Animal Medical Center of Wyoming

Animal Medical Center of Wyoming Dr. Marc Leven founded the Animal Medical Center of Wyoming in March of 1983 with a staff of two – Dr. Leven and one licensed veterinary technician.
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Animal Medical Center of Wyoming is a trusted 9-doctor, AAHA-accredited hospital dedicated to providing exceptional, compassionate care for pets and the people who love them. The original facility was established with a vision of providing comprehensive, high quality medical and surgical care for small companion animals to clients in southwest Grand Rapids. Our capabilities in the areas of surgery

, diagnostics, internal medicine and imaging have also advanced greatly. We are one of only 10% of veterinary hospitals nation-wide to be accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association. Today, our hospital offers a full line of diagnostic and therapeutic services, including a full-service pharmacy and laboratory, state-of-the-art imaging and surgical facilities and the most modern outpatient treatments available. In addition, we offer clients full-service boarding and grooming, behavioral consultations, preventative medicine and dentistry.

Our boarding pups are having the best time while their families are away! Because every dog deserves a little vacation t...
08/22/2025

Our boarding pups are having the best time while their families are away! Because every dog deserves a little vacation too! 🐕🌟

08/15/2025

It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of Marilyn Leven, mother of Dr. Marc Leven and grandmother of Drs. Josh and Kelly Leven, on August 14.

A memorial service will be held on Monday, August 18th, at Temple Emanuel, 1715 East Fulton, Grand Rapids, MI 49503 at 1pm. Team members, clients, and friends are warmly invited to join us in celebrating her life.

We will be closing the clinic from 11am-3pm.

Exciting news for our pet parents!We now have a new PetPage App to make caring for your furry family members even easier...
08/11/2025

Exciting news for our pet parents!

We now have a new PetPage App to make caring for your furry family members even easier! Through the app, you can:

🔹 Access select medical information for your pets
🔹 Request appointments online
🔹 Submit refill requests and update information
🔹 Stay up-to-date with practice news, announcements, and updates
🔹 Quickly find our emergency contact information

How to get started:
1. Search PetPage in your Google Play Store or Apple App Store and download the app.
2. Sign up using the email associated with your pet’s account at our clinic.

Your pet’s care is now right at your fingertips!

Pawsitively loving the sunshine! Our daycare pups are soaking up the rays, chasing tails, and living their best summer l...
07/31/2025

Pawsitively loving the sunshine! Our daycare pups are soaking up the rays, chasing tails, and living their best summer lives! ☀️

07/29/2025

Ever say that on accident? Well, Harley took it literally! 😅💛

Dogtor Ruthie is here to tell you why x-rays are so important in veterinary medicine...When your pet can’t tell us what’...
07/28/2025

Dogtor Ruthie is here to tell you why x-rays are so important in veterinary medicine...

When your pet can’t tell us what’s wrong, X-rays (radiographs) help us see what’s happening on the inside. They’re a powerful, non-invasive tool that gives our team valuable insight—often leading to faster and more accurate diagnoses.

Here’s how X-rays help us:

🔍 Reveal what can’t be seen on exam
• Broken bones or fractures
• Foreign objects your pet may have swallowed
• Joint or spinal issues
• Bladder stones or gastrointestinal blockages
• Enlarged organs, tumors, or fluid buildup

📈 Monitor progression
We use X-rays to track the healing of fractures, evaluate chronic conditions like arthritis, or assess how diseases are progressing over time.

⏱️ Speed up treatment decisions
Fast results mean we can start the right treatment quickly—whether it’s surgery, medication, or supportive care.

While we don’t take X-rays in every case, they can be essential when a physical exam and symptoms don’t give us the full picture. Our goal is always to provide thorough, compassionate care—and X-rays often help us do just that.

📞 If you ever have questions about when X-rays are recommended or how they work, Dogtor Ruthie and our team is always here to help. Now, here are some x-rays that Dogtor Ruthie has taken for her patients, can you tell what's going on?

07/22/2025

Sorry Dr. Josh…..

07/19/2025

When will they finally learn to get jobs…but they’re so cute they’re worth it!! (feat. Peaches 🩷🧡)

Cat Condo Crew Check-In!We’re currently spoiled with some of the cutest guests ever—meet Nanook, Gumbo, and August! 💕 Th...
07/17/2025

Cat Condo Crew Check-In!
We’re currently spoiled with some of the cutest guests ever—meet Nanook, Gumbo, and August! 💕 These purr-fect patients are living their best lives while boarding with us.

07/17/2025

Seasonal allergies are real…but your dog can still enjoy the fresh outdoors like Ruthie is thanks to symptomatic relief provided by Apoquel ✨

07/08/2025

Ever wonder what a neuter procedure looks like here at AMC?? Walk through Arlo’s neuter day with us and see the quality of care your pet will receive!! (Viewer discretion advised)

Address

2330 44th St SW
Wyoming, MI
49519

Telephone

+16165317387

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