Around the nation, veterinarians are practicing ever more advanced medicine on the nation's 77 million dogs, 90 million cats and a myriad of other animals — treatments that vie with the best of human medicine. The AMC offers 24-hour emergency care using once-unthinkable procedures like heart surgeries, MRIs and ultrasounds. It has a staff of 81 vets, including 27 certified in fields such as radiology, endoscopy, neurology, cardiology and oncology.
Pet Stories
AMC in The News
June 26, 2010
Dog Talk Radio
Dr. Susan Cohen discusses sudden death and how grieving changes when you lose a pet without warning.
June 11, 2010
Cute Pet Gazette
A video interview of The AMC at the NYC Pet Show, which focuses on our centennial year celebration and the 100 year legacy of The Animal Medical Center.
June 5, 2010
Examiner.com
This article covers AMC's PAW Day, a health and wellness fair for families and their pets, which was held at Carl Schurz Park in Manhattan.
June 2, 2010
DogExplorer.com
In the battle to help combat canine malignant melanoma, a unique collaboration has occurred between The Animal Medical Center in New York and the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. By studying the effects of an experimental type of vaccine used in dogs with melanoma, both groups hope to determine if this new type of therapy can provide hope to human and canine cancer patients.
May 27, 2010
New York Social Diary
Coverage of the 2nd annual Living Legends Luncheon, hosted by The Animal Medical Center, to honor pets who have defied the odds.
May 25, 2010
FOX News
Team of veterinarians from The AMC travel to Florida to treat a rare snow leopard for kidney stones.
April 19, 2010
Globe Newswire
The Animal Medical Center will visit the NASDAQ MarketSite in New York City's Times Square to celebrate its Centennial Year.
In honor of the occasion, Kathryn Coyne, Chief Executive Officer of The Animal Medical Center, will preside over the NASDAQ Opening Bell.
April 4, 2010
Crain's New York Business
The AMC's new CEO, Kathryn Coyne, is interviewed about her new role at the hospital.
