Animal Medical Center

12/24/2025

Christmas Eve Closed at 10:30am
Christmas Day Closed

12/10/2025

Thank you Anne Frankl for all these goodies. I hope you have a Merry Christmas!

12/10/2025

Thank you Dennis and Lea Barrett for all the goodies. Merry Christmas!

12/09/2025

A big THANK YOU to Dude's Hot Biscuits for the amazing breakfast.

12/02/2025

We currently have an opening for a new team member as a Veterinary Kennel Technician. This is a full-time position. Please email your resume to [email protected]. I will contact you to set up an interview. Thanks

10/30/2025

Did you know, we now carry the Bravecto Quantum Injection?

Bravecto Quantum is an injectable flea and tick medication for dogs, approved by the FDA, that provides up to a year of protection with a single dose. Administered by a veterinarian, it protects against fleas, black-legged ticks, American dog ticks, and brown dog ticks for 12 months, while its protection against lone star ticks lasts for 8 months. This extended-release suspension contains the active ingredient fluralaner and is indicated for dogs and puppies 6 months of age and older.
Key features
• Duration of protection: Provides 12 months of protection against fleas and ticks, with the exception of lone star ticks, which it protects against for 8 months.
• Administration: A single subcutaneous injection administered by a veterinarian.
• Active ingredient: Fluralaner, a type of isoxazoline.
• Effectiveness: Starts working quickly, killing fleas within 4 hours and ticks within 12 hours.
• Water exposure: Water exposure does not reduce its effectiveness.
• Age and weight: Approved for dogs and puppies 6 months of age and older, weighing at least 4.4 lbs.
• Important considerations
• Adverse reactions: Common adverse reactions can include lethargy, decreased appetite, vomiting, and diarrhea.
• Breeding, pregnant, or lactating dogs: The safety for these dogs has not been evaluated, and it is not recommended for use in these cases.
• Dogs with epilepsy: Use with caution in dogs with pre-existing epilepsy.
• Veterinary authorization: The product is available only under veterinary authorization.

10/09/2025

10/06/2025

08/06/2025

The Importance of Immunization for Your Pets: Celebrating National Immunization Awareness Month
August is National Immunization Awareness Month, a perfect time to highlight the critical role vaccines play in protecting your pets’ health. Just like in humans, vaccinations are essential for preventing a range of infectious diseases in animals, ensuring they lead long, healthy lives.

Why Vaccinations Matter
Vaccinations are a vital part of your pet’s preventive healthcare routine. They work by preparing your pet’s immune system to fight off certain diseases before they can cause serious illness. Here are some key reasons why immunizing your pet is so important:

Disease Prevention: Vaccines protect against a variety of serious and potentially fatal diseases. For dogs, this includes distemper, parvovirus, rabies, and more. Cats are commonly vaccinated against feline leukemia virus, feline calicivirus, and others. These diseases can be highly contagious and may spread easily among animals.
Public Health Protection: Certain diseases, such as rabies, can be transmitted from pets to humans. By vaccinating your pet, you’re also helping to protect your family and the broader community.
Legal Requirements: In many areas, certain vaccinations are required by law. Rabies vaccination, for example, is mandated in most states because of the serious public health risk rabies poses.
Cost-Effective Care: Treating a preventable disease can be far more expensive and emotionally taxing than preventing it in the first place. Vaccines are a cost-effective way to safeguard your pet’s health and avoid potentially large veterinary bills.

07/23/2025

With every purchase of Bravecto you can be entered in the drawing to win this Yeti cooler!

07/23/2025

To prevent pets from getting lost, ensure they are microchipped with up-to-date information, and wear collars with visible ID tags. Secure your yard to prevent escapes and avoid letting pets off-leash in unfamiliar or potentially dangerous areas. If traveling with your pet, use secure carriers and double-check their identification.
Detailed Prevention Strategies:
Microchipping:
Microchips are a crucial form of identification that can help reunite you with your pet if they are lost. Ensure the microchip information is up-to-date with your current contact information.
ID Tags:
Attach clear, legible ID tags to your pet's collar that include your name, phone number, and potentially your address.
Secure Your Yard:
Regularly inspect your fence and yard for any potential escape routes. Ensure gates are securely latched and that there are no gaps or weak spots in the fencing.
Leash Training and Control:
Always keep your pet on a leash, especially in public places or unfamiliar environments. Consider using a sturdy, escape-proof harness or waist-worn leash for added security.
Travel Safety:
When traveling, use a secure carrier that meets airline regulations and keep your pet's ID tags visible.
Avoid Leaving Pets Unattended:
Do not leave your pet unsupervised in public areas or unsecured locations where they could easily wander off or get lost.
Supervise During Introductions:
When introducing a new pet to your household or introducing your pet to new environments, supervise them closely to prevent them from running off.
Consider GPS Tracking:
Explore the use of GPS-enabled collars or other tracking devices to monitor your pet's location in real-time.
Be Mindful of Events:
Be aware of potential hazards during events like fireworks or thunderstorms, which can cause pets to become frightened and bolt.