Treat your dog to 10 fun filled days of socialization and exercise, and a luxurious spring bath! 

Meet Molly! Full-time fun and loving Mom, full-time veterinary receptionist! In this employee spotlight learn more about Molly; what she thinks of her female co-workers, who she'd switch jobs with at River Road, what she'd do with a space shuttle, and how she feels about pizza!

She's an artist and poet, a loving and obsessed Cat Mom to her "Little Boots," and full time Veterinary Receptionist. Find out where she'd like to live and why, where she has traveled and where she'd like to go next, and of course... our favorite game, Would You Rather! 

What does it mean to shop small? Learn more about how you could have a huge impact with little effort, and why it matters to your cat and dog. 

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Jane Farrell to our team! Dr. Farrell has been practicing veterinary medicine in the Capital District for 20 years. We're delighted to have her join us at River Road Animal Hospital! 

We love Halloween! Come celebrate with us! 

We celebrate our technicians all year long, not just for one week! Thank you to all vet techs everywhere! You're heroes! Video by Catherine, music by bensound.com

From student intern to LVT! Learn more about our technician Erin. Click this link to find out what she'd buy if she won the lottery, how she feels about the 90's , what beverage she cannot live without, and of course play a would you rather! 

Our annual dental discount is in full effect! From now until March 1st get 10% off a dental procedure. Don't miss out! Dogs and cats need clean teeth! Call us to book a dental exam at 518-346-2030

We get to play with puppies and kittens all day long, right? Yes! When we aren't mopping up spills, taking x-rays, working through lunch, and trimming nails. Here's just a little insight into our daily lives, and our crazy but wonderful profession that we love so very much.  

November is National Adopt A Senior Pet Month! Senior cats and dogs make great companions, and are often times more laid-back and house trained. Consider bringing home a senior pet!