The world’s
largest non-proﬁt
animal hospital

MORE THAN 20 SPECIALTIES AND SERVICES, AND OVER 130 VETERINARIANS UNDER ONE ROOF

The world’s
largest non-proﬁt
animal hospital

MORE THAN 20 SPECIALTIES AND SERVICES, AND OVER 130 VETERINARIANS UNDER ONE ROOF

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👏 Dr. Frank Tsai, Resident Veterinarian in Spor

👏 Dr. Frank Tsai, Resident Veterinarian in Sports Medicine, Rehabilitation, and Integrative Medicine at AMC, is running the NYC United Airlines Half Marathon to help raise funds for The Monty and Minny Fund!

"I am the second year resident at the rehabilitation department. We have seen dogs and cats who have injuries from sports, accidents, diseases, post-surgery, or congenital problems, etc. They all have benefited greatly from the care of the rehabilitation team at the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center.

It is always heartbreaking to learn that the owner(s) can't give their pets the best care because of financial limitations. The Monty and Minny Fund has helped so many patients throughout the years to improve their mobility, comfort, and quality of life.

I want to use this opportunity to raise the awareness of Monty and Minny Fund and together we can help more pets to heal better and play better."

🙌 👟We are grateful to Dr. Tsai for running to help animals who need rehabilitation services and we hope he has a wonderful race! Donate to his fundraiser by clicking the link in our bio.

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#UsdanPetTips Most of us know it's important to ca

#UsdanPetTips Most of us know it's important to care for our pet's teeth, but what about their baby teeth? 🦷 Not only is it a good idea to start brushing your pet’s teeth while they’re young, but they should also have their mouth checked during their wellness examination to catch any potential dental issues, such as retained deciduous (baby) teeth. Retained baby teeth should be removed since they can cause permanent teeth to become misaligned, leading to dental problems and an increased risk for periodontal disease. For more about deciduous teeth, check out our pet health library article at the link in our bio.

Although AirTags are not designed to track pets, s

Although AirTags are not designed to track pets, some people have attached them to their pet's collars. Unfortunately, dogs can ingest these devices, creating a hazardous health situation. Read a @wsj article by @dalvin.brown about dogs eating AirTags with advice from AMC's Dr. Ann Hohenhaus! Link in bio.

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