
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.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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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 we...
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 fam...
Elephants Form Strong Bonds
The Gentle Giants of Phuket
Dear Cat, Dog and Elephant-Loving Friends,
As a veterinarian, I have spent my career caring for New York City’s dogs and cats, one patient at a time. This past week, I found myself...
Dear Cat and Dog Loving Friends,
Almost all U.S. Presidents had pets, and so in honor of Presidents’ Day I thought it would be fun to learn about the pets who lived in the White House. While I was unable to find specific information about...
Dear Cat and Dog Loving Friends,
A blizzard is about to hit our City, and I want to share my thoughts about how to safely walk your dog during a big snowfall. Even dogs who love winter can struggle when snow, ice, wind, and slush all show...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Thirty-plus years of living the dream of being a veterinarian, making house calls for dogs and cats in NYC. My Book Pets and the City are my True Tales of being a Manhattan House Call Veterinarian.
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