Jet-set vet: New animal hospital in Water Mill offers Hamptons pets around-the-clock care
A new animal hospital named Wave has opened in Water Mill, providing 24/7 emergency care for pets in the Hamptons. The facility, overseen by Dr. Cindy Bressler, offers a range of medical services in a calming environment designed to reduce stress for animals. With advanced medical tools and a focus on compassionate care, Wave aims to ensure the well-being of pets in the area.
- ▪Wave is a new 24/7 animal ER and wellness center located in Water Mill.
- ▪Dr. Cindy Bressler, known for treating celebrity pets, co-owns the facility.
- ▪The hospital features a spa-like atmosphere with soothing music and temperature-controlled habitats.
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Wellness Alexa Hamptons Jet-set vet: New animal hospital in Water Mill offers Hamptons pets around-the-clock care By Beth Landman Published June 1, 2026, 11:54 a.m. ET Wave in Southampton, overseen by vet-to-the-stars Dr. Cindy Bressler, offers full-service and emergency care to beloved pets in the Hamptons. Eric Striffler See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google When a 3-year-old Maltese named Ginger almost drowned in a Bridgehampton swimming pool last month, critical care was nearby. Had this been any other summer, Ginger’s owner would have had to drive an hour to the nearest pet hospital in Riverhead, and in all probability the pup wouldn’t have survived.
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