Animal Medical Center of Springboro

10/28/2024

We will be closed on Wednesday, October 30th for system upgrades and staff training.

03/02/2024

Meet Audrey! She is a junior at CinDay who studies a half day at the Warren County Career Center to be a vet tech. She aspires to be a veterinarian one day and through CinDay’s career exploration program, she is already on her way!
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One of our goals here at CinDay is to help students connect with professionals that work in a possible career field for them. Sometimes we achieve that goal through Career Speakers that we have at lunch time, internships, or job shadows.
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Several months ago, we had a career speaker, a vet, Dr. Christy Susec, at the Animal Medical Center of Springboro, come in and speak to our students about her profession and educational journey. Audrey asked if she could shadow her for a day. At the end of her day, they offered her a job! She is learning first hand what a veterinarian does on a daily basis and is loving it. This experience confirmed that a career in veterinary medicine is Audrey’s goal! We love seeing our students find and explore their passions! We’re also so grateful for any parents that come in to share their life experiences with our students. Animal Medical Center of Springboro

10/16/2023

If you’ve ever needed a vet, you’ve needed a vet tech.
Your vet tech performed chest compressions when your pet’s heart stopped.
Your tech noticed that your pet was unstable and prioritized their treatment.
Your tech administered a life-saving blood transfusion to your pet and watched them for an adverse reaction.
Your tech got one of the “good beds” for your arthritic pet.
Your tech offered different foods to your pet and noted their favourite for next time.
Your tech showered your pet in affection when you couldn’t be there for the euthanasia.
Your tech got your pet an extra blanket when they looked cold overnight.
Your tech carried your paralysed pet outside for some fresh air.
Your tech noticed the start of a seizure and gave your pet their emergency medicine.
Your tech gently washed your pet when they soiled themselves in-hospital and said something like “It happens to the best of us.”
Your tech checked your vet’s math before giving medication.
Your tech monitored your pet meticulously while under anaesthesia.
Your tech was the last face your pet saw before surgery and the first face they saw when they woke up.
Your tech snuck your pet a snack between meals when they seemed hungry.
Your tech remembered to approach your pet from the left because they’re blind on the right.
Your tech consulted with your vet when your pet seemed anxious.
Your tech celebrated your pet’s birthday in-hospital.
Your tech supported your pet as they learned to walk on only three legs.
Your tech showed immense patience to your rescued pet who has trust issues.
Your tech added helpful tips to the discharge instructions and answered your medication questions.
Your tech talked to your pet like they’re a person.
Your tech praised your pet and gave them treats to make vaccinations less scary.
Your tech informed the laboratory of your pet’s history so they can assess the blood sample accordingly.
Your tech kept your pet safe and comfortable during their diagnostic imaging.
Your tech does thousands of other things we can’t even think of because we take them for granted.
Your tech is your pet’s guardian angel. Please show them some love and appreciation this week and always.
Happy Vet Tech Appreciation Week ❤

10/26/2022

Terrifyingly cute! 👻 🐶 🐾

It’s scary how talented our CSR, Abigail, is at capturing pet photos! Happy Halloween! 🎃

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06/29/2022

We will be closed July 2nd-July 4th.

Have a safe holiday! 🇺🇸

06/15/2022

Power has been restored! We are open normal business hours today and working hard to get everyone rescheduled and taken care of. Thank you so much for your patience!

06/14/2022

The clinic is closed today due to loss of power from the storm yesterday. We are sorry for any inconvenience. We are hoping that the power will be restored today and we can resume normal business hours tomorrow.

12/24/2020

Santa arrived a little early at the Animal Medical Center! We are happy to welcome Dr. Christy Susec to our team. She brings with her over twenty years of experience serving the families and pets in our area and lots of Christmas cheer! She looks forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new families at AMC. Please join us in welcoming her!

11/19/2020

10/25/2020

We are very excited to share some great news with you! We have a brand new veterinarian on our team!

Some of you will recognize her big smile and enthusiasm for veterinary medicine right away. She originally joined us in 2011 as a high school student with big goals and a lot of heart. She worked very hard in the kennels so she could do what she loved as an assistant to the techs and doctors. She spent five years working with us over summer and college breaks until the day she flew off to St. Kitts to follow her dream of becoming a veterinarian. We stayed in touch with her during her adventures in vet school, even paying her a visit on "the rock." During one of the Martin’s visits to the Caribbean, she met them for a brief visit and brought her notes to review with Dr. Martin! She was a very dedicated student! Her vet school adventures took her all over the world and it was fun to get updates from her all along the way. It has been a pleasure to be a part of her journey and feels only natural to have her return home to us! We look forward to watching her blossom as a doctor and share her infectious zeal for success as she begins her career!

On October 12th we welcomed DR. CAITLIN WALSH to the Animal Medical Center of Springboro!!!

09/25/2020

Thank you to all of our wonderful clients for your patience and understanding.

Wondering why your veterinarian has been so busy this year? Pets may not need to mask up, but COVID-19 and its effects on human society has caused an unprece...

04/18/2020

I want to take the time to thank our staff and clients for their increased efforts to maximize social distancing. Your patience and cooperation while utilizing curbside service, extended drop-off appointments and work-ins has been appreciated and this system has worked out great considering the challenges we have had to overcome.

Starting Monday, April 20th, in an effort to reduce staff exposure to the public and each other, we will be creating smaller staff teams and shortening our business hours. This will allow us to decrease potential risk even further. We will be open Monday through Friday 8-5 and Saturday 8-4. This will only be temporary and we will be constantly reassessing our strategy as the governor updates the plan for Ohio moving forward.

Thank you for your support as we continue to care for your pet’s medical needs! Stay safe!

03/22/2020

Veterinary medicine has been deemed an essential business under the new ODH stay at home order. Animal Medical Center will be open for normal business hours.

Protecting the health and wellbeing of our team, our clients, their pets and the community is, as always, our main priority. We continue to evolve our protocols to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The additional actions we are taking are listed below.

We are attempting to minimize contact in our lobby by immediately escorting owners and patients into an exam room. The pet will be taken by a technician to the treatment room and examined and treatments administered. The doctor will discuss examination findings and treatment options with you in the room utilizing the mandated six feet rule.

If you are further concerned about your exposure, curbside services are being provided. This also includes food and medication pick-up.

If you are unwell, or showing any type of illness, please stay home and arrange for a friend or family member to transport your pet.

We are also increasing the number of drop off appointments for your convenience to minimize exposure and increase peace of mind.

If you have questions about our services or actions to prevent the spread of COVID-19 while we work, please feel free to call us at 937-746-3934. Please feel free to share this post.

Thanks and stay healthy!!! Dr Martin

05/01/2019

The Animal Medical Center is proud to announce the addition of laparoscopy and minimally invasive surgery. Laparoscopy and minimally invasive surgery have been the gold standard in human surgery for many years. It involves the use of tiny incisions and a high definition camera that allows the surgeon to see details undetected by the human eye which leads to safer, less invasive surgery with better outcomes.

Benefits include significantly less pain, less surgical risk, less tissue trauma, less bleeding, less risk of infection and faster, easier recovery. Please call and allow us to explain the benefits of minimally invasive surgery in more detail or answer any questions you may have.

10/06/2018

We are currently experience trouble with our phone lines. We apologize for the inconvenience and hope to have the issue resolved as soon as possible.

10/26/2017

Though there are news reports regarding canine influenza in Ohio, there is no need to panic. Canine influenza is mild, a viral upper respiratory infection, that rarely (

09/23/2016

Congratulations to my friend and co-worker, Sara Dolph, on her graduation from veterinary technology school! She has worked long and hard on earning this achievement. She now has the degree to back up the excellent medical care and loving attention she has always provided at the Animal Medical Center of Springboro! We are so proud of you!

07/12/2016

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Inspiring and heart-warming!

Comfort dogs from around the country have been brought to Orlando to offer just a small moment of peace for the victims and those affected by the terror attack over the weekend. Our Bradley Blackburn has more.