A Westchester native, Dr. Quagliata graduated magna cum laude from Boston University with a BA in biology. After receiving her DVM from VA-MD Regional College of Veterinary Medicine she was awarded an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at NYC's Animal Medical Center. Following her intern training Dr. Quagliata accepted a position as an associate veterinarian at the West Village Veterinary Hospital where she worked for almost 6 years. During this time she developed special interests in kidney disease, gastrointestinal disease, general surgery and pain management. In 2006 she received her acupuncture certification from the Chi Institute in Gainesville, Florida. In 2010, Dr. Quagliata started her own house call practice where she takes the integrative approach to her medicine. She enjoys the company of her loyal and loving yellow Labrador Flannel, along with her feisty and affectionate orange tabby Leroy, and her mischievous and playful grey tabby, Jackson.

• Health certificates for travel (USDA Certified) and boarding facilities
• At-home euthanasia service
• Acupuncture

I take an integrative approach when treating my patients. I have the ability to combine the best of what conventional Western medicine has to offer with complementary treatments, such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, massage, nutrition and fitness all in an effort to treat the whole animal. Some patients do great with strictly Western medical treatments and some thrive on a single complementary treatment. My goal is to give your animal the best possible care in any way that I can.


House calls are beneficial to both my patients and my clients. My patients tend to be much more relaxed in their own home environment so the whole experience is less stressful for them. That is particularly important for older, debilitated pets or for the highly anxious pet. My clients love the convenience that a house call offers and they appreciate the fact that I take the extra time to become the family doctor for their pet!