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Veterinarian to open new clinic in Sunnyside April 29

Dr. Ragaei Tadros

April 20, 2017 By Christian Murray

An Astoria-based veterinarian is opening a Sunnyside location later this month.

The clinic will be located at 45-10 Skillman Avenue and a grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, April 29 at 1pm. The practice is called the Skillman Animal Clinic and has been in the works for about a year.

The owner, Dr. Ragaei Tadros, started construction on the clinic last May but said it took longer than expected to open since there were so many codes set by the Dept. of Buildings he had to meet. He said that the clinic is now complete, although he plans to put up an exterior awning.

Tadros, who owns the Steinway Animal Hospital in Astoria, said he decided to open the Sunnyside location since he heard from his patients/customers that there was a need for one. “A lot of patients would say to me, ‘Why don’t you open here? We need you here,” he said.

Sunnyside currently has only one veterinary clinic, Sunnyside Pet Health Care, which is located at 47-04 Greenpoint Ave.

The Skillman Avenue clinic will consist of 2 exam rooms (one for dogs, the other for cats), an operating theater, a prep room, an X-Ray room, a grooming station and an office. The clinic will be open 8:30 am- 8 pm Monday-Friday and 8:30-5 pm on Saturdays.

Tadros said the office will be open from 12pm-3pm on Sundays for emergencies.

These hours are subject to change.

 

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shawn

anybody here been able to access the clinic’s website? its down for me. also, surprising they dont have a facebook page.
the clinic looks nice, but they need to fix their website.

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George Gabriel

Congratulations Sunnyside you get the best veterinarian in NewYork Welcome Dr.Tadros to your new location at Skillman Avenue, Dr.Tadros the best veterinarian in NewYork I know him for years he is the only one treating all my family bets and he is the only one we trust God bless you Dr.Tadros and God bless your new clinic location .

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george

To Chung and Raymond…you ARENT from SUNNYSIDE..you are the problem.. Take your leftist SHIT and go F YOURSELVES……OH YEAH GO F YOURSELVES.. WE DINT BUY YOUR SHIT

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Sally Struthers

Could he have made the outside of his business any uglier? What an eyesore. Sorry but true.

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Michael

He is still going to put up an awning, not to mention the place isn’t finished yet, i think in the near future its going to look alot better

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El loco

That was not me. I don’t think it’s any big deal that this guy is here. Isn’t there something else to report on. Who gives a flying whatever?!

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Sunnyside Love Me Long Time

Hey, that guy saved my cat in the middle of night on a Saturday. Great Vet !

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What's up, Doc?

A good vet has been needed in Sunnyside for a long time. I wouldn’t even take my pet rock to the vet on Greenpoint Ave. I have no idea how that guy is even in business.

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