Tribeca Soho Animal Hospital

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The Tribeca Soho Animal Hospital (TSAH) opened in 1982 as the pioneer veterinary hospital in the Tribeca and Soho areas of lower Manhattan. After 30 years, the Tribeca Soho Animal Hospital is one of the largest and most advanced animal hospitals in New York City, a place where you and your pet will always be greeted with a friendly neighborhood welcome.

💙 This weekend, we’re honoring both ends of the leash! ​Today– World Veterinary Day: A huge THANK YOU to veterinarians. ...
04/26/2025

💙 This weekend, we’re honoring both ends of the leash! ​

Today– World Veterinary Day: A huge THANK YOU to veterinarians. We are so appreciative of our team and peers who are dedicated to keeping pets happy & healthy. ​

Sunday– National Pet Parents Day: Shoutout to all the amazing pet parents who provide love, care, and endless belly rubs! ​

Let’s celebrate – share a photo of your pet in the comments! ​

Is your pet itching for answers? Check out our top skin & coat care tips to help soothe irritation and support healthy f...
04/24/2025

Is your pet itching for answers? Check out our top skin & coat care tips to help soothe irritation and support healthy fur.​

If your pet is showing signs of skin irritation, reach out to our team! By combining daily grooming habits and targeted treatment, we can help bring your pet lasting relief. 🐾💜 ​

Cats sleep a lot—typically between 12 to 16 hours a day, sometimes up to 20 hours!Here's why:1. They're natural predator...
04/24/2025

Cats sleep a lot—typically between 12 to 16 hours a day, sometimes up to 20 hours!

Here's why:

1. They're natural predators
Cats are biologically wired to hunt, and hunting takes energy. Even though your house cat isn't stalking antelopes in the savannah, that instinct remains. So they sleep to conserve energy for those intense bursts of activity—even if that means ambushing a sock.

2. They're crepuscular
Cats are most active at dawn and dusk (called "crepuscular" behavior). That means their midday and nighttime hours are prime time for snoozing.

3. Sleep cycles differ from humans
Cats do a lot of light sleeping, called "catnapping," for a reason. They're alert enough to perk up at the slightest sound, even during rest. Only a portion of their sleep is deep sleep.

4. It's just their lifestyle
Indoor cats especially don't need to hunt for food or defend territory, so they often nap out of boredom or comfort.

5. Age plays a role
Kittens and senior cats tend to sleep more than adult cats in their prime. Kittens need sleep to grow, while older cats need it to recover and recharge.

So, your cat isn't sick —just very in tune with their feline nature 😼

Got a cat of your own who's a professional napper?

🐰🥚 To our friends who celebrate, Happy Easter!​While you’re enjoying your chocolate eggs, remember to keep those sweet t...
04/19/2025

🐰🥚 To our friends who celebrate, Happy Easter!​

While you’re enjoying your chocolate eggs, remember to keep those sweet treats out of paw’s reach and stick to pet-friendly goodies instead.​

Friendly reminder that chocolate, especially dark chocolate and products containing cocoa, can be dangerous to pets, even in small amounts.​

Wishing you a safe & hoppy holiday!​

Tomorrow is National Pet Day! 🎉🐾 Join us in celebrating the furry, feathery, and scaly companions who fill our lives wit...
04/10/2025

Tomorrow is National Pet Day! 🎉🐾

Join us in celebrating the furry, feathery, and scaly companions who fill our lives with love (and a little mischief).

Give your pet an extra treat and share their cutest pic with us! 📸

With spring break and BBQs around the corner, there is an added risk of pets making their way outdoors. For their safety...
04/05/2025

With spring break and BBQs around the corner, there is an added risk of pets making their way outdoors. For their safety, we strongly recommend microchipping!

Microchipping your pet is a simple, safe, and effective way to ensure they can always find their way home. The procedure, done at our office, is quick and painless.

If your pet is already chipped – make sure all of your information is up to date. Contact us to get your pet microchipped today, peace of mind is just one small chip away!

04/03/2025

The face we are all making with allergy season here! 😆

If your pet is showing signs of seasonal allergies; scratching, licking, chewing, scooting, ear discharge, hair loss, watery or itchy eyes, or skin changes, please reach out to us.

Severe allergies can lead to secondary skin infections – which is why treating them is so important. We have options in place to help ease your pet’s symptoms so they can feel like themselves again!

Spaying or neutering your pet helps protect them from certain illnesses, may reduce unwanted behaviors, helps reduce ove...
03/29/2025

Spaying or neutering your pet helps protect them from certain illnesses, may reduce unwanted behaviors, helps reduce overpopulation risks. ​

If you need to schedule your pet’s procedure with us, or have any questions, please give us a call! ​

Address

180 6th Avenue
New York, NY
10013

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 7pm
Thursday 7:30am - 7pm
Friday 7:30am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm

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