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Pets and the City brings you important information about how best to care for city living dogs and cats from veterinarian Dr. Amy Attas, who has provided in home veterinary care for over 30 years through the practice she founded, City Pets.
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Keeping Our Four-Legged Family Members Safe Until The Air Clears. (opens the original)
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Dear Dog Parents...The smoke from the Canadian wildfires is negatively affecting our air quality in New York City. The air is unhealthy and potentially dangerous for both people and our pets.The weather is expected to change over the weekend, and the rain that is coming may help reduce the wildfire smoke and improve air quality.Until then, you must follow the instructions below to limit your dog’s exposure to the toxic air. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.c
The Dog Days of Summer... (opens the original)
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Dear Dog and Cat Loving Friends,Summer in New York City. I love it and I hate it. Everyone is out. The parks are full of people and dogs. Sidewalk cafés are crowded with diners and their dogs. Dogs are everywhere, accompanying their families to brunch, the farmer’s market, or a stroll through Central Park. As a veterinarian who has spent more than three decades making house calls throughout Manhattan, I love seeing families enjoying the city together. But I worry about dogs in the heat.Why? Beca
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