In 2010 the Association of Professional Dog Trainers began the National Train Your Dog Month campaign. The APDT thought it was long overdue to dedicate a month to bringing awareness to the importance of socialization and training, and most of …
What could be more fun or exciting than welcoming a new puppy or kitten into your home? The team at Animal Medical Clinic looks forward to helping you with this experience. Our goal is to develop a healthy plan for this …
New Year’s Eve brings fireworks, parties, house guests, and more, however some of these things also bring dangers to your pets. Here are a few important reminders to keep your animals safe during the festivities. Fireworks Many animals are terrified …
Some of the most frequent orthopedic conditions and injuries we see at Animal Medical Clinic include: Cranial Cruciate Ligament tears Elbow dysplasia Hip dysplasia Patella luxation (‘floating kneecap’) Dislocation Fractures Paw injuries Arthritis Injuries to the spine Limping or lameness often occurs …
Over the years you’ve watched your dog or cat grow from loveable adolescent to placid middle-age to sagacious senior. He’s been at your side through all the potty training, trips to the vet, walks in the park, and countless hours …
Exercise It can’t be stressed enough how much exercise contributes to the longevity of your pet’s health. This single factor plays one of the most significant roles in a pet’s bodily functions, physical adeptness, and happiness. Yet when a pet …
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: …
Reaching and maintaining a healthy weight reduces your pet’s risk of disease and injury, and contributes to a better quality of life and a longer life expectancy for your pet. Keeping your pet at a healthy weight not only lowers …