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Upper East Side Animal Hospital

Since 1989, we've been providing high quality care to pets in Manhattan and the surrounding areas.
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From routine care and dentistry to internal medicine, we offer complete care for your pet. Our caring staff will treat your pet like family, because they are! As part of our commitment to help your pet live a long and healthy life, we offer several preventive services and products, including: regular wellness exams, spays, neuters, dental care, parasite testing, micro-chipping, and prescription di

et foods. Drop-Off Appointments Available: For your convenience, drop-off your pet for veterinary services for the day and pick-up your pet later in the day, all ready to go!

09/02/2021

We will be closed on Monday, September 6th in observance of Labor Day. We hope you and your furry family enjoy the holiday! Remember these tips to keep your pet safe:
- Never leave your pet in a car, even for a quick trip! On a sunny 70 degree day, your car can heat up to over 100 degrees in minutes.
- Don’t let your dog drink seawater, lake water or river water. Water from the ocean can bring on vomiting and dehydration, while lake and river water are often full of bacteria that can cause illness. If there’s a bloom of blue-green algae, your pet could be at risk of liver failure and nervous system damage if they ingest it.
- Even if your pet is on a tick preventative, it’s a good idea to check for these little dudes after being outdoors. They can jump from pets to people and carry nasty illnesses, including Lyme disease.
- Every summer we see pets get into trouble eating foods that are not pet friendly! During your Labor Day barbecue, make sure you (or your friends or family members) keep grilled meat and corn on the cob out of paws reach. Corn on the cobs and cooked meat bones become hazardous if swallowed, causing airway or intestinal blockage. Onions, raisins, grapes, avocados, and alcohol are also toxic to animals. You can find a full list of edible dangers here: https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/animal-health-literacy/potentially-dangerous-items-your-pet.
- If your pet has an emergency when we are closed, please visit Animal Medical Center (https://www.amcny.org/).

08/30/2021

In honor of National Immunization Month, we are celebrating by reminding you about our free vaccine program that complement’s your pet’s annual wellness exam. Plus, wellness exams before vaccinations, or any medical procedure, are in the best interest of the pet. That’s because wellness diagnostics tell us if the pet is healthy enough for treatment, such as vaccine administration. This integrated approach to health benefits your pet and ultimately saves you money. For the cost of an exam, you get your pet’s vaccinations free! Routine vaccinations are the most effective way to safeguard our pets against preventable – and often deadly – diseases. For more information or to get your pet started on free vaccines for life, give us a call today!

08/05/2021

Did you know that nearly 1 in 3 pets will become lost during their lives? Even if you have a collar with ID tag on your pet, it can easily be lost or taken off.
-Not so with microchips, which are an incredibly simple and inexpensive way to find lost pets, keeping them out of animal shelters and getting them back where they belong.
-At Upper East Side Animal Hospital, we’re big fans of microchipping, as we’ve seen time and time again their effectiveness at reuniting pets with their families.
-Implanting a microchip is a quick, easy, and nearly pain-free process. It can be done when your pet is spayed or neutered, or even as part of a regular exam.
-Don’t wait to ensure your pet has a ticket home if he or she is lost! Give us a call at (212) 396-3020 and make an appointment to have your pet microchipped as soon as possible.

06/26/2021

American Humane’s Adopt-A-Cat Month happens every June to create awareness of the millions of awesome adoptable felines looking for fur-ever homes in shelters and rescues across the country. Here are great reasons why you should consider adding a cat to your life (and lap)!
- 3.2 million cats enter shelters and rescues every year, so adopting one makes a difference!
- Most cats are very social—especially when you’re trying to work on the computer.
- You’ll never find any creature more appreciative of an empty box.
- They’re very clean and generally speaking, much lower maintenance than dogs.
- Catnip. Trust us on this one.
Looking to add a friendly feline to the family? Check out adoptable pets near you at Petfinder.com! (or your local shelter)

06/25/2021

Fireworks are fun and beautiful to us, but they’re downright terrifying to our pets. Help your pet feel safe and comfortable for this festive (yet noisy) holiday.
- Provide background noise. Soft, calming music, television, and fans can distract pets from the commotion.
- Block off tiny areas. In an attempt to hide from the noise, small pets may try to weasel themselves into cramped spaces, where they could then become stuck.
- Pets may become desperate and try to escape your home to get away from the noise. Make sure your pet’s microchip is up to date before the holiday in case they get out.
- Offer cozy places to hide so pets feel safer and don’t seek those dangerously small areas.
- Some pets with severe anxiety will need anti-anxiety medications to help them get through the holiday. Call us to find out about these options to make sure you get them in time for the holiday!

05/28/2021

It’s a day when we remember those lost—and the unofficial start of summer. If you’re cooking out or soaking up some rays over the long weekend, keep your pet’s safety in mind with these tips:
- Beware toxic foods. Onions, grapes, raisins, and avocado are all toxic to animals, so keep them out of paws reach. Corn cobs can cause gastrointestinal obstructions and cooked bones are a choking hazard.
- Don’t leave pets unsupervised around water. Not all dogs are expert swimmers, and drinking pool water or ocean water can make them sick.
- Insect spray is for humans only. Unless it is specifically designed for animals, the chemicals in insect spray can cause vomiting, diarrhea, drooling, and even neurological damage.
- Provide plenty of cool water and shade. Pets can get dehydrated quickly and those with flat faces, like Pugs and Persian cats, are especially susceptible to heat stroke.
- If your pet suffers from noise aversion, make sure to keep your pet inside. If you expect fireworks, give pets comfy places to hide, and play calming music or white noise to help distract them.
- Have a safe and relaxing Memorial Day Weekend! Please note, we will be closed the entire long weekend (5/29/21, 5/30/21, 5/31/21). For emergency care, please visit:
Animal Medical Center
510 East 62nd St.
(212) 838-8100
https://www.amcny.org/

Address

310 East 65th Street, Suite 1C
New York, NY
10065

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	10am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm
Sunday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+12123963020

Website

https://uppereastsideah.com/

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