If you took your dog or cat to Bond Vet on Broadway in NoHo, you may have noticed that the clinic is no longer open. Losing a neighborhood veterinarian can feel genuinely disruptive. It was the place that knew your pet’s health history, your anxious rescue’s quirks, and the little things that made appointments easier.
The reassuring news is that you do not have to go far to find a new NoHo vet. Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square, just west of NoHo, is accepting new pet patients and can help make the transition easier. Your pet’s first exam is just $45.
Whether your pet is due for a routine checkup, vaccines, follow-up care, or you simply want a veterinary team nearby before a concern comes up, our Hudson Square location offers a convenient next step.
How to Transfer Pet Medical Records
When a veterinary practice closes, pet medical records do not simply disappear. They may be retained by the clinic group, transferred to another location, or managed by an administrator. As your pet’s owner, you can request a copy of those records.
To help your new veterinarian understand your pet’s health needs, request a complete record and include:
- Vaccine history and due dates
- Recent laboratory results and bloodwork
- X-rays, ultrasound reports, or other imaging
- Current and previous prescriptions
- Notes about ongoing conditions, allergies, or past procedures
- Preventive care information, including flea, tick, and heartworm medications
Contact the group that operated your former hospital by phone or email and ask where records for former Bond Vet NoHo patients are being maintained. You can have the records sent directly to your new veterinary hospital or forward the PDF yourself.
If you run into a problem, call Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square. Our client care team regularly helps new clients with transferring pet medical records in NYC. If records are delayed or unavailable, that does not prevent your pet from receiving care. We can start with what you know and build a complete picture during the first visit.
What Can Pure Paws Hudson Square Help With?
Pure Paws Hudson Square is a full-service veterinary clinic, so your pet can receive many routine and ongoing care needs in one convenient location rather than across multiple referrals.
Our services include:
- Wellness exams, vaccinations, and preventive care
- Sick visits and diagnostic testing, including in-house X-rays and ultrasound
- Dentistry, including dental cleanings and extractions
- Spay, neuter, and soft-tissue surgery
- Parasite prevention and treatment
- Acupuncture and integrative care
- Domestic and international travel certificates
- Healthy Weight Program support
We also accept pet insurance and can help you submit claims, giving you one less administrative task to manage while you transition to a new veterinary home.
A Short Walk West From NoHo
Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square is located at 350 Hudson St., entrance on King St., New York, NY 10014. From the heart of NoHo, the practice is roughly a 15-minute walk or just a few minutes by car or bike. It is also within walking distance of the 1 train at Houston Street and the C and E trains at Spring Street.
For pet parents looking for a vet near NoHo NYC, that proximity matters. A veterinary appointment should fit into your day, whether you are heading to work, managing a busy household, or trying to get a nervous pet home quickly after their visit.
What to Bring to Your First Appointment
Starting with a new veterinarian in NoHo can feel easier when you arrive prepared. Bring or send your pet’s records in advance if possible. It is also helpful to make a quick list of anything you want to discuss.
Consider noting:
- Changes in appetite, thirst, sleep, or energy
- New behaviors, such as scratching, coughing, hiding, or limping
- Any medications, supplements, or preventives your pet takes
- Questions about diet, weight, dental care, or aging
- Your pet’s past reactions to veterinary visits or handling
This information gives the veterinary team a clearer starting point and helps make the appointment more productive.
A Smooth Transition Starts With One Visit
A clinic closure can be frustrating, but your pet’s care does not need to be put on hold. Choosing a nearby Hudson Square veterinarian allows you to establish care before your pet has an urgent need and gives you a dependable place to turn for future visits. At Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square, we welcome dogs and cats from NoHo and surrounding downtown Manhattan neighborhoods. We will take time to learn about your pet, review available medical history, and help you move forward with confidence.
Welcome to Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square
If Bond Vet NoHo was your pet’s previous veterinary clinic, Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square is nearby and ready to welcome you. Visit us at 350 Hudson St., entrance on King St., or book your pet’s first exam for $45 today.
We are open Monday through Friday, and you can book online 24/7 or call us at (212) 203-4187 during business hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if Bond Vet NoHo closed before I received my pet’s records?
Contact the organization that operated the location and request your pet’s complete medical record. If you need help, Pure Paws can guide you through the transfer process and begin care even if records are still pending.
Can I bring my pet in without prior records?
Yes. Prior records are helpful, but they are not required to establish care. Bring any information you have about past vaccines, medications, conditions, and recent concerns.
How far is Pure Paws Hudson Square from NoHo?
Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square is approximately a 15-minute walk from central NoHo and only a few minutes away by car or bike.
What records are most important to transfer to a new vet?
Vaccine records, recent bloodwork, imaging, prescription history, and notes about chronic conditions are especially useful for your pet’s new veterinary team.
Is Pure Paws Hudson Square accepting new patients?
Yes. Pure Paws Veterinary Care of Hudson Square is welcoming new dog and cat patients from NoHo and nearby neighborhoods.
