Proudly Serving the Pets of Wayne, NJ
1302 Hamburg Turnpike, Wayne, NJ (973) 831-2426Tri-County Animal Hospital in Wayne, NJ is a family-owned, neighborhood animal hospital, a place you can bring your family pet for quality, consistent veterinary care. We offer all the services your pet needs to be healthy, including wellness and vaccine care, dental care, surgery, and diagnostic care.
In support of our mission to be “Your Vet For Life”, we are extremely thorough and always pay close attention to every detail about your pet’s health. And we also recognize that nobody knows your pet better than you, and we respect the important role you play as his or her caretaker. Once in the exam room, our focus is entirely on you and your animal companion. We will listen carefully to your needs, answer your questions and discuss your concerns. The objective is to develop a partnership with the shared goal of helping your loved one enjoy a wonderful life.
We are proud to be a certified “Cat Friendly Hospital” designated by the American Association of Feline Practitioners. Earning the Cat Friendly Practice Certificate means our team passed 9 modules of specialized training on on feline health care, including strategies for diagnosing, treating, and managing cat health care. In addition, we have a separate entrance for dogs and cats, offer private waiting areas and utilize cat-friendly handling techniques.
From puppyhood through his or her senior years, we offer personalized canine wellness care and valuable home care advice to ensure the health, happiness, and protection of your dog. Whether you’re in Wayne, NJ, or any surrounding area, our dedicated team is committed to your dog’s health.
We serve Wayne, NJ and the surrounding areas. Our veterinarians and the rest of the welcoming team at Tri-County Animal Hospital are committed to providing veterinary services to address your pet’s health requirements, whether it’s dental care, wellness care, diagnostic care or a surgical procedure. You may be searching for a veterinary professional in your local area that can provide your furry family member with spaying, neutering, microchipping, vaccinations or any health care he or she needs. Visit our testimonials page to find out what our clients are saying about our Wayne veterinarians
We are driven by a passion for helping pets and giving their people the support they deserve and are pleased to serve the pets of NJ and the tri-county areas of Pequannock Township, Riverdale, Pompton Lakes, Pompton Plains, Oakland, Butler, Kinnelon, and Hawthorne. We know that your pet is precious to your family, and when they’re happy, you’re happy. Give us a call today so that we can meet you and your pet!
Tri-County Animal Hospital provides a comprehensive range of veterinary services, including dog and cat wellness exams, vaccinations, pet dental care, surgical procedures, diagnostics (such as X-rays and lab work), pet emergency care during business hours, and specialized care for senior pets. We’re dedicated to ensuring the health and well-being of your pets throughout all stages of their lives.
Yes, we strive to accommodate same day appointments to the best of our ability, especially for urgent care situations. However, it’s advisable to call us as early as possible to secure a spot for your pet.
To make an appointment, please call our office directly at (973) 831-2426 or use our online scheduling form. Our friendly staff will help you find a convenient time for your pet’s visit with us and provide you with any necessary preparation instructions.
Yes, we offer comprehensive dental care for pets, including dental exams, cleanings, extractions, and oral surgery. Dental health is a critical component of your pet’s overall health, and we’re here to ensure they receive the best care possible.
Feline wellness care includes a wide range of services designed to prevent illness and ensure your cat remains healthy throughout its life. This includes vaccinations, regular check-ups, nutritional advice, parasite prevention, and more, tailored to each stage of your cat’s life.
As a Cat Friendly Practice, we follow the guidelines of the American Association of Feline Practitioners. Recommended vaccines include: Rabies, Feline Distemper (FVRCP), and Feline Leukemia (for cats at risk).
Canine wellness care includes the wide range of services your dog needs, designed to prevent illness and ensure your dog remains healthy throughout its life. This includes scheduled vaccinations, regular check-ups, nutritional advice, parasite prevention, and more, tailored to each stage of your dog’s life.
Yes, our canine care includes a comprehensive vaccination program tailored to your dog’s age, lifestyle, and the recommendations of veterinary associations.
Recommended vaccines for dogs include:
Rabies
Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus (DHPP)
Leptospirosis
Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
Lyme disease, depending on the area and your dog’s exposure risk
Canine Influenza
Wayne township requires all pets to be vaccinated against rabies. It’s essential for the health and safety of both pets and the community. We provide rabies vaccinations and can help ensure your pet is up-to-date on all necessary vaccinations in compliance with local regulations.
Our online forms can be found on our website under the ‘Forms’ section. Here, you can access and fill out necessary paperwork prior to your visit, saving you time when you arrive for your pet’s appointment.
Emergencies During Normal Business Hours: If you have an Emergency during normal business hours, contact us immediately at (973) 831-2426 so that we can assist you and prepare for your arrival.
For after hours pet emergencies, please visit one of the emergency hospitals listed on our emergencies page.
You are an integral part of your pet’s health care and customer service is one of our top goals. We strive to give pets and pet owners a positive experience even under difficult circumstances.
Here at Tri-County Animal Hospital in Wayne, NJ, we are committed to enhancing the bond between you and your pet and we have dedicated our lives to caring for animals.
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