Merry Christmas!
Everyone from Animal Medical Clinic would like to wish you and your pet a Very Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday season! We’d also like to remind you that nothing can spoil holiday cheer like an emergency visit to a veterinary …
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Paula Quinn 10 year Anniversary!
All of us from Animal Medical Clinic would like to congratulate Paula Quinn on celebrating her 10-year anniversary with AMC. Paula started as a Kennel Assistant 10 years ago and then became the Kennel Manager about 8 years ago. Last …
Canine Rehabilitation Therapy
At some point in their lives, most pets will end up having issues moving around. Whether it is caused by arthritis, orthopedic or neurologic injury, or obesity, it’s never an easy time for you or your pet. But what if …
Managing Noise Phobias on New Year’s Eve
The holidays are festive times for us human beings. We celebrate family and life through music, fireworks, gatherings, and decorations. However, it may be a precarious time for your pets who may not be accustomed to the noise. The loud …
Arthritis Management
Arthritis is a progressive inflammatory and degenerative disease of the joints. It can occur in any joint, including the spine and jaw. Signs of arthritis include painful or stiff joint movement, joint swelling and a grating sensation during joint movement. …
Obesity and Orthopedic Disease
Canines, like humans, are affected in many ways by obesity. The risk of diabetes, heart disease, breathing difficulties, and damage to joints, bones and ligaments are just a few risks and complications of being overweight. An excellent controlled scientific study …
Feeding Dogs for Healthy Joints
Nutritional needs for dogs and cats vary based on which stage of their life they are in. These life stages include growth, adulthood, and senior. Utilizing a diet that is complete and balanced for a specific life stage is important …
Healthy Bones, Joints, and Muscles
For December, our blog articles will feature information on Healthy Bones, Joints, and Muscles. These body parts are important because they determine your pet’s shape, support its weight, and provide protection for the vital organs. Let’s start with some basic information: …