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Summer Heat

MetVetNYC Posted on May 26, 2010 by adminMay 26, 2017

Did you know that heat stroke can be fatal? Obese pets, or those with airway problems are more at risk. Avoid exercise or prolonged walks in hot weather, and be sure to have cool water available at all times. Ask … Continue reading →

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Dr. Nulton’s Pets

MetVetNYC Posted on May 26, 2010 by adminJanuary 26, 2017

Meet one of my all-time favorite pets. The magnificent Butter, along with all my other pets. Share on Facebook

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What should I feed my cat?

MetVetNYC Posted on May 19, 2010 by adminJanuary 26, 2017

It’s important to remember that cats are different from dogs and people in terms of what they need in their diet to maintain health. They have evolved as obligate carnivores, which means they need nutrients similar to those represented in … Continue reading →

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How can I make my home more cat-friendly?

MetVetNYC Posted on May 19, 2010 by adminJanuary 26, 2017

There are many great resources, but I recommend Felinestein by Suzanne Delzio or From the Cat’s Point of View by Gwen Bohnenkamp. Check out www.perfectpaws.com. Even if you’ve loved a cat before, why not learn something new for your next … Continue reading →

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What type of cat litter should I use?

MetVetNYC Posted on May 19, 2010 by adminJanuary 26, 2017

Your cat may not prefer what you prefer in terms of cat litter. Most cats will choose unscented over scented litter. Finer “sand-like” clumping litters are also more popular. You can experiment with different substrates (remember every household should have … Continue reading →

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How many litter boxes do I need?

MetVetNYC Posted on May 19, 2010 by adminJanuary 26, 2017

Experts recommend that you follow the “one plus one” rule. You should provide one litter box for every cat in the household plus one additional box. Cats do prefer uncovered boxes with 1-2 inches of litter. A shallow box is … Continue reading →

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Veterinary house calls offer many benefits for your pets. Both dogs and cats are territorial animals and they can be easily stressed when they are moved to a new — or unfamiliar setting — especially in crowded Manhattan. MetVetNYC specializes in in-home treatment for pets including many standard exam room procedures, vaccinations, and physical exams... More 

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So many reasons! Health: Intact, or unspayed, females have a seven-fold higher risk of developing mammary tumors. They also have a risk of developing a uterine infection later in life, which can be serious — even life threatening. Intact, or un-neutered, male dogs are more likely to develop prostate problems later in life than are neutered dogs... More

Articles by Dr. Nulton

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  • Are You Considering Adopting an FIV-Positive Cat?
  • Heartworm Disease: Prevention Beats the Cure
  • Oh, Mercy, Do I Need to Worry About a MRSA Infecting My Dog or Cat?
  • Recognizing Behavioral Changes in Aging Pets…and What You Can Do to Help
  • Thinking of Adopting a Feline Leukemia Positive Cat?
  • Understanding Cancer in Pets
  • Why Should I Spay or Neuter my Companion Animal?

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