What types of advanced imaging are available at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care?

Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care offers 24-hour access to advanced imaging technologies. These include Digital Radiography, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT scans. These tools are available to assist in diagnosing various conditions for pets requiring emergency, critical, or specialty care.

What specialized treatments are offered for critical cases at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care?

For critical cases, Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care provides extracorporeal therapies such as Hemodialysis, Plasmapheresis, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE), Toxin/Drug Removal, and Peritoneal Dialysis. They also offer long- and short-term mechanical ventilation and various oxygen therapies, including Critical Care ICU Oxygen Cages and nasal oxygen therapy.

What types of surgery do the Board-Certified Surgeons at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care perform?

Board-Certified Surgeons at Eclipse Veterinary Care perform a range of procedures for orthopedic diseases, including Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injury (CCL), fractures, and hip dysplasia. They also address soft tissue diseases such as abdominal/gastrointestinal issues, cancer, and mass removal, in addition to neurological diseases like Intervertebral Disk Disease and brain tumors. Emergency surgeries for conditions like GDV and intestinal obstruction are also provided.

How does Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care involve pet owners and primary veterinarians in patient care?

Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care emphasizes deep involvement of pet owners and their primary veterinarians in healthcare decisions. They work closely with both to ensure pets receive comprehensive care. Pet owners or primary veterinarians are encouraged to call ahead to discuss medical needs, and the clinic continuously discusses diagnostic and treatment plans with both parties throughout the process.

What is the policy for pet drop-off and pick-up for surgery at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care?

For surgery, pets should arrive at the hospital between 7 am and 8 am, with no food after midnight the previous night, though a small amount of water is acceptable. The duration of stay post-surgery varies, with some pets going home a few hours after anesthesia recovery, while others may require overnight or multi-day hospitalization. Discharge typically occurs after 10 am, with the attending doctor confirming the specific pick-up time.

Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care

Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care is an emergency & critical care practice in Hanover, NJ. Procedures include Enteral and Parenteral Nutritional Support, Neurology, CBC, and Advanced Multimodal Pain Management.

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About

Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care offers world-class specialty and emergency veterinary medicine, operating 24/7 for critical cases. The Critical Care Team is led by multiple Board-Certified Criticalists, and Board-Certified Surgeons are available for both emergency procedures and scheduled consultations. The hospital is equipped with advanced imaging technologies, including Digital Radiography, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT scans, and provides specialized services such as Hemodialysis, Plasmapheresis, and Mechanical Ventilation.

The clinic emphasizes a team member-owned model, where caregivers are also owners, aiming to prioritize patient, client, and team needs. They foster close collaboration with pet owners and referring primary veterinarians, ensuring diagnostic and treatment plans are discussed throughout the process. This approach is designed to provide comprehensive medical care and support to pets and their families in the community.

Surgical team

Dr. Benjamin Davidson
Dr. Allison Sande
Dr. Carey Hemmelgarn
Dr. Danielle Lee
Dr. Katie Bazewicz
Dr. Dayna Furusawa
Dr. Maris Lee
Dr. Kathryn Hein
Dr. Megan Snyder
Dr. Allison Sommerkorn
Dr. Caitlin Bell
Dr. Charlotte Van Horne
Dr. Maria Cordero
Dr. Alyssa Cappiello
Dr. Joshua Tran
Dr. Eric Taite
Dr. Caroline Reckelhoff
Dr. Shannon Coffey
Dr. Christel-Remy Kuck
Dr. Kate Deutsch

Procedures

Enteral and Parenteral Nutritional Support
Neurology
CBC
Advanced Multimodal Pain Management
Internal Medicine
Radiology
Oncology
Peritoneal Dialysis
In-house STAT Laboratory Services
Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE)
Plasmapheresis
Oxygen therapy
Extracorporeal Therapies
Mass Removal
Blood Gas Monitoring
Cesarean Section
Dentistry
Emergency & Critical Care
24-hour Emergency Surgery
Toxin/Drug Removal
Blood Chemistry Analysis
Long- and Short-term Mechanical Ventilation
Coagulation Monitoring
Reconstructive Surgery for Severe Wounds
Nasal Oxygen Therapy
Hemodialysis
Surgery
Anesthesia
Cardiology
Emergency Endoscopy for foreign body retrieval

Equipment

Pulse Oximetry
Computer Assisted Tomography (CAT scan)
Digital Radiography
In-house laboratory with blood-gas analysis
Telemetry System for Continuous ECG Monitoring
Ultrasound
Critical Care ICU Oxygen Cages
CT scans
Capnography
MRI

Photos

Photos via Google · Elizabeth rodriguez, Deniz A, Lexi Levine, Miss Alex, Amanda Gazi

Frequently asked questions

What types of advanced imaging are available at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care?: Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care offers 24-hour access to advanced imaging technologies. These include Digital Radiography, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT scans. These tools are available to assist in diagnosing various conditions for pets requiring emergency, critical, or specialty care.
What specialized treatments are offered for critical cases at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care?: For critical cases, Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care provides extracorporeal therapies such as Hemodialysis, Plasmapheresis, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE), Toxin/Drug Removal, and Peritoneal Dialysis. They also offer long- and short-term mechanical ventilation and various oxygen therapies, including Critical Care ICU Oxygen Cages and nasal oxygen therapy.
What types of surgery do the Board-Certified Surgeons at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care perform?: Board-Certified Surgeons at Eclipse Veterinary Care perform a range of procedures for orthopedic diseases, including Cranial Cruciate Ligament Injury (CCL), fractures, and hip dysplasia. They also address soft tissue diseases such as abdominal/gastrointestinal issues, cancer, and mass removal, in addition to neurological diseases like Intervertebral Disk Disease and brain tumors. Emergency surgeries for conditions like GDV and intestinal obstruction are also provided.
How does Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care involve pet owners and primary veterinarians in patient care?: Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care emphasizes deep involvement of pet owners and their primary veterinarians in healthcare decisions. They work closely with both to ensure pets receive comprehensive care. Pet owners or primary veterinarians are encouraged to call ahead to discuss medical needs, and the clinic continuously discusses diagnostic and treatment plans with both parties throughout the process.
What is the policy for pet drop-off and pick-up for surgery at Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care?: For surgery, pets should arrive at the hospital between 7 am and 8 am, with no food after midnight the previous night, though a small amount of water is acceptable. The duration of stay post-surgery varies, with some pets going home a few hours after anesthesia recovery, while others may require overnight or multi-day hospitalization. Discharge typically occurs after 10 am, with the attending doctor confirming the specific pick-up time.

Contact & hours

Address

1 Papermill Dr
Hanover

Phone

(862) 404-0991

Website

eclipsevetcare.com

4.1 · 504 Google reviews

Recent reviews

3 months ago

Elizabeth rodriguez

One year ago we found a lump on our dog and since she is a very senior large dog we thought we should go minimal but as the months went by and the tumor got bigger she still showed fight. So we had consults with an oncologist. After diagnoses we were recommended to eclipse. From the time we went in to surgery we felt so taken care of. No judgement from the team despite my guilt for not doing anything sooner. They took care of Charley she had her huge tumor removed. After a quick visit back to the city we went back there feeling like there was only one option after surgery which was chemo. We met Dr. Baez and she sat with us for about an hour laying out all our options and costs and where we can save money, unlike the previous Dr who was very cut and dry. I immediately trusted Dr Baez with our old girl and I went from thinking this is it we won’t make it to her birthday, to celebrating 15 this past weekend. She’s doing amazing and a huge part of it goes to Dr Baez and the whole team at eclipse. I am so grateful for this extra time we have been able to have with our girl. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
3 months ago

Sherrell Honore

This was my first time at this facility, and it left a lasting and deeply grateful impression. Not only did the team take exceptional care of my dog during his emergency surgery, this was the only one of three hospitals willing to take him immediately. The others wanted to delay surgery and treatment until after the President’s Day holiday, despite the situation being clearly communicated and agreed upon as an emergency. This facility admitted him in less than 24 hours. From start to finish, the level of care, communication, and compassion was remarkable. Every step of the process was explained to me with patience and care. Every time I called with questions, they were answered thoroughly and genuinely. They even added me to a text thread where they shared an update and a photo of my dog while he was there which is something that brought me so much comfort during a very stressful time. Eclipse Specialty & Emergency Pet Care and the entire team—surgeons, nurses, technicians, and front desk staff are thorough, professional, empathetic, and diligent. They made me feel that I could fully and confidently trust them with my pet’s care. While waiting, I also observed how they interacted with other patients and their families, and what I witnessed matched my own experience. I truly cannot thank this team enough. I will always choose them for my pet’s care, though I sincerely hope I won’t need to return under emergency circumstances again. THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU!
4 months ago

james galione

From the moment we walked in on Christmas morning until we left four hours later, the staff the doctor everyone was tremendously understanding, compassionate, and didn’t act like they wanted to be anywhere else for that moment. Although emergency care is never inexpensive, the whole staff did what was necessary in a logical fashion, and until a decision could be made. They made sure we understood the diagnosis and the prognosis and let us know they would be there for any next steps if it was needed. Ultimately, we were able to go home with our dog Jasper for a few more days. Thank you so much for the care the concern, the friendliness, the urgency, the private room and basically anything else to make what wasn’t awful personal situation better

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3 months ago

Tori Levine

I have a bad habit of only leaving bad reviews, and I’ve had nothing but good experiences at eclipse so I wanted to share. My dog Summer had luxating patella surgery w/ CCL repair in July 2025 with Dr. Miller. Yes it was very expensive but I think it is important to have this surgery done with a specialist. Summer had a complicated case due to an old femur fracture and she’s had a great recovery. Dr. Miller saw her back for a few follow ups and that was all included in the surgical cost. Most recently I had another procedure done for Summer on a different area (paw) also from complications from being hit by a car in the past—but I had this done at a primary vet. Long story short we’ve had complications and I was referred back to Dr. Miller by the ER vet. Dr. Miller got summer in the next day, and kindly took her on as a patient. I regret getting this procedure done without a board certified surgeon so I hope my hard lesson learned helps someone else. Everyone from front desk staff, to techs/ nurses have been amazing and kind. Summer is extremely anxious (and so am I lol) so the kindness goes a long way.
2 months ago

neha khurana

When Rusty, my 7 yr old mal-shi was diagnosed with kidney disease, we were completely heartbroken and overwhelmed. From our very first visit with Dr. Redern at Eclipse Veterinary Hospital, we felt supported in a way that is hard to put into words. Dr. Redern was incredibly kind, patient, and compassionate. She took the time to explain everything clearly, answered every question (even the ones we asked more than once), and never made us feel rushed. During such an emotional and uncertain time, that meant everything to us. Between February and July, Rusty had multiple visits and every single time, the entire staff treated him — and us — with such warmth and care. They were gentle, understanding, and genuinely invested in his comfort and well-being. You could truly feel how much they cared. Saying goodbye to a beloved dog is one of the hardest things a family can go through. We are so grateful that Rusty was surrounded by people who treated him with dignity, compassion, and love right up until the end. Writing this has been emotional and long overdue, but I can’t thank Dr. Redern and the entire team at Eclipse enough. If you are looking for a veterinary team that combines medical expertise with true empathy, this is the place. Forever grateful!

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