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largest non-proﬁt
animal hospital

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

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Get the latest information on common pet illnesses and conditions, wellness and prevention tips, and downloadable resources – all verified by AMC’s board-certified veterinary specialists!

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🚨 How can poor air quality affect your pet? 🐶🐱🦜 Listen to AMC’s Dr. Ann Hohenhaus discuss the precautions you can take to protect your dogs, cats, and birds with @wcbs880!

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👩‍⚕️ AMC's @drcarlyfox talks to @FoxWeath

👩‍⚕️ AMC's @drcarlyfox talks to @FoxWeather about how to protect your pets from wildfire smoke. Watch at the link in our bio!

🏥 Our Emergency Room is open 24/7/365 if your pet is experiencing respiratory issues or any other medical problems. We're the only Level 1 Trauma Center in New York City, meaning we have the experience and technology to treat the widest variety of pet emergencies!

#UsdanPetTips ⚠️ The smoky haze from the Canad

#UsdanPetTips ⚠️ The smoky haze from the Canadian wildfires has pet owners wondering how to protect their companion animals. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), if you're feeling the effects of the poor air quality, your pets are likely feeling it, too. The following precautions can help keep pets safe.

🏠 Keep pets indoors as much as possible.
🪟 Keep windows and doors shut.
⏱️ Take dogs outside only for quick relief walks; avoid intense outdoor activity.
🦜 Birds are especially vulnerable and should not be allowed outside.
🫁 Older animals, pets with heart or breathing conditions, and flat-faced (brachycephalic) breeds like pugs and bulldogs may be more affected.
🚨 Contact your veterinarian if your pet is coughing, gagging, or having trouble breathing.

Source: AVMA

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