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How to Recognize the Signs of Heatstroke in Your Dog

Did you know dogs are at risk of heatstroke? As the weather heats up, human bodies’ sweat as a way to regulate our body temperature, but our pups are at greater risk.
Reasons Your Cat May Be Meowing So Much

Have you ever encountered a “chatty” kitty? One who meowed at every opportunity (and then some)? Or maybe you’ve had the experience of a kitty who was mostly quiet, but then something happened and he became extremely “meowy.”
Canine Influenza Update in New York City
Canine Influenza in Manhattan

We hope that you and your furry family members are enjoying the warm weather!  Recently, we have been receiving questions from some of our concerned clients about canine influenza that is affecting dogs in our area.
Bringing Fido? Safety First!

Summer is a great time to get outdoors with your dog, but you should never leave unprepared. Keep your pup safe at fairs, concerts, BBQs, and other warm weather events with these tips.
My Dog Loves Central Park Fair

It’s time to celebrate Central Park and its dog community at the 15th Annual My Dog Loves Central Park Fair! Come, sit, stay, and celebrate Central Park and its dog community! Tails will be wagging as the Central Park Conservancy and Central Park Paws host you and your canine for an...
Rabies Awareness Day is September 28th

September 28th is World Rabies Day, a global day of awareness and action for rabies prevention. This year a new initiative, Zero by 30, has been started with the hopes of ending world wide human rabies deaths by the year 2030. Rabies does remain a major concern to human beings worldwide, killing...
National Bring Your Cat to the Vet Day

Yesterday was National Bring Your Cat to the Vet Day, but don’t let that fact that you missed it stop you from bringing your cat in for a check-up. Regular veterinary care for felines is essential to their long and healthy lives. Studies have suggested that in the United States less than half of...
Advisory for Lyme and other Tick-borne Illness in NYC

A few weeks ago the NYC department of Health issued an advisory regarding an increase in the number of patients with tick-borne diseases. Due to a rise in the number of ticks this year, it’s expected that there will be a rise in the number of cases of Lyme disease in both humans and their pets....