The Animal Medical Center (better known as “The AMC”) located on East 62nd Street in NYC is a non-profit veterinary institution that has been a national leader in animal care, education and research for over a century. On May 7, the AMC hosted their fifth annual “Living Legends” luncheon at the Harmonie Club, blocks from the hospital.
Pet Stories
Yorkie Ingests Deadly Poison and Survives
AMC in The News
May 1, 2013
CBS News
More pet owners are turning to alternative medicines to meet the health needs of their furry friends. One dog owner says the difference after one treatment was like night and day.
April 22, 2013
VetStreet
By the time your regular veterinarian sends you and your favorite fur person to a cancer specialist like me, you are so distraught that anything I say is likely to make you simply “tear up and tune out.”
April 4, 2013
Petside.com
Dogs bark for any number of reasons. They want attention, or they’re protecting their territory or they’re showing excitement or happiness. A dog may bark thinking he is chasing away an intruder, i.e., the mailman. Dogs bark to get our attention to play, feed them, or when they feel ignored. A dog may bark when it feels a dog or human it encounters is behaving aggressively; the bark is a scare tactic and a warning that an attack may be next.
March 5, 2013
Paw Nation
A pudgy pup may be cute, but extra weight is just as serious for him as it is for you--with the potential for the same health complications, such as joint pain, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes.
March 1, 2013
Prevention Magazine
Here's how to get started moving your pet—and you—toward a slimmer, healthier future.
February 18, 2013
VetStreet
Good owners are always looking for ways to prevent, avoid or minimize illness in their pets, and cancer would be at the top of any list of potential concerns. What causes cancer in pets? What risks can be avoided?
February 7, 2013
ABC Nightline
There is a growing movement to treat animals with the best that human medicine has to offer, including physical therapy, hydro-therapy, and even alternative therapies — acupuncture, to be precise.
January 20, 2013
New York Post
You look away for a brief moment as you walk your dog down a trash-ridden street.The next thing you know, your beloved pup has scarfed down something he shouldn’t have.
December 28, 2012
Petside.com AND Everydog Magazine
Veterinary medicine has made major strides in recent years. Using everything from doggie pacemakers to muscle transplant surgeries, the veterinarians and surgeons at the top animal hospitals in the country are literally saving lives and giving some animals second chances.
