Capital District Veterinary Referral Hospital in Latham, NY

Curb-side Care

The safety and well-being of our teams and your pets are our highest priority today, and always. Curb-side procedures are outlined here.

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Providing compassionate, specialty care to pets in the Capital District region

Capital District Veterinary Referral Hospital is an Ethos hospital providing 24/7 veterinary emergency/critical care services. Our medical team is committed to a compassionate approach to veterinary medicine and the care of our patients and their families.

Client Registration Form

Please take a moment to fill out and submit this client registration form in advance of your upcoming appointment. Thank you.

Client Registration Form

Client Portal

Access your pet’s records in real time! View your pet’s medical record, prescriptions, medications and more. Set up your pet’s account today!

Referral Forms & Veterinary Portal

For Veterinarians: submit referral forms, see updated medical summaries, lab results, discharge instructions, and medications prescribed in real time for our mutual patients.

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Continuing Education

Check back regularly for upcoming continuing education lectures for doctors and veterinary technicians. Keep your credentials current with RACE approved CE.

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‘We’re feeling the stress of incredible numbers, and it’s affecting people’: Pandemic pets put unexpected strain on veterinary practices
July 13, 2021

The backlog in veterinary care is pushing pet owners from small, overwhelmed clinics to larger hospitals with greater capacity.
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Covid-19 pandemic magnifies workforce crisis in veterinary field
June 29, 2021

Madison Vollbracht says she burned out after five years working as a veterinary technician. Her work was already grueling before the Covid-19 pandemic. But the pandemic sparked a dramatic increase in pet adoptions, “Covid puppies and kittens,” as Vollbracht calls them, as well as a rise in inquiries about pet care, which greatly increased the workload.
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As pet ownership surges, we need to strengthen the veterinary profession
June 28, 2021

The pandemic has further cemented the bond we have with our pets. It also has increased our reliance on quality veterinary care, especially as more Americans have brought pets into their families.
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