Tag Archives: animal

Everyday Medicine: Cytology

December 6, 2017Everyday Medicineamcny, animal, animal medical center, ann hohenhaus, cats, cytology, dogs, laboratory, NYC, pathologist, pathology, pets, skin mass, usdan, veterinaryAMCteam

A veterinary professional looks into a microscope

“Everyday Medicine” is an intermittent series of blog posts highlighting tests, treatments, and procedures common in daily Animal Medical Center practice. Some past examples of this type of blog post

What Does a Vet Tech Do?

October 8, 2014UncategorizedAMC, amcny, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, avian, bird, cancer, cat, CT scan, dog, dogs, exotic, exotic pets, ferret, lizard, pet health, pets, rabbit, reptile, vet tech week, veterinarian, veterinary technicianAMCteam

What Does a Vet Tech Do? from Buddy Amcny

The Pen Cap May Be Mightier than the Sword…

July 15, 2011UncategorizedAMC, anesthesia, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, brachycephalic, bronchoscope, canine, chocking, dog, dogs, dr. stacy burdick, french bulldog, health, internal medicine, new york vet, pet, pet emergency, pet health, pet healthcare, pet owner, pets, Surgery, tales from the pet clinic, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMD, windpipegb_dev

But it can’t beat a bronchoscope! One thing I love about pets is their unpredictability. You just can never guess what they will do next. Here’s the story of Barcley,

Dogs and Cats as Diana and Orion, the Hunters

July 13, 2011UncategorizedAMC, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, canine, companion animal parasite council, department of environmental conservation, diana, dog, dogs, health, hunting, labrador, new york vet, orion, pet, pet emergency, pet first aid, pet health, pet healthcare, pet insurance, pet owner, pets, possum, rabies, rodents, standard poodle, tales from the pet clinic, vaccinate, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMD, wildlife rehabilitatorgb_dev

Pet owners believe their well-fed, or more likely overfed, dog or cat should have no reason to hunt, but lately it seems my patients are on a hunting spree. Most

Everything Old is New Again: Plague and Leprosy

July 7, 2011One HealthAMC, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, armadillo, Black Death, bubonic plague, canine, cat, DNA, dog, dogs, feline, health, leprosy, m. leprae, modern:anthology, mycobacterium, new england journal of medicine, new york vet, pet, pet emergency, pet first aid, pet health, pet healthcare, pet insurance, pet owner, pets, plague, rat flea, reptile, Surgery, tales from the pet clinic, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMD, wikipedia, Yesinia pestisgb_dev

An armadillo

Last week there were two very interesting stories in the news about the intersection between people and animals. Both reported on diseases we rarely hear about anymore: plague and leprosy.