Tag Archives: JAVMA

Fifty Years of Postgraduate Education: A Look Back

June 18, 2014UncategorizedAAHA, AMC, amcny, animal medical center, ann hohenhaus, cat, dogs, interns, JAVMA, joseph taboada, pet health, pets, postgraduate education, stephen ettinger, veterinarian, veterinaryAMCteam

The next two weeks at The Animal Medical Center mark an important milestone for the institution, veterinary medicine and pets everywhere. On June 24th, we are celebrating the graduation of

Traditional Chinese Medicine and Cancer Therapy for Your Pet

March 3, 2011Oncologyacupuncture, AMC, american journal of veterinary research, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, cancer, canine, cat, chemotherapy, chinese medicine, complementary medicine, dog, dogs, FDA, feline, health, herbs, intestinal cancer, JAVMA, lycopene, massage, national cancer institute, new york vet, pet, pet emergency, pet health, pet healthcare, pet insurance, pet owner, pets, st. john's wort, steven chiros, tales from the pet clinic, taoist, tumeric, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMDgb_dev

A cat

My inspiration for today’s blog post comes from two wonderful patients of The Animal Medical Center, Baby and Basil, who benefited from both traditional Chinese medicine and Western chemotherapy during

Collars and Chips for All Cats

November 29, 2010CatsAMC, animal, animal hospital, animal medical center, animals, ann hohenhaus, cat, cat collar, feline, JAVMA, journal of american veterinary association, microchip, new york vet, pet, pet emergency, pet friendly, pet gifts, pet health, pet healthcare, pet insurance, pet owner, pets, vet, veterinarian, veterinary care, WebMDgb_dev

Scanning a cat's microchip

Without research into disease mechanisms, new diagnostic tests and better treatments, there would be no advances in the medical care of either animals or people. Yet some folks think all