Oliver's Dog & Cat Clinic

10/21/2026

Howl-O-Ween Spooktacular Costume Contest

Sorry, participants must be patients of Oliver’s Dog and Cat Clinic

To enter:
Email a pic of your pet in their best Halloween costume to: [email protected]
subject: Howl-O-Ween Spooktacular

Please include name, phone number, Pet‘s name and social handles in the body of your emailPictures from this season only, Costumes must be pet friendly, One entry per pet please, Originality is key!!!

Prizes for Best Cat and Best Dog costumes!

Entries are due no later than Thursday, October 29th by 5PM

10/20/2026

Starting this week, several food pantries across the city are now stocking pet food. If you are struggling to provide for your pets, please look into one of these pantries. Hopefully this city program can help slow the number of pet surrenders to ACC and keep beloved pets and their families together.

For those who aren't struggling, please consider donating to one of these pantries. Check in with them first to see if they prefer a monetary donation or goods donation.

10/20/2026

With another candy holiday coming up, this is great info to have on hand.

10/19/2026

AKIRA, The Birthday Girl! 🥳

10/16/2026

Courtesy of The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center

Halloween is just around the corner! As you start planning costumes, putting up decorations, and stocking up on candy, it's important to keep your pets in mind. Some of the things that make Halloween fun for us can pose serious risks for them. A little preparation now can help ensure a safe and stress-free holiday for everyone. 🎃

10/14/2026

Love this! Keep your pets safe this season!

Halloween is just around the corner! It is important to remember that Halloween can be lots of fun, but sometimes it's stressful for our pets. 🎃👻

Here are some Halloween Do's & Don'ts for our canine friends. 🐶

Do make sure your dog is microchipped with up-to-date information, wearing a collar and ID tag and keep them indoors on Halloween.

Don't feed pets Halloween treats! Sugars and fats can cause more than an upset stomach, some are poisonous to dogs like those containing raisins, chocolate, and candies containing xylitol (a common sugar substitute).

Do keep your dog in a safe space in a room of your home away from the front door and trick-or-treaters if they are nervous around strangers, loud noises, or doorbells. Offer enrichment items such as long-lasting chews, puzzle toys, or lickable silicone mats if they require confinement.

Don't allow access to Halloween decorations such as jack-o-lanterns, glow sticks, costume parts or other decorations that may present a hazard if chewed on.

Do make sure to allow your dog time to get comfortable wearing a Halloween costume if you chose to have them wear one. It should fit properly and not have any pieces they can easily chew off or block their eyes, ears, mouth or movement.

10/09/2026

The old saying, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, is absolutely true. Preventative care saves in the long run.

Our clinic strives to provide all our clients with the absolute best preventative care we can. We want your pets to be happy and healthy which is why we encourage everyone to keep up with yearly check-ups. We can often detect problems before they become serious issues.

Is you pet overdue for a check up? Please give us a call and schedule! 212-348-7070.

10/06/2026

Great tips as always from AMC!

As we settle into fall, here are a few common hazards to keep in mind to help keep your pets safe throughout the season. 🍁🍄🌰

A medida que nos adentramos en el otoño, tenga en cuenta estos peligros comunes para así ayudar a mantener seguras a sus mascotas durante toda la temporada.

Consulta los comentarios para ver la gráfica en español.

10/03/2026

Mark your calendars and please pass on to all who might need a little help.

09/29/2026

Feast of St. Francis coming up this weekend!