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All Pets Medical Center, LLC

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All Pets Medical Center, LLC

Animal hospital offering integrative medicine & acupuncture for small animals & exotics. This is in addition or as an alternative to regular western medicine.

All Pets Medical Center was founded in 2005 in Bourne, Massachusetts on beautiful Cape Cod. We realized our vision to provide high quality care for our patients while maintaining a warm, caring and familiar relationship with our patients and their owners. After seeing many animals during the last 10 years, Dr. Herbst still knows most of her patients by name! We are proud to be one of the few anima

l hospitals on the Upper Cape that also offers alternative treatments, such as acupuncture, chinese herbs and Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine to our patients. We invite you to come and get a tour – our friendly staff loves to show you our clinic!

12/26/2024

🦟 Did you know that Lyme disease-affected pets do not develop the classic bullseye rash seen in humans? In fact, many pets show no signs at all, or their signs are often vague and nonspecific, which sometimes results in an incorrect or delayed diagnosis.

Lyme disease testing (i.e., a blood test) is advised for pets with clinical signs that include fever, lethargy, appetite loss, swollen lymph nodes, intermittent lameness, and painful or swollen joints.

Because Lyme disease signs can come and go or be entirely absent, we recommend dogs be tested annually for tick-borne diseases, which involves a simple blood test similar to their yearly heartworm test. Protect your furry friend from this debilitating condition by contacting us at 508-743-8338. 🐾

12/24/2024

🐕🐈 A healthy diet is important, but so is exercise! Encourage your furry friend to get up and get moving every day. Even a short burst of activity can help. For cats, a few 5- or 10-minute play sessions throughout the day are best.

🎾🐾 Dogs, on the other hand, benefit from a longer walk or a game of fetch. Keeping your pet active is key to helping them maintain a healthy weight.

Need ideas for exercising with your pet? Reach out to our team for tips! Call 508-743-8338 to talk to your veterinarian.

12/19/2024

One way to combat excessive barking is by providing your furry friend with plenty of mental stimulation. You can accomplish this through activities like obedience training, agility courses, and scent work. Try incorporating new and challenging games to help keep your dog's mind active and alert. A mentally stimulated dog is less likely to bark out of boredom.

12/17/2024

🍇🐕 Grapevines may be a beautiful addition to your yard, but they can be toxic to your dog.

😕 If ingested, they can cause kidney failure. But don't worry, there's a solution!

👀 Try trimming the budding grapes before they turn into fruit to preserve the aesthetic value of the vines while keeping your furry friend safe.

🌱 As always, it's important to be aware of potential toxins and hazards to keep your pets healthy and happy.

12/12/2024

🌿🚫 Fertilizers can pose a risk to your furry friends, so pet owners need to be cautious!

🐾 While most fertilizers are safe when used properly, your pet may experience skin irritation or mild gastrointestinal symptoms if they come into contact with or ingest the product. If you think your pet has been exposed to fertilizer, use warm water to remove it from their skin and monitor for any symptoms.

👀 Keep your pet away from fertilized areas to prevent any accidents!🙅

12/10/2024

Don't let your furry friend fall victim to rabies, a deadly viral disease that attacks the brain and spinal cord, leading to restlessness, aggression, and seizures. It's transmitted through the bite of an infected animal, such as bats, skunks, raccoons, and foxes. Sadly, once signs of rabies appear, it's almost always fatal. Protect your pet by calling us at 508-743-8338 to consult with a Veterinarian today.

12/05/2024

🚨🐶 Keep your pets safe from rabies! 🐱🚨

Rabies is a viral disease that can be deadly for both pets and humans. It's transmitted through bites from infected animals like bats, skunks, raccoons, and foxes. The virus attacks the brain and spinal cord, leading to severe symptoms such as aggression, excessive drooling, and seizures. Sadly, there's no cure for rabies, and it's almost always fatal once signs appear.

Protect your pet from rabies by keeping them up-to-date on their rabies vaccine. Don't forget to keep your distance from wild animals, and always supervise your pet when outside. If you're concerned about rabies or need to schedule a vaccine appointment, give us a call at 508-743-8338 to speak with a veterinarian.

12/03/2024

👉 Are you concerned about the rising threat of tick-borne Lyme disease? Lyme disease is a year-round concern.

But don't worry, we are here to help! Contact us at 508-743-8338 to learn how to protect your furry friend and yourself from this debilitating condition. Stay informed, stay safe, and keep your pet healthy! 🐾

11/28/2024

🌱🐶 Attention dog owners: grapevines can be harmful to your furry friends!

😔 These vines can cause kidney failure in dogs, but there's a way to keep your yard looking beautiful while protecting your pup.

👀 Try trimming off the budding grapes before they turn into fruit, preserving the aesthetic value of the leafy vines while keeping your dog safe.

🐾 Keep your pets healthy and happy by being informed about common household toxins.

11/26/2024

👀🚨 Did you know that xylitol, a sugar substitute, can be DANGEROUS for your furry friends?

🐾 Dogs who ingest xylitol may develop severe hypoglycemia and liver damage, leading to a life-threatening situation. Be a responsible pet owner and keep xylitol-containing products out of your dogs' reach!🙏

11/21/2024

🐾🏋️‍♂️ Want to build a healthy foundation for your pet's mind and body? Play, exercise, and training are essential! These activities give your young pet the chance to burn energy, learn commands, and understand acceptable behavior.

🐶😻 In addition, keeping your pet physically and mentally engaged helps prevent problem behaviors that may lead to pet relinquishment and strengthens the bond between you.

👍💪 Start your furry friend off on the right paw by incorporating plenty of play, exercise, and training into their daily routine. Call 508-743-8338 to talk to your veterinarian for more tips on keeping your pet happy and healthy.

11/19/2024

If your cat suddenly seems to change his mind about the petting, and appears tense, with his ears back and pupils dilated, it’s best to stop and let him be. If you ignore the signals, he may feel trapped, and his only way out may be to defend himself. Remember that cats are individuals with their own preferences and moods.

Watch for his body language and signals, and respect his boundaries. It’s better to end the petting session earlier than risk hurting your cat or straining your relationship.

11/14/2024

Did you know that most pets develop dental disease by age 3? Don't let your furry friend become a statistic! Our team at All Pets Medical Center is committed to promoting pet dental health and preventing oral infections.

Call us, today, to book a dental check-up for your pet! 508-743-8338

11/12/2024

🦷😖 Dental disease can be incredibly painful for pets, but since they can't tell us how they feel, we may not realize there's a problem until it's too late.

Chronic pain and inflammation caused by dental disease can lead to behavioral changes like lethargy, irritability, and decreased appetite.

That's why it's important to schedule annual dental evaluations as part of your pet's regular preventive care exam.

A thorough dental procedure can help alleviate pain and discomfort, making your pet feel like a whole new animal!

11/07/2024

Does your pet suffer from separation anxiety? If so, you're not alone. Many pets experience this condition, but with the right treatment, it's possible to manage the symptoms and help your pet feel more comfortable and secure. We offer a variety of options, including medication, behavior modification, and environmental management, to help your pet cope with anxiety and feel more at ease.

11/05/2024

Cats may be known for their independent nature, but they can also experience separation anxiety. Signs to look out for include urination on personal items, excessive grooming, and loud vocalizations. Don't overlook these signs in your feline friend!

10/31/2024

💉🐶 Vaccinating your pet against common diseases like feline herpesvirus and more, can save you from costly treatment expenses. Avoiding costly drugs and therapy is easy with regular check-ups and vaccinations. Contact us at 508-743-8338 to find out more!

10/29/2024

🌿🧅 Beware of onions, garlic, and chives if you're a pet owner!

🐾 Although these herbs may add flavor to your meals, they can be TOXIC to your furry friends and cause red blood cell damage. Garlic is the most poisonous of the three and can cause vomiting, weakness, nausea, and collapse. So, be careful and keep these ingredients away from your pets!🚫

Address

16 Waterhouse Road, # 7
Bourne, MA
02532

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 7pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Telephone

(508) 743-8338

Website

http://www.allpetsmedicalcenter.com/

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