Age is nothing but a number- it doesn't stop your older kitty from being a great companion! Keep your senior cat happy and healthy with the tips below. Schedule veterinarian checkups at least twice a year. The older your senior cat, the more important it is to...

Are you ready to take your pet camping this summer? Before you get the tent ready, here are some tips to make sure your pet stays safe this camping trip!  #1: Think of ways to include your pet while camping To make camping fun for you both, include plenty of...

Having your furry friend microchipped can make all the difference in the event of an emergency. Although it may seem scary, the process is simple and safe! Here is a list of myths surrounding microchipping that the team at Animal Medical Care wants to debunk:  ...

Through the thick and thin, our senior fur friends deserve the same love and loyalty they've bestowed upon us throughout their lifetime. Even with age, our companions still have much more to give. Here are 3 simple ways of showing them love in their most distinguished...

When your pet is ill or injured, you may not be able to tell if it's time to rush to the emergency vet or wait until your primary veterinarian is open. However, while some scenarios are true emergencies, not all medical conditions need immediate treatment. If you...

Heartworm can be a confusing topic for many pet owners. But our team here at Animal Medical Care is debunking common heartworm myths, to help pet owners understand the importance of year-round prevention.   Myth: Only dogs get heartworms Truth: Heartworms can...

It’s March, and as the spring thaw begins, many of us will be grabbing our gardening gloves to fix up our yards. If your furry companion also plans on joining you, you'll want to know about these common garden toxins for pets.   Pesticides and insecticides —...

March is Pet Poison Prevention Month, and the team at Animal Medical Care wants to this list of common household toxins. Chances are, you have these four items around your home: Drugs. Have a headache? Pop a Tylenol. But if your pet accidentally gets into some of your...

Part of cat ownership involves coming across hairballs. Depending on your cat’s hair coat length, you may encounter hairballs with such regular frequency that you become worried about your feline friend’s health. We're going to answer some of the most frequently asked...

Does it seem like your pooch can't stop licking their paws? Many pet owners become frustrated by the non-stop paw-licking and want to help their dogs overcome this condition. Our team wants to help you identify three of the most common reasons your dog may be licking...