Getting rid of fleas is a difficult process due to the long lifecycle of a flea. Moderate to severe infestations will take months to control and require a four-step process for complete elimination: Sanitation. Thoroughly clean areas where fleas frequently breed. …
Like any pet owner, you want to keep fleas and ticks from bothering your pet and moving into your home. The best way to prevent a flea infestation is to stop it before it can start! It takes 2-3 months to get rid of …
During March 17-20th, Dr. Godwin, Dr. Young, Dr. Haig and Dr. Doswell attended the Florida Veterinary Medical Association (FVMA) Annual Conference in Orlando, FL. While at the Conference, Dr. Doswell received two awards. First, she was recognized for graduating from the …
The pet food business is big these days, as you can tell from the amount of advertising that you see regarding pet foods. But just like anything else, some of that marketing is hype, without any science behind it. One …
Heart disease doesn’t necessarily mean one specific type of condition but encompasses a wide range of heart-related problems that can affect your cat or dog. While there are several heart diseases that your cat or dog can contract or develop, …
Nearly 90 percent of cats develop dental problems over their lifetime. Just like us, they can develop plaque build-up, tartar, gum disease, foul breath, infection, and abscesses, all of which can lead to pain and tooth loss. However, with proper …
Like people, our canine pets have two sets of teeth in their lives. Dogs have 28 deciduous teeth (also known as baby or puppy teeth) and 42 permanent (adult) teeth. Puppies are born without any visible teeth. Their deciduous teeth …
Melanie, one of our Certified Veterinary Technicians who has been with Animal Medical Clinic for 20 years is retiring from her full-time position this month! Melanie has been a great asset to AMC – she is hardworking, caring and loyal. …