Spring is in the air! This is an exciting time for pets as they enjoy more time outdoors. However, as your pets resume more outdoor activities, it is important to remember to take steps to protect them from heartworms, intestinal parasites, fleas, and ticks. In our part of the United States, fleas, unfortunately, can be […]
In order to keep up with the newest advancement in veterinary medicine, the doctors and technicians of Animal Medical Clinic attended the North American Veterinary Conference (NAVC) in Orlando from the 17th through the 21st of January. The NAVC Conference is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide world-class continuing education for all members of […]
Beautiful gardens are in popular demand, especially with the focus on enjoyment versus looks. Before you plant any seeds, however, it’s important to remember that some of the plants that make our gardens and yards beautiful can make our animal companions sick or worse. Toxic Plants Eating poisonous plants is one of the most common […]
Your lucky pet has a roof over his head, food in his bowl and your loving arms to crawl into. What else could any furry friend possibly hope for? Certainly not a visit to the vet. But like any good mom or dad you want the best for your fur child. So here is a […]
Disaster and emergency preparedness and response are important. Animals are impacted by the same disasters and emergencies as humans – natural, manmade, large, and small. Whether it is a wildfire, earthquake, severe weather, hazardous material spill, or flood, veterinarians are vital to response and recovery efforts during and after disasters. They also play an important role in […]
World Spay Day is an annual international campaign of The Humane Society of the US and Humane Society International that shines a spotlight on spaying and neutering to save the lives of companion animals, feral cats and street dogs who might otherwise be put down in a shelter or killed in the street. Nearly 3 million […]
It’s Love Your Pet Day! Today is the official day for pampering your pet with a little extra love and affection to show them just how much you care. Did you know that most households in the United States have at least one pet? Approximately 39% of US households own at least one dog, and […]
Pet Theft Awareness Day is meant to call attention to the importance of pet identification methods. It is a day for considering just how much the presence of an animal can enrich a family and also the responsibility that goes with it. It is a day that encourages those with pets to take steps to ensure […]
This month is National Pet Dental Health Month. You can help keep your pet’s teeth strong and healthy at home and positively impact their overall health with these tips on home dental care and pet tooth brushing. Brushing your pet’s teeth is the most effective way to prevent dental disease. Even older dogs and cats […]
This is National Pet Dental Health Month. But when it comes to pet dental cleanings, our most frequent question is “why is it so expensive to have my pet’s teeth cleaned?” It is true that over the past several years there has been a change in veterinary dental fees. This is a direct result of […]
