Urgent Care Veterinary Clinic Coming To Hoboken, Jersey City, Union

HOBOKEN, NJ — Despite the fact that two new veterinary practices have opened in Hoboken since 2019, there's clearly room for more.

Bond Vet, a female-led group of practices in Manhattan, announced Wednesday that it will be expanding to New Jersey, including Hoboken (1425 Washington St.), Jersey City (351 Marin Blvd.), and Union (2401 Route 22).

The Hoboken location will open in early 2023.

"There is a lot of residential and mixed-use (re)developments underway and in the pipeline in Hoboken," explained a spokesperson. "These developments are thoughtfully designed to (re)activate neighborhoods and improve public infrastructure and public space. These new developments support a continued healthy population growth."

Veterinary Emergency Group opened in the last three years at Fourteenth and Willow in Hoboken, and the Hoboken Vets Animal Clinic opened at 1125 Maxwell Lane.

What's Special About Bond

Bond Vet offers both primary care and urgent care veterinary services including wellness exams, vaccines, spay/neuters, as well as surgeries, dental cleanings, international health certificates and more, a spokesperson said.

"Bond Vet is a female-led, veterinarian-founded company that’s building a new kind of vet clinic
to strengthen the human-animal bond through access to better pet care," said the company. "The company is focusing on four pillars to do so: design, technology, service, and culture. They’ve reimagined the whole veterinary experience for pets, pet parents and veterinary teams — that means calm, comfortable spaces for pets and people, a tech-savvy experience for booking and medical records, and thoughtful approaches to treatment plans, all under one roof with convenient and accessible hours.."

“We pioneered the concept of urgent care in New York, and we’ve seen great traction. We’re
clearly filling a need for modern pets and pet parents,” said Mo Punjani, co-founder and CEO
of Bond Vet.

Bond Vet is creating a more holistic veterinary experience for pets and pet owners, but is also
establishing a higher standard of care for veterinary teams, too, the company said.

“It’s important to me that we’re constantly elevating the experience both for our team and our
clients,” says Dr. Zay Satchu, co-founder and chief veterinary officer, who brings unique

Bond Vet’s first clinic opened in June 2019 in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. Today, Bond Vet has 16 locations across New York, Boston, and the Greater Washington DC area that offer primary and urgent care. For information, see bondvet.com