Business Details
20 Years
experience
Emergency
services
Your Trusted Veterinarian in Middle Island, NY
Wooded Acres Animal Hospital has been serving Middle Island and surrounding communities since 2006, providing comprehensive veterinary care for pets. Led by Dr. Jennifer Iannaccone, our team combines over 25 years of collective experience in preventative care, diagnostics, surgery, and specialized treatments. We utilize advanced technologies including in-house laboratories, digital radiography, and laser therapy to ensure accurate diagnoses and effective treatments. Our commitment extends beyond clinical care through educational resources for pet owners on nutrition, wellness, and disease prevention. With a focus on compassionate care, we treat each pet as if they were our own, offering personalized pain management plans and post-operative recovery support.Our hospitalization services ensure continuous monitoring for pets requiring extended care, while our preventative programs address parasite control, vaccinations, and senior pet wellness. We maintain strict sterilization protocols for surgical procedures and offer dental care ranging from routine cleanings to complex extractions. Our team participates in ongoing professional development to stay current with veterinary advancements, ensuring our patients receive evidence-based care. We prioritize transparent communication with pet owners about treatment options, costs, and prognoses. Our facility accommodates both routine visits and emergency situations, with after-hours referral options available for critical care.
Services
Pet Wellness Exam
Vaccinations
Pet Dental Care
Spaying and Neutering
Senior Pet Wellness
Flea and Tick Prevention
Pet Surgery
Laser Therapy
Microchipping
Diagnostic Imaging
Details
- Year established: 2006
Highlights and features
- Experienced veterinary team with over 25 years of combined clinical expertise
- Full-service facility offering preventative care through complex surgical procedures
- Advanced diagnostic tools including digital radiography and in-house laboratory
- Specialized treatment programs for senior pets and chronic condition management
- 24/7 emergency care access through partnered veterinary specialty centers
What people say
Compassionate care
Knowledgeable staff
Thorough explanations
Positive surgical outcomes
Attentive follow-up
Services
Pet Wellness Exam
Our comprehensive wellness exams assess pets' overall health through physical evaluations, weight monitoring, and early disease detection. These routine visits help establish baseline health metrics and identify potential issues before they become serious. Our veterinarians create customized care plans based on age, breed, and lifestyle factors to maintain optimal pet health.
Vaccinations
We provide core and elective vaccinations for dogs and cats, following AAHA guidelines to protect against rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and feline leukemia. Our vaccination schedules consider each pet's age, health status, and exposure risks. We educate owners about vaccine benefits and maintain detailed immunization records for boarding and travel requirements.
Pet Dental Care
Our dental services include professional cleanings, extractions, and oral surgery using digital dental radiography. We treat periodontal disease, fractured teeth, and oral infections while emphasizing preventative home care. Annual dental exams help prevent systemic health issues associated with poor oral health in pets.
Spaying and Neutering
We perform elective spay and neuter surgeries using modern anesthetic protocols and pain management techniques. These procedures prevent unwanted litters, reduce certain cancer risks, and address behavioral issues. Our post-operative care includes activity restrictions and follow-up examinations to ensure proper healing.
Senior Pet Wellness
Our senior wellness program addresses age-related changes through bi-annual exams, bloodwork screening, and mobility assessments. We manage chronic conditions like arthritis and kidney disease while monitoring cognitive changes. Customized nutrition plans and pain management strategies help maintain quality of life for older pets.
People
Jennifer Iannaccone
Owner, Veterinarian
Dr. Iannaccone founded Wooded Acres Animal Hospital in 2006 after seven years as an associate veterinarian. A Long Island native, she graduated from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine and specializes in preventative care and soft tissue surgery.
Kelly Garrison
Associate Veterinarian
Dr. Garrison joined the team in 2011 after graduating from St. George's University. A Phi Zeta honor society member, she focuses on diagnostic imaging and internal medicine while maintaining particular interest in feline healthcare.
Melissa Hartmann
Associate Veterinarian
Dr. Hartmann brings experience from Florida and her Long Island upbringing to our team. She graduated from University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine in 2016 and specializes in dermatology and nutritional counseling for pets with chronic conditions.
Questions
What should I bring to my pet's first appointment?
Please bring any existing medical records, vaccination history, and a list of current medications. For behavioral concerns, note specific issues you've observed.
Do you offer pet grooming services?
Yes, we provide professional grooming services for cats and dogs with our in-house pet stylist available for appointments.
What emergency services do you provide?
We offer after-hours emergency care through partnered specialty centers in Selden and Riverhead for critical pet health situations.
How often should pets receive dental cleanings?
Most pets require professional dental cleanings every 6-12 months, though frequency depends on breed, age, and existing oral health conditions.
Do you offer pet microchipping services?
Yes, we provide microchipping as part of our identification services to help reunite lost pets with their owners.
What senior pet care programs do you offer?
Our senior wellness program includes bi-annual exams, bloodwork screening, and customized care plans addressing age-related health changes in older pets.
