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AMCMA is proud to be an AAHA-accredited, full-service animal hospital whose proceeds directly benefit Louis, MO area for everything pet related.

Animal Medical Center of Mid-America is proud to serve the St. Our AAHA-accredited veterinary clinic and animal hospital is run by licensed, experienced St. Louis veterinarians who hold a wide breadth of expertise. Our team is committed to educating our clients in how to keep your pets healthy year round, with good nutrition and exercise. Animal Medical Center of Mid-America stays on top of the la

test advances in veterinarian technology and above all, remembers that all animals and pets need to be treated with loving care in every check-up, procedure, or surgery. The Animal Medical Center of Mid-America is open to ALL pets and their owners! We are open 6 days a week to accommodate your schedule. We are the ONLY veterinary clinic in the St. Louis area whose proceeds directly benefit homeless animals in Humane Society of Missouri shelters. Call 314-951-1534 or make an appointment at www.amcma.org.

24/03/2025

Do you worry about limping in your animal? Broken bone? Fractures?

📞Call us for a consultation about your pets health 314.951.1534

We are fortunate to have multiple veterinarians who are capable of performing a wide range of veterinary orthopedic procedures. Our facilities are outfitted with the same high quality state of the art technology that specialty practices use, which allows us to bring in a board-certified veterinarian to perform your pet’s surgery should the situation call for it.🩺

🩹Orthopedic procedures affect the muscles, joints and /or bones of your pet’s body. Orthopedic surgery can be used to treat the following common issues, among many others:

Luxating patella
Bone fractures
Cranial cruciate ligament repair
FHO (femoral head and neck ostectomy)
TPLO

22/03/2025

Selfie Saturday 📸
Hi. My name is Zima!

Post your pet selfies on the AMCMA app for a chance to feature on social media. ⭐

19/03/2025

🌻Spring cleaning tip!

Wash you pets bedding regularly to reduce allergens! This is useful for both you and your animal, specifically if they have allergies.

Cleaning your pets feet when they enter the home is also a good measure to reduce allergens.

17/03/2025

🧼When selecting pet-safe cleaners for your home, it's crucial to check the ingredient list and be aware of which substances can be harmful to your furry friends.

🧼Keep in mind that both synthetic and natural chemicals can pose risks, and some may irritate your pets if they come into contact with them.

🧼If you're unsure about anything, it's best to reach out to your veterinarian for guidance 🩺

15/03/2025

Selfie Saturday 📸
Hi. My name is Shadow, but they call me babygirl!

My favorite activity is being outside, and the weirdest thing I do is being jealous.

Post your pet selfies on the AMCMA app for a chance to feature on social media. ⭐

13/03/2025

Lets debunk some Vaccine Myths❕

💚Do Vaccines make my pet sick?
Vaccines are generally very safe for pets. The advantages they provide far exceed any potential risks. In fact, vaccines are now safer than they have ever been, with the rate of adverse reactions dropping by nearly 50% in the past 15 years.

💚Vaccines are for outdoor animals only
In the United States, nearly every state mandates rabies vaccinations for both dogs and cats, regardless of their indoor lifestyle. It's also advisable to vaccinate cats, even if they never go outside.

💚Senior animals don't need vaccines.
Pets that have received all their vaccinations during their lifetime have a minimal chance of contracting the diseases they were immunized against. However, "minimal" does not equate to "zero" risk. So it's recommended to vaccinate our senior pet.

Keeping our animals safe with prevention methods like vaccines is the greatest protection we can offer them. 🩺

10/03/2025

We offer low-cost spay and neuter surgeries for the pets of Missouri residents.

All pets that are spayed or neutered at our facilities are treated with pain medication and, with a minimal amount of home care, are back to being themselves within a few short days.

Book your snip appointment with us at 📞314.651.1534

08/03/2025

Selfie Saturday 📸
Hi. My name is Winter!

My favorite activity is destruction!, and the weirdest thing I do is licking!

Post your pet selfies on the AMCMA app for a chance to feature on social media. ⭐

07/03/2025

Chewable medication for animals. 🩺

Though not all medical conditions have chewable alternatives, it can make administering medications much easier.

For our fussy patients that are much more likely to spit out their medications, chewable tablets are easily consumed, much less stress, and a money saver as you don't need to buy pill pockets or other treats. 🍖

We know pilling your animal is hard, but sourcing the best care is a part of the journey you can take with you Vet.

05/03/2025

Knowing if your animal has worms is a vital part of wellness visits when visiting the Vet.

Dogs of any age, breed, size, can have worms. Some worms are Zoonotic, meaning they can pass from animal to Human.

Though this sounds scary, it is very easy to treat and prevent.

Bringing in a stool sample. This is the best way to diagnose intestinal worms, different worms have different treatments, so diagnosis of the correct parasite the the fastest way to get rid of them!

Heart Worm Test. Though Heart Worms can't be diagnosed with a stool sample, it instead requires a blood draw to be performed and a test to be ran for diagnosis.

All infections of worms require medicated treatment and need to be dealt with sooner rather than later, as they can lead to a bigger problem.

Remember, when booking your wellness visit, bring a f***l sample!💩

01/03/2025

Selfie Saturday 📸
Hi. My name is Kat!

My favorite activity is meowing, and the weirdest thing I do is jump on my dad's back.

Post your pet selfies on the AMCMA app for a chance to feature on social media. ⭐

27/02/2025

Today is World Spay Day! 💓

Having your pet spayed or neutered is part of responsible pet ownership.

Not only are these procedures helpful in preventing animal overpopulation, but they also prevent a number of health and behavioral problems for your pet.

For instance, spaying a female cat or dog can prevent dangerous uterine infections, while neutering a male can prevent testicular cancer if done before 6 months of age.

Animal Medical Center of Mid-America is dedicated to helping pet owners by offering low-cost spay/neuter programs. We believe every pet should have a chance to live a long, happy and healthy life, and spaying and neutering is a great place to start! 🐾

Learn more here: amcma.org/services/spay-neuter/

27/02/2025

🌻With Spring just around the corner, lets highlight some spring activity's you can do with your K9 companion.

🐕‍🦺Sniff walks, these walks are slow paced, relaxing walks great for senior animals that can't keep up with the fast paced walking or running.

🐕‍🦺Hiking, more physically intense and great for athletic dogs. These walks can be very enriching when visiting different sights and smells.

🐕‍🦺Learning a new trick. Enrolling in a dog class for some mental stimulation is a great way to enrich play with your animal.

🐕‍🦺Playing hide and seek. If you hide some high value toys or treats around the house for your dog to find, the act of hunting out treats can be very enriching.

We hope you have started a list to spend spring having fun!

25/02/2025

Submit your tongue out submission on the AMCMA App for a chance to be feature on our social media! 📸

22/02/2025

Selfie Saturday 📸
Hi. My name is Reno, but they call me Meathead!

My favorite activity is running, and the weirdest thing I do is jump scare my owners.

Post your pet selfies on the AMCMA app for a chance to feature on social media. ⭐

19/02/2025

Does my cat have a UTI❔
Have you noticed abnormal urinary frequency? Peeing in different spots of the house?

These symptoms are not always representative of a UTI. There any many factors that contribute to abnormal peeing patterns in felines.

So let's narrow it down and look at some of the factors pointing to a UTI.

🐈Increased frequency of trips to the litter box
🐈Smaller urine clumps in their litter box
🐈Peeing outside of their litter box
🐈Blood in their urine
🐈Straining or vocalizing when peeing

If you notice any of these symptoms, seeing your Vet is the first step to successful management of UTI's, and prevention of what could become a larger problem if left untreated.

17/02/2025

❕Parvo Virus is the worlds most common disease in dogs.

With their immature immune systems, puppies between six weeks and six months are most susceptible to infection. Older dogs can also be affected, especially if they’re unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated.🐕‍🦺

Parvo can survive most household cleaning products, live in dogs p**p and persist for months outside a host. Parvo can survive the heat and freezing temperatures making places like dog parks highly susceptible.

Bringing your animal in for wellness vaccinations is the best way to protect your companion.
Book an appointment with us at 314.951.1534 📞

15/02/2025

Selfie Saturday 📸
Hi. My name is Winifred, but they call me Winnie!

My favorite activity is running around the house at full speed, and the weirdest thing I do is chase my tail.

Post your pet selfies on the AMCMA app for a chance to feature on social media. ⭐

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