Veterinary Services in Franklin, NY

Veterinary Services in Franklin

Allan Bregman, DVM

  • Dr. Allan Bregman completed his undergraduate studies at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York and received a degree in Animal Science. 
  • Upon graduation, he worked for the New York State Diagnostic Laboratory, and then attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. 
  • Allan’s clinical year was spent at North Carolina State in Raleigh, North Carolina. 
  • He received his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2002. Currently Allan is The Ethics Chairperson for the New York City Veterinary Medical Association in Brooklyn, New York. 
  • He is a member of the Executive Board of the New York State Veterinary Medical Society and represents New York City. 
  • Dr. Allan Bregman is the proud owner of two domestic short haired cats: Peanut Butter and Jelly.
  • He is a Category II USDA Accredited Veterinarian and is well versed in performing and documenting International Health Certificates. 
  • He is licensed in New York.

Dogs' Wellness Examinations

Whether you are taking an adult or puppy to the veterinarian for a wellness checkup, you will discuss your dog’s behaviors. Their eating, drinking, and exercise routines will be of interest to the veterinarian. Additionally, you will need to discuss how “regular” their eliminations are.

Additionally, your veterinarian will consider the following:

  • The manner your dog sits, stands, and walks.
    if your dog is receptive and awake.
  • The weight of your dog.
  • The haircoat of your dog. Is it too dry? Too greasy? Too much shedding?
  • The eyes of your dog. Do they have a red color? Is there a discharge? Do they have clouds?
  • The ears of your dog. Do they have an infection?
  • The teeth and mouth of your dog. Are the teeth covered in tartar? Your Dog have ulcers or other problems?

Cats' Wellness Examinations

Because of their nature, cats are more difficult to investigate. Your veterinarian must, however, be well informed about your cat’s litter box habits, food and drinking routines, and whether they live indoors or outdoors. Additionally, your veterinarian will consider the following:
  • The degree of alertness of your cat.
  • The weight of your cat and whether they are overweight or underweight.
  • The haircoat of your cat and whether dandruff or dryness exist.
  • The eyes and ears of your cat. Are there any anomalies or discharge?
  • Your cat’s teeth. Are there any stains near the lips or fractured teeth?
Additionally, your veterinarian will listen to your cat’s respiration, pulse, and cardiac rhythm.

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Dr. Bregman has spent more time talking with me about my dogs needs, laying out all my options and developing a treatment plan than all the other vets I have take. Her to combined. He and his staff are caring, and helpfu...
- Shells R.
- Shells R.
I’ve been a client for many years and have seen numerous doctors over the years. Very satisfied overall and I recommend your clinic to everyone who asks....
- Joesph Y.
- Joesph Y.
Saw that they were going to open an office in celebration so we decided to give them a try. So glad we did. Great staff (shout out to Matt), and a great gruff codger of a vet. You just know with his experience your dog i...
- Matthew H.
- Matthew H.