Animal Medical Center of Wyoming

02/20/2024

Meet Olivia, she is a part of our pet attendant team! With her unwavering dedication and tireless work ethic, Olivia plays an indispensable role at Animal Medical Center of Wyoming. Her commitment to ensuring every patient leaves with a smile speaks volumes about her passion for animal care. Olivia excels in cultivating existing relationships with our furry patients and delights in forging new bonds with newcomers. Her genuine love for animals shines through in every interaction. Plus, Olivia's bond with her coworkers adds an extra sparkle to our clinic's atmosphere! At home, Olivia is a loving pet parent to her pup Haisley, and her cat Kovu! 💕

02/19/2024

Introducing our newest groomer, Mikennah!

With her dedication and enthusiasm, Mikennah is ready to pamper your pets with love and care. Give a warm welcome to Mikennah and book your pet's next grooming session today!🐶🐱

02/16/2024

✨Spa day with Gigi & Bean✨ Whether your fluffy family member is groomed by one of our long time groomers, Vicki or Emilee, or our newest addition to the AMC grooming family, Mikennah, we guarantee they are treated with the utmost care and respect for their wellbeing and of course all the love! 💙Take a look at a day in the life of two of our most iconic patients getting all dolled up for Valentines Day 💕☺️

02/15/2024

Did you know that urinary blockages are a serious and potentially life-threatening condition in cats? It's true! And understanding the signs and knowing what to do can save your feline friend's life! 🐾

Urinary blockages occur when a cat's urethra becomes obstructed, preventing them from urinating normally. This can lead to a buildup of toxins in their body and cause severe discomfort. But fear not! Here's what you need to know:

Keep an eye out for these symptoms:
- Straining to urinate
- Frequent trips to the litter box with little to no output
- Crying out in pain while urinating
- Licking around the urinary opening excessively
- Signs of distress or lethargy

If you notice any of these signs, don't delay! Contact us immediately. Prompt treatment is crucial to relieve the blockage and prevent complications.

To help prevent urinary issues, make sure your kitty stays hydrated by providing plenty of fresh water and feeding them a balanced diet. Some cats may benefit from wet food to increase their fluid intake. Keep those litter boxes clean and accessible, and consider providing multiple boxes in different areas of your home to encourage regular elimination.

💖 Let's keep our beloved feline friends happy, healthy, and purring by staying informed and proactive about their urinary health! 🐱💕

02/13/2024

Did you know that just like humans, our furry friends can suffer from osteoarthritis too?

Osteoarthritis is a common degenerative joint disease that can affect pets of all ages and breeds. It causes pain, stiffness, and decreased mobility, impacting their quality of life. But here's the good news: early detection and management can make a world of difference!

Keep a close eye on your pet and watch out for signs such as:
- Limping or favoring a limb
- Difficulty getting up or lying down
- Reluctance to climb stairs or jump
- Noticeable decrease in activity levels
- Swelling or stiffness in joints

Regular check-ups with a veterinarian are crucial for early detection and proper treatment. They can recommend lifestyle adjustments, medications, or supplements to help alleviate discomfort and keep your pet happy and active for years to come! Ask one of our veterinarians about recommendations regarding osteoarthritis for your pet!🩺

Let's give our furry pals the love and care they deserve by staying vigilant and proactive about their joint health! Together, we can keep those tails wagging and those purrs going strong! 🐾💕

It could be that your furry friend is showing signs of a common type of arthritis called osteoarthritis.

02/13/2024

Congratulations Finn 💖 We are proud of you! Keep up the hard work!

🛎️Ding ding ding! We are thrilled to ring the graduation bell for Finn!

💔When we first met Finnegan and his mom, things were pretty rough. He and his cousin dog, Bentley, with whom he lives, were getting into frequent injurious fights. Finn would guard good at first and would get conflicted in small spaces, but by the time we met them, Finn would fight Bentley on sight. And Finn’s anxiety made it hard for him to leave the home to walk, for enrichment, or to learn.

❤️‍🩹Flash forward six months and thanks to their people’s hard work, and a skilled assist from the fantastic Dr. Carron at to treat Finn’s underlying anxiety, Finn and Bentley can now chill together in common spaces for three or more hours and walk together. Finn has even been cleared to continue working his brain in our fun sport classes.

❤️The boys will always need careful supervision and cannot be together around food, but peace has been restored in the household! And Finn’s world has been made bigger and less scary. ❤️

🥹 We are just 👏so proud👏 of Finnegan, Bentley, and family. Keep up your great work, friends! 🎓🎓🎓🎓

ℹ️ if you and your best friends struggle with interdog aggression, we’d love to help. Our interdog aggression work usually starts with an initial behavior consultation of 90-120 minutes, then we move to short, affordable virtual sessions of 15-30 minutes per session in which we coach you to work your dogs together at home without a trainer standing there changing the dynamic in the household. It’s an affordable and effective method of working through one of the more challenging problems people bring to us. Visit our website to find out more!

02/13/2024

Here at Animal Medical Center of Wyoming, our Client Care Team is nothing short of exceptional, and Maddie is a shining example of that excellence!

Maddie's passion for veterinary medicine shines through in everything she does. Her favorite part of being with us? The opportunity to learn and grow in the field she loves, expanding her knowledge with each passing day. But it's not just about the work for Maddie – it's the people too! She thrives in our close-knit team environment and admires the camaraderie she shares with her coworkers. At home, Maddie is a loving mom to her babies Tato (brown tabby), and Stormi (her gray fluff). 🐾

Thank you, Maddie, for your dedication to our furry friends and their families, and for being an integral part of the AMC family!

01/26/2024

Meet Lauren, one of our Exam Room Nurses who has been at Animal Medical Center of Wyoming for the past year. Her passsion for patient care is boundless. Lauren plans to elevate her skills by going back to school to become a Licesened Veterinary Technician. One of Lauren's favorite parts about working in our clinic are her coworkers, the lively atmosphere, and working with Dr. Vincent to help care for our exotic patients. Lauren is pictured loving on Oreo, one of our patients who was here for a routine dental cleaning. At home she is a loving pet parent to her cat Gem, and her cornsnake Clementine.

01/10/2024

Thousands of pets wander away from home each year, leaving owners in a panic. You can increase the chances of reuniting with your companion by microchipping your pet. Microchipping is a simple, painless way to identify your pet as a family member permanently. Your pet's information is then registered in a national database. Call us today to schedule an appointment to get your fur baby microchipped!

https://ow.ly/SUny50QneTT

01/08/2024

Calling all pet parents!

Did you know? 4 out of 5 pets over the age of three suffer from some type of dental disease.

Pet Dental Health is more significant than you may think! Dental diseases make your furry friend uncomfortable and can lead to severe systemic issues affecting the heart, liver, kidney, and other essential organs in your pet's body.

From bad breath and yellow teeth to gum disease and painful eating - one dental check-up could save your pet from them all! Regular dental checkups with the vet are a MUST to keep your pet flashing its pearly whites! 🦷🩺

Pictured below is a before and after dental cleaning! Do you think your pet could benefit from a dental? Let's spread awareness about the importance of pet dental health together! Schedule your check-up today by giving us a call, or logging into your pet's portal!

01/05/2024

Nearly 40% of cats have signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain, and they suffer in silence for years. Learn more about the symptoms of OA pain -- and what you can do to help your cat. Ask one of our veterinarians about Solensia, a monthly injection administered in the clinic to help control the pain your cat may experience from OA.

Nearly 40% of cats have signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain, and they suffer in silence for years. Learn more about the signs of OA pain -- and what you can do...

01/02/2024

Let's paw-se for a moment! Did you know that regular visits to your pet’s doctor could mean a world of difference to your furry friend's health? Just as humans need routine check-ups, our pets do, too.

Pets can't always tell us when they're not feeling well, and many diseases are challenging to detect without a thorough vet examination. We can see potential health problems earlier by scheduling regular vet visits, ensuring our furry friends live long, healthy, and happy lives!

Think about it like a periodic car check - it's always better to prevent than to treat! Plus, your pet will definitely appreciate all the sticky treats from the vet's office!

Still have questions? Give us a call or log onto your pet's portal to keep updated! Stay tuned for more pet health tips. And most importantly, don't forget to book that vet check-up for your precious one now!
Together, let's make our furry friends' lives PAW-some!

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas to all! Take a look at our annual crazy Christmas pictures, and share some Christmas moments with your fur babies!

12/21/2023

Holidays can be stressful for you and your pets! Extra visitors and bustling activity can cause anxiety for everyone in the house! When visitors are coming over, give your pets a space of their own that is quiet and away from all the activity. Ensure they have a comfy space to lie along with their food, water, and any other essentials they might need! If your pet gets extremely stressed out or anxious from changes in their routine, this would be something to speak with us about during your next visit.

Check out the link below for some other helpful holiday tips for your pet!

https://ow.ly/mN8G50QkqI0

12/20/2023

Flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives should be given to cats year-round, even if your pet is indoor-only! Talk to one of our veterinarians about the best preventative option for your furry companion.

As a cat owner, you may have had flea issues once or twice in your cat’s lifetime. Here’s how to help you and your cat navigate the world of fleas.

12/07/2023

Dave is so handsome!

12/04/2023

Goose came in to be neutered and is recovering with his stuffed friend that he brought for moral support ❤️

11/29/2023

https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/cat-brushing

Whether your cat loves being brushed or finds it uncomfortable, grooming is an important part of cat ownership. The right brush and technique can help.

11/27/2023

In response to the emergence of a new bacterial respiratory pathogen affecting dogs, it is essential to take immediate steps to protect their health. This pathogen, which is currently being closely studied by veterinary experts, can pose a significant threat to the respiratory wellbeing of dogs.

To mitigate the risk of transmission, dog owners are advised to limit their pets' exposure to other dogs. This includes avoiding places like dog parks, kennels, and other settings where dogs congregate and interact closely. By reducing contact with other dogs, the chances of spreading this pathogen can be significantly lowered.

Additionally, maintaining regular health check-ups and following the guidance of veterinarians is crucial during this time. Although there is no specific vaccination for this new pathogen, keeping dogs in good overall health can help them better cope with potential illnesses. By being vigilant and taking these preventive measures, we can help ensure the safety and health of our canine companions.

11/24/2023

11/21/2023

https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/tips-living-heavy-shedding-dog

The right tools and grooming routine help make caring for a heavy shedding dog easier. Heavy shedding breeds usually have an undercoat, but most breeds shed.

11/18/2023

https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/dog-sprayed-skunk

If your dog is sprayed by a skunk, stay calm but act fast. Take care of their eyes, wipe them down to remove the spray, and shampoo as many times as needed.

11/17/2023

Sweater Weather!

11/16/2023

https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/signs-dehydration-dogs

Know the signs of mild and severe dehydration to keep your dog safe. Some signs include pale/sticky gums, skin elasticity, dry nose, and excessive drooling