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Serving your furry friends Since 1986

Providing compassionate, full-service veterinary care to South Jersey pets for four decades. Trust our experienced team to keep your cherished family members happy, healthy, and thriving.

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Gray Fox Animal Hospital, Woodbury Heights, NJ

My Vet StoreWelcome to Gray Fox Animal Hospital, LLC, where we serve as your trusted partner in compassionate veterinary care. Our full-service hospital operates on a simple, heartfelt principle: pets are beloved family members who deserve the highest standard of medical care.

We know that pets experience pain, discomfort, and anxiety just as we do. That is why our entire medical team is dedicated to providing a warm, gentle, and low-stress environment where your companion feels safe at every visit. Our doctors and technicians take the time to understand your pet's unique personality and health history, offering proactive preventive care, state-of-the-art diagnostics, and specialized wellness therapies. We know how deeply you love your pet, and we promise to care for them with that same devotion every time they step through our doors.

How Can We Help Your Pet?

Access a fully stocked, on-site pharmacy with competitive prices and convenient home delivery for your pet's needs.

Comprehensive physical exams and personalized care plans designed to keep your pet healthy at every age.

Immediate, compassionate emergency support and life-saving care when your beloved pet needs urgent medical attention.

Proactive vaccinations, parasite control, and routine screenings to prevent illness and ensure a long, healthy life.

Advanced surgical techniques, rigorous safety protocols, and compassionate post-operative care tailored entirely to your pet's comfort.

Professional ultrasonic cleanings, polishing, and comprehensive oral exams to prevent disease and protect your pet’s smile.

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