If your dog has allergies, then finding dog allergies treatment can be hard if you don’t know what you’re looking for since your dog can’t talk to you it is crucial to know the signs and how to spot if your dog has allergies. Knowing […]
Here at Animal Medical Center, we know that protecting your pets from COVID-19 is very important to you, and during this pandemic, it is crucial to care and protect them from the virus as well as yourself. There have little to no reported cases of […]
Like some humans, some dogs suffer from allergies. There are even certain breeds that are more prone to allergies, such as Pugs, Boston Terriers, American, and English Bulldogs. It’s too bad that our canine companion cannot tell us that they are not feeling up […]
A bird as a pet seems simple enough, but it’s a lot of work! There is so much more to owning a bird than sticking a bird in a cage and feeding it. Find out the dos and don’ts to owning a bird before taking […]
February has been declared pet dental month, so we as pet owners are made aware of the importance of our pet’s dental health. We may ask, is it bad not to get your dog’s teeth cleaned? There are many reasons that the answer to this […]
We love our dog and cats, oh yes, we do! The pet industry continues to grow at an astronomical rate, as most households have a pet that they love to spoil. Over 70% of American households have pets and this number continues to grow. Our […]
Pet birds need toys to mentally stimulate them and actively engage them. A bored bird can be a danger to itself. Birds need toys to occupy their feet, their beaks, hanging toys, and vertical toys. Offer your bird many toy options to determine what it […]
Smelly cat – that brings a song to mind… If you have a smelly cat, most likely it isn’t the cat’s fault. There are things that we as humans can do to prevent a smelly cat. Cats typically keep themselves pretty clean, so it’s simple […]
Cancer does not only affect humans; our pets are at risk too. Cancer is the number one cause of disease-related death in older cats and dogs. Signs your pet has cancer could be recognized by a sudden change in pet’s behavior or appearance indicating you […]
