Usdan Events

While some types of heart disease are present at birth, most heart conditions in pets develop over time. We call these acquired heart diseases and it is important to recognize the signs of illness so that early intervention can take place. On May 24th, 2023, Dr. Samantha Kochie, Senior Veterinarian, Specialist in Cardiology at the

While many people love flat-faced breeds, their shortened muzzles can result in Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BAS) which is a series of anatomical abnormalities that can make breathing difficult. On June 28th, 2023, Dr. Daniel Spector,  Senior Veterinarian, Specialist in Surgery at the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center, discussed the clinical signs of BAS, the various anatomic

Who would care for your pets if something happened to you? In the chaos that frequently surrounds a person's unexpected illness, accident, or death, pets are all too often overlooked. To prevent this from happening, it’s important to make a plan for your pets — and to write it down. On July 12th, 2023, Debra

This summer break, the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center will be hosting its online children's program once again! In this week-long experience, children will have the chance to meet real veterinarians while learning how they care for animals. Each day focuses on a new topic and includes a fun activity children can do right in their

This summer break, the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center will be hosting its online children's program once again! In this week-long experience, children will have the chance to meet real veterinarians while learning how they care for animals. Each day focuses on a new topic and includes a fun activity children can do right in their