Pet Cancer Awareness
October is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and Animal Medical Clinic is dedicated to educating pet owners about cancer in dogs and cats. Pet cancer affects millions of families each year – about one in every four dogs and one in …
Senior Pets
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 …
When Does My Pet Become a Senior?
A touch of gray on the chin or around the muzzle; once-clear eyes becoming a little cloudy. A slight stiffness in what used to be a frisky gait. Any of these can be telltale signs that your furry friend is …
Senior Predisposed Conditions
Senior dogs can live happy, healthy lives. However, as our canine companions age, we are sure to notice some health changes. Just like with humans, senior pets are predisposed to certain disease conditions, such as arthritis heart disease, kidney disease and …
Love Your Pet Day
February 20th is Love Your Pet Day! Even though we love our pets every day of the year, it’s not stopping us from dedicating an entire day to show them how much we care. Do you need some help coming up with …
Senior Diets and Supplements
As dogs age, they undergo specific internal and external changes. Some are obvious, such as greying fur or weight gain. Others may be harder to spot, such as slower metabolism or decreased immune function. By the time your dog is a senior, one …
Senior Dogs
Older dogs, like their human counterparts, require special care and attention to ensure their health and happiness. While they still may be a puppy at heart, senior dogs may need to visit their veterinarian more regularly with larger breeds typically …
Senior Cats
How do I know if my cat is considered “Senior”? Senior cats are generally classified as being over 9 years of age. If your cat falls within this age group, it is important to be aware of certain physical and …