House Call Vet NYC
Mobile practice · Based in New York, NY 10019
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About House Call Vet NYC
House Call Vet NYC is a mobile veterinary practice led by Dr. Jeffrey Levy, DVM, CVA, who treats dogs and cats at home throughout New York City. According to the practice, its focus is acupuncture and rehabilitation-based pain management, together with wellness care.
Dr. Levy is listed as IVAS Certified in the practitioner directory of the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society (IVAS), which PetAcu checked on October 7, 2026. His published biographies say he has made house calls since 1997 and trained in rehabilitation at the University of Tennessee.
The practice says it often works alongside other veterinary specialists, so that acupuncture and rehabilitation fit with a pet’s wider medical care. It also offers Reiki, a complementary energy-based practice.
Dr. Levy is the author of the book Pet Vet House Calls, which describes his work making house calls in New York City.
Services listed by the practice
- Mobile acupunctureAcupuncture by Dr. Jeffrey Levy, DVM, CVA, at your home.
- Rehabilitation therapyMobility and recovery programmes.
- Holistic wellness managementA whole-pet approach to routine care.
- ReikiA complementary energy-based practice.
- Coordination with specialistsWorks with other veterinary specialists.
- Pain managementChronic and post-surgical pain care.
- Kidney disease supportIntegrative support for chronic kidney conditions, as listed by the practice.
- Care at homeAll treatment is delivered in the pet’s home.
Before you book
- Fees: Fees are set by the practice. Ask what the first visit costs and how many sessions are usually suggested.
- Referral and records: Ask whether the practice needs your regular veterinarian to refer you or send your pet’s records.
- Insurance: Ask your pet insurance provider whether acupuncture is covered. See our pet insurance guide.
- What to bring: your pet’s records, current medications and a list of questions.
Animals treated
- Dogs
- Cats
Areas of care
Areas the practice lists on its website:
- Arthritis
- Chronic kidney disease
- Acute injury pain
- Allergies
- Asthma
- Skin problems
- Digestive problems
Conditions such as kidney disease and asthma need a veterinary diagnosis and monitoring. Acupuncture does not replace them.
Read our condition guides to learn more. Acupuncture is used alongside, not instead of, veterinary diagnosis and care. See the Medical Disclaimer.
Practitioner
Dr. Jeffrey Levy, DVM, CVA
Listed in the IVAS practitioner directory with focus areas in acupuncture, geriatric care, rehabilitation, general medical care and Reiki, and with New York and New Jersey as practice areas. According to publisher and radio biographies, he trained in rehabilitation at the University of Tennessee, is an adjunct faculty member at Mississippi State University, and has provided in-home care since 1997.
Credential verified: IVAS certification is listed in the IVAS practitioner directory, checked on October 7, 2026. PetAcu has not checked his veterinary licence with the state licensing board.
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Questions about this practice
Where does House Call Vet NYC work?
The practice is mobile-only, based in New York, NY 10019, and serves New York City. All appointments are house calls.
Is Dr. Levy certified in veterinary acupuncture?
Dr. Jeffrey Levy is listed as IVAS Certified in the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society practitioner directory, which PetAcu checked on October 7, 2026. PetAcu has not checked his veterinary licence with the state board.
Does the practice offer rehabilitation therapy?
Yes. According to the practice, it offers rehabilitation therapy and holistic wellness management in addition to acupuncture, and often works alongside other veterinary specialists.
Which conditions does the practice list?
Arthritis, chronic kidney disease, acute injury pain, allergies, asthma, skin problems and digestive problems. A veterinary diagnosis comes first for conditions such as kidney disease and asthma.
What are the hours?
As listed, Monday to Friday 8 AM to 10 PM, closed on weekends. Please confirm with the practice.
How do I contact the practice?
Call (212) 465-1667 or use the practice’s website. PetAcu is a directory and does not take bookings or answer questions about treatment.
What does “Credential verified” mean here?
PetAcu checked one stated credential, IVAS certification, against the IVAS public directory. It does not mean we have checked the licence, assessed quality, or that the practice has claimed this profile. See our Editorial Policy.
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