Veterinary Medical Center

02/12/2025

✨ We offer spay and neuter services for bunnies!🐰 🥕

✨ One of the main reasons that owners decide to spay their rabbits is to prevent them from developing the most common rabbit cancer, uterine adenocarcinoma. This is a cancer that solely affects female rabbits that have not been spayed.

✨ Unneutered males (bucks) frequently spray urine. Neutering can also reduce aggression and territorial behaviour towards their owners, making the bonding and handling with their humans a much gentler affair. 🥕 🐰

01/10/2025

Due to the weather we will be closing at 11 today. We’re sorry for any inconvenience. Please call 270.651.5444 if you have an emergency.

12/30/2024

Happy Birthday Sandra Heltsley! Thank you for everything you do for us at VMC!

12/13/2024

Last minute Christmas shopping?? Stop into VMC and browse our various scents of Pet Odor Eliminator candles for those you forgot to add to your list or are last minute RSVPs. We have all kinds of scents from strong to subtle and fruity to clean scents. Let us help your holidays be PURRR-fect 🐱🐶🐰🐹

11/27/2024

We will be closed Thursday and Friday this week. If you have an emergency please call (270)651-5444

We hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving!!🦃

11/21/2024

Thanksgiving is right around the corner!
Find out how to make the perfect dinner for your pet in the link below.

https://mywaggle.com/blogs/events/thanksgiving-dinner-for-your-pets #:~:text=Pet-Safe%20Thanksgiving%20Foods%201%20Plain%20Turkey%20Turkey%20is,nutritious%20addition%20to%20your%20pet%E2%80%99s%20Thanksgiving%20meal.%20

11/15/2024

Again, we are experiencing phone problems. We are sorry for any inconveniences.

11/13/2024

Veterinary Medical Center is experiencing phone difficulties. We apologize for any inconveniences.

10/31/2024

Had to call in our cleaning lady after a mess was made in the loby. The monk came for moral support

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from our staff at VMC!🎃👻🕷️

10/31/2024

Congratulations to Sherry Groce! You are the winner of our spa day giveaway!!
Thank you to everyone who participated!

🫧SPA DAY GIVEAWAY!! Who needs a bath!?🫧

🍂🍁Fall is here and we are having our first spa day giveaway at VMC🍂🍁

HOW TO ENTER: You must do ALL 3 to be entered!

🐾LIKE this post. 👍
🐾COMMENT your dog’s name; please feel free to include pictures of your pet! 🐶
🐾SHARE this post. Please make sure to share the original post and that your post is public so we can see it. ✅

•RULES•

🐾 You must be following our page.
🐾Your pet must be up to date on our required vaccines.

We will randomly choose one winner for one pet from the participants who follow the rules. This giveaway will include a free bath, nail trim, brush out, and potty patch!! Full body cuts/shaves are not included/available.

🎃 🕷️We will announce a winner on our page October 31st at noon!🎃🕷️

Good luck to everyone and thank you so much for your support!!🩵

10/30/2024

Last day to enter before we draw our winner tomorrow!!

🫧SPA DAY GIVEAWAY!! Who needs a bath!?🫧

🍂🍁Fall is here and we are having our first spa day giveaway at VMC🍂🍁

HOW TO ENTER: You must do ALL 3 to be entered!

🐾LIKE this post. 👍
🐾COMMENT your dog’s name; please feel free to include pictures of your pet! 🐶
🐾SHARE this post. Please make sure to share the original post and that your post is public so we can see it. ✅

•RULES•

🐾 You must be following our page.
🐾Your pet must be up to date on our required vaccines.

We will randomly choose one winner for one pet from the participants who follow the rules. This giveaway will include a free bath, nail trim, brush out, and potty patch!! Full body cuts/shaves are not included/available.

🎃 🕷️We will announce a winner on our page October 31st at noon!🎃🕷️

Good luck to everyone and thank you so much for your support!!🩵

10/29/2024

Is anyone missing this sweet boy?
Our coworker brought him in this morning after he showed up at her house last night. He was found on Hollow Road.
Hopefully we can reunite him with his family.🩵
Please share!

10/29/2024

We will be closing at 4PM this Thursday for Halloween👻🕷 🎃
Make sure to swing by the office for some candy! We would love to see everyone’s costumes. Furry or not!!
If you an emergency, please call 270.651.5444

10/28/2024

🥳Update!!🥳

Thank you to everyone who inquired about Tink these last few days.
He officially went home with his new dad today!
His new dad recently lost his furbaby and when he saw Tink, he knew he was ready to open his home for this baby. We know he will be very well taken care of and spoiled with his new family.

We also want to thank everyone who took the time to share this post! You guys are awesome!

Hello! My name is Tink and I am a 4 year old Dorkie (Dachshund and Yorkshire Terrier cross mix).
My birthday is November 23, 2020. I am up to date on shots until next October and have been neutered already.
My dad passed away suddenly at an old age and my human siblings were unable to care for me after such a heartbreaking loss. I would love to have a human as devoted to me as I am to them.
I’m a very friendly and cuddly boy who does best in a one dog, one human household. Sometimes due to my attachment issues (through no fault of anyone else, sometimes losing an owner suddenly can cause those) I can tend to be jealous if someone other than me is getting the attention I so crave.
I do require a natural leader for my new owner as I can sometimes become pushy if I believe I can get away with it and am a very stubborn by nature breed.
I also am good in a crate but I much prefer to be left to wander the house, following you from room to room and being a couch potato. I am, however, a very playful boy with lots of energy and I love to play with my stuffed animals. I am potty trained to both outdoors and potty pads.
If you think that you could be the 🐾pawfect🐾 match for me then please, call Veterinary Medical Center of Glasgow at 270.651.7333.
Please be ready to provide veterinary records if you have other pets. Also please keep in mind that you may not be the best fit for me if you have others as I require a lot of attention.
Thank you so much for your interest in me and for taking the time to learn about me.
If you’re not able to adopt me right now, please take a moment and share my post so I can hopefully find my forever family. I hope to hear from you soon!

10/17/2024

2 more weeks until we choose our winner!! Don't miss out!🐾

🫧SPA DAY GIVEAWAY!! Who needs a bath!?🫧

🍂🍁Fall is here and we are having our first spa day giveaway at VMC🍂🍁

HOW TO ENTER: You must do ALL 3 to be entered!

🐾LIKE this post. 👍
🐾COMMENT your dog’s name; please feel free to include pictures of your pet! 🐶
🐾SHARE this post. Please make sure to share the original post and that your post is public so we can see it. ✅

•RULES•

🐾 You must be following our page.
🐾Your pet must be up to date on our required vaccines.

We will randomly choose one winner for one pet from the participants who follow the rules. This giveaway will include a free bath, nail trim, brush out, and potty patch!! Full body cuts/shaves are not included/available.

🎃 🕷️We will announce a winner on our page October 31st at noon!🎃🕷️

Good luck to everyone and thank you so much for your support!!🩵

10/10/2024

Miss Sassy is excited for Halloween. You can definitely say she’s the cutest pumpkin in the patch🎃😍

Comment and show us your fur babies in their Halloween costumes!!🕷️🎃

10/09/2024

Have you noticed your pooch getting plump? It may be time for more walks, less table scraps, and perhaps even an additional visit to your vet.

October 9th is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day! Veterinarians use this day as a reminder to pet owners to keep their pets healthy. While a chunky Chester can be cute, that extra layer for lovin’ may cause serious consequences in the long run.

Confronting obesity is challenging. No one wants to think of their pet as overweight, in fact most owners believe their dog or cat is a normal weight. Currently more than half of all domestic cats and dogs are clinically obese. Obesity can also lead to some serious health issues for your pet. This could include diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, decreased life expectancy, and cancer. These conditions can become very costly. The good news is that pet obesity is preventable and treatable! While some dog breeds are more high risk to being overweight, such as Labradors and Golden Retrievers, there are still several ways to fight obesity. Taking your dog for a walk or, if capable, giving your dog freedom to romp, sniff, and run is a great start. However, if your pet is already overweight, you may want to consult with your veterinarian to get your pet started on a weight loss plan.

Do you believe you pet may be overweight? Do the Thick Check!
To determine if your pet is obese or overweight, you should easily be able to feel your pet’s ribs without pressing on the pet. Your pet’s stomach should also be tucked in, not hanging.

While it’s hard to say no to those begging faces, veterinarians insist that it is most important to practice discipline for the well-being and overall health of your precious companion.

Below we've included some infographics regarding your furry or scaly companion's body composition and proper weight guidelines. Feel free to browse these and consider setting an appointment with your regular veterinarian if you have any concerns regarding your pet's weight.