November is National Adopt a Senior Pet Month–a month dedicated to helping older pets find loving forever homes. Shelters and rescues across the country hope those looking to adopt a new furry friend will consider adding a senior pet to the …
The Internet offers many resources to help you understand your pet’s health. The problem with finding information online is that many resources are either outdated or not credible. Although the World Wide Web is a great resource, it should never …
A diagnosis of cancer in your pet is frightening and we understand that when presented with such unexpected news you might have questions on how to move forward with this diagnosis. The decisions surrounding the treatment of your pet for …
For most pet owners, our pets become family. Regardless of whether they have been a part of your family since they were itty-bitty or if they are a newer addition, senior pets capture our hearts. However, owning a senior pet …
As the owner of a senior dog, it’s important to understand their changing nutritional needs. Once they become a senior, they will start to take life a little easier. Senior dogs are less active than they used to be, and …
All of us from Animal Medical Clinic would like to congratulate Kelly Mitchell, one of our Client Service Managers on celebrating her 20-year anniversary with AMC. She is friendly face at our front desk who is no doubt familiar to …
On May 28, 2020, Ms. Mitchell brought Napoleon in because he was lethargic and vomiting. “One day he was bouncing off the cabinet’s for a treat, to the next day on the floor lethargic and not really moving. It is …
We know pets can’t talk and often show no signs when something is wrong. So how do you know? You look! We use Early Detection Profiles starting at 3 years of age, and Comprehensive Lab Profiles for senior pets to …