Diabetes mellitus is often described as “starving in the land of plenty” meaning that every cell in the body, and in particular the central nervous system, needs sugar, the gasoline or fuel of the body, to function properly. However, in order for this “fuel” (sugar)...
Zika Virus and Animals March 7, 2016 (published) J.Scott Weese, DVM. DACVIM I’ve been getting a lot of questions about Zika virus and animals. It’s great lo see that people are thinking more broadly about infectious diseases (but it isn’t doing much...
Protecting your cat or dog (or both) from ticks is an important part of disease prevention. In fact, there are several diseases that can be transmitted to your pet from a tick bite. The four most common tick-borne diseases seen in the United States are Lyme disease,...
People show up at animal shelters and rescue groups in New York City all the time with this problem: they think they have to get rid of their pets or they’ll be evicted. They’re often wrong. In New York City there’s a program called Pets for Life NYC...
Pets and Service Animals For a condensed version of the information below, click here for a printable pdf. More information on law changes is available here. Have your lease available when calling the Tenant Resource Center so we can help you know what your rights...
