Top 10 Warning Signs of Cancer in Pets
According to the Colorado State University Flint Animal Cancer Center, the top 10 warning signs of cancer in pets are: Unusual swellings that don’t go away or that grow. The best way to discover lumps,...
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The word “cancer” is very powerful. It’s almost a taboo word, and can change the tone of a conversation to one of fear and dread, followed by silence. If the term is used by your veterinarian to...
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Four Common Types of Pet Cancer
According to the National Cancer Institute (NCI), the top five cancers in people are breast cancer in women, prostate cancer in men, followed by lung cancer, colon/rectal cancer, and melanoma in both...
View ArticleHappy Halloween Safety Tips!
Halloween can be a festive and fun time for children and families. But for pets? Let’s face it, it can be a downright nightmare. Forgo the stress and dangers this year by following these 10 easy tips....
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All About Seniors
Thanks to better care, pets are living longer now than they ever have before – but as pets get older, they need extra care and attention. We need to be proactive about identifying and managing...
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Adopt A Senior Pet Month
Here at Animal Medical Clinic, we love our senior pets—that’s why we are thrilled that November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month! If you’ve been thinking about adding a four-legged-friend to your family,...
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9 Ways to Stay Healthy During the Golden Years
Great news for pet parents: Our dogs and cats are living longer than ever before. But just like people, pets have changing needs as they age. While every animal is different, there are general...
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Common Senior Pet Health Issues
Just like older people, senior pets can become afflicted with myriad diseases. Things that you may think are just signs they are getting older may instead be a serious problem. On the other hand, age...
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Behavior Problems of Older Pets
It is not unusual for behavior problems to develop in older pets and often there may be multiple concurrent problems. It is also important to note that some of the changes associated with aging may not...
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Thanksgiving Pet Safety Tips
In the spirit of attempting to prevent a Thanksgiving Day disaster in your home, here are some common exposures that we encounter during the week of Thanksgiving. Fatty foods such as butter, bacon,...
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Be Gentle- I Know My Dog is Old
“How old is he?” “Wow. They don’t live much longer than that, do they?” “Have you thought about putting him down?” When your dog is old and sick, the end is pretty much all you can think about. Your...
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Healthy Bones, Joints and Muscles
Bone, muscle and joint disease can affect pets of all ages. And sometimes it’s hard to spot! But left unchecked, a minor problem may become a serious issue. Without his musculoskeletal system, your dog...
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Hip and Elbow Dysplasia
What is Hip Dysplasia? Hip dysplasia (HD) is defined as a deformity of the coxofemoral (hip) joint that occurs during the growth period. Hip dysplasia is a hereditary condition that creates a poorly...
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How to Keep my Pets Bones Strong and Healthy
Just as a healthy lifestyle program (e.g. exercise and good nutrition) can be beneficial to humans, taking measures to maintain bone and joint health helps your pet. Most bone and joint disorders do...
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Cruciate Ligament Injury
Cruciate ligaments are a pair of ligaments inside each of your dog’s knees. When functioning properly, they stop the knees from twisting or overextending. But when the ligaments become injured, it can...
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Arthritis
How to Spot Arthritis in Dogs and Cats Arthritis is one of the most common ailments seen in middle-aged to older pets. Even younger dogs and cats, under the right circumstances, can suffer from...
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What makes us Different?
We are AAHA Accredited – Did you know…Only 15% of the animal hospitals in the US are Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association? That means they are inspected to make sure they meet...
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Walk Your Pet Month
It’s January and National Walk Your Pet Month is here again. It is a perfect time for you and the dogs in your life to get the great health benefits it provides as well as a great bonding time. While...
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February is Pet Dental Health Month
February is Pet Dental Health Month, and it’s a perfect time to start the year off right by providing good dental care for your pet. Dental or periodontal disease can lead to many serious health and...
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Responsible Pet Owners Month
Not only is it National Pet Dental Health Month but, it is also Responsible Pet Owners Month. Including a dog or cat in your family can be incredibly rewarding, but “parenting” a happy, healthy pet is...
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