Large & Small Animal Clinic

Large & Small Animal Clinic Dr. Fallen has been practicing large and small animal medicine, surgery and dentistry in Albuquerque since 1983.

He was the NM State Fair Veterinarian from 1985-2002, President of the Albuquerque Veterinary Medical Association in 1988, President of the NM Veterinary Medical Association in 1996-1997, served in the American Veterinary Medical Association House of Delegates from 1999-2007, and was President of the American Association of Small Ruminants Practitioners from 2009-2011. He received the NMVMA Distin

guished Service Award in 2007. He now serves on the NM Board of Veterinary Medicine. He is the owner of the Large and Small Animal Clinic and built our new state of the art hospital in 2011. He enjoys antique cars, road cycling, track and field and golf.

09/13/2023

Keep your exotic bird no higher that at your mid-chest level. This will help you to nurture a good relationship and mimics how birds in the wild—who live by a pecking order—interact. The more dominant flock members perch in upper levels.

09/06/2023

Here are some funny cat laws: your cat can't drink beer in Natchez, Mississippi, and in Montana, cats have to wear bells on their collars so birds know they're coming.

08/30/2023

Did you know that during a dental exam of your horse, we can check for any loose, cracked or broken teeth, as well as infected gums? Also, it's important to look for teeth with sharp points that make normal chewing difficult.

08/23/2023

According to veterinarians, it can be difficult to tell if your pet cat is sick because cats are good at not showing symptoms of illness or injury. However, the U.S. Humane Society says when your cat doesn’t use the litter box, that is often a problem and can be anything from kidney disease and hyperthyroidism to diabetes.

08/16/2023

Does your pet bird sit for prolonged stretches of time with its wings fully outstretched? This could be a sign of respiratory illness. Ruffling its feathers for long periods is also a behavior that can reveal a deeper health problem for your bird.

08/09/2023

Like us, dogs can be sensitive to changes in weather and the seasons. Check for flaky, dry or chapped skin in winter, allergic reactions in spring and fall, and moist eczema when it's rainy or wet.

08/02/2023

During a veterinarian exam, the vet may need to wrap your bird in a towel to perform an exam or procedure. Help reduce stress by practicing this at home by gently wrapping your bird in a towel, so it gets used to the sensation of being wrapped and held.

07/26/2023

If your horse has a “hay belly” but it seems disproportional to his or her overall size, it could be an indication of improper nutrition.

07/19/2023

An important part of caring for your dog is to regularly groom, or brush, him. This will help keep him clean and reduce shedding. With regular grooming, most dogs don’t need to be bathed more than a couple of times a year.

07/12/2023

A rumor exists that warm ears and a dry nose are signs that a cat is sick. Before you rush your cat into the office, consider where and how they were just lying. Sometimes, it's nothing more than a case of your cat curled up in a patch of sunlight for the afternoon.

07/05/2023

Who stole that tuna? Let's take some nose prints and find out. Just like a human fingerprint, a cat's nose has a unique ridge pattern.

06/28/2023

The teeth of rabbits are always growing. Their teeth grow between 1 mm and 5mm each week. As a result overgrown teeth can develop. Do not trim your rabbit’s teeth. This is something your veterinarian should do. Feeding your rabbit foods like hay can help. The chewing action can help wear the teeth down.

Address

320 Ranchitos Road NW
Albuquerque, NM
87114

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm

Telephone

(505) 897-3787

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