VMCLI
75 Sunrise Hwy
West Islip, NY 11795-2033

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Veterinary Avian & Exotics Services

Veterinary Avian & Exotics Services

The avian and exotic medicine and surgery department of the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island is headed by board-certified avian specialist
Dr. Elisabeth Simone-Freilicher. [More]

Veterinary Dentistry Services

Veterinary Dentistry Services

Dr. Daniel T. Carmichael is the first and only board-certified veterinary dentist on Long Island. Endodontic therapy, jaw fracture repair, surgical extractions, restorations, orthodontics, treatment of periodontal disease, and oral cancer surgery are just
                                                 some of the many procedures Dr. Carmichael and his
                                                 team perform every week. [More]

Veterinary Emergency Services

Veterinary Emergency Services

The emergency and critical care department of the Veterinary Medical Center of Long Island is directly available to clients, or via veterinary referral, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. [More]

Veterinary Internal Medicine Services

Veterinary Internal Medicine Services

Our emphasis is on efficient and accurate diagnosis gained by the use of the least invasive approach whenever permissible.  This often requires the expertise of our specialist staff. [More]

Veterinary Opthalmology Services

Veterinary Ophthalmology Services

In addition to diagnostic and medical services, the department includes a state-of-the-art surgical suite with the finest ophthalmologic, surgical, and anesthesia monitoring equipment available. [More]

Veterinary Surgical Services

Veterinary Surgical Services

The Surgical Department at the VMCLI is committed to the development and performance of the most progressive surgical techniques available to veterinary patients today. [More]