups, surgical procedures, and compassion and understanding. At Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.

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American Animal Hospital Association Accredited

Because of AAHA’s belief in “The Standard of Veterinary Excellence,” you receive the best quality of care possible. With over 1900 different criteria, covering medicine, surgery, diagnostics, and more, AAHA hospitals are regularly evaluated to be sure that the standards set forth by AAHA are met and sustained.

Therefore, you are provided with the highest level of care possible. With only 14% of the hospitals in North America certified, Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital is among the elite few.

Meet Our Veterinarians

Veterinarian Dr. Peter Romano in Sleepy Hollow, NY
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Dr. Peter Romano

Dr. Peter Romano, born and raised in Westchester, provides a personalized and thoughtful style of medicine at Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital. Dr. Romano grew up in White Plains and attended Stepinac High School. He went on to receive his Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology from Manhattan College in the Bronx. After a short stint as a veterinary assistant, he went on to attend Cornell University where he earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree. After graduation, he completed a small animal-focused internship at Long Island Veterinary Specialists Referral and Emergency Hospital in Plainview, New York. During his internship training, Dr. Romano received advanced training in both medical and surgical patient care.

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Veterinarian Dr. Patricia Doherty in Sleepy Hollow, NY
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Dr. Patricia Doherty

Originally from Long Island, Dr. Patricia Doherty earned her B.S. in Biology at Stony Brook University, and her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2007. After completing a demanding one-year internship in small animal medicine and surgery at Oradell Animal Hospital in New Jersey, Dr. Doherty worked in emergency medicine and small animal/exotic practices in Westchester and Connecticut before joining the team at Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital. With a special interest in internal medicine and pain management in our older patients, her goal is to keep your pets healthy well into their golden years. Dr. Doherty’s focus is on creating individual treatment plans for each patient while considering client concerns every step of the way.

Our Veterinary Services

From the moment you enter Sleepy Hollow Animal Hospital, you are comforted by feelings of care and compassion by the entire staff. We emphasize cleanliness, you are greeted cheerfully and we always strive to make your wait as short as possible, apologizing when emergencies make that difficult.

We will always work with you in a way that will make you understand why our motto is: “For your pet’s health and your peace of mind!”.

We’re pleased to offer all of these service and more!

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