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First Dog Diagnosed with SARS-CoV-2 Dies from Lymphoma: A Veterinarian’s Perspective

July 31, 2020One Healthcanine lymphoma, coronavirus, COVID-19, dogs, lymphoma, OIE, one health, Reportable diseases, SARS-CoV-2, SARS-CoV-2 testing, USDA, veterinary researchAMCteam

A microscopic view of a SARS-CoV-2 virus

A recent article in National Geographic profiles Buddy, the first dog in the United States to be diagnosed with SARS-CoV-2, who passed away from lymphoma on July 11. As a

Resources for Summer Pet Travel

June 4, 2014Traveling with Petsamcny, cat, dogs, national parks, NYC, pet health, pet insurance, pet shipping, pet travel, pet-friendly, pets, travel, USDA, veterinarian, veterinaryAMCteam

A dog sitting on a suitcase

Memorial Day has passed, school will soon end, and then comes the annual family summer vacation–an event which now more than ever before includes the family pet. Because pets are

International Health Papers: How to Avoid a Justin Bieber Epic Fail

May 21, 2013Misc, Traveling with Petsanimal medical center, ann hohenhaus, avian, bird, cat, dogs, exotic, exotic pets, ferret, health certificate, international pet travel, justin bieber, leptospirosis, lizard, mally monnkey, microchip, NYC, pet health, rabbit, reptile, USDA, veterinarian, veterinaryAMCteam

International travel with pets is a complicated affair. Each country has its own set of rules about vaccinations, blood tests, deworming and microchipping. For island countries free of rabies, an