It's an exciting time! Your new puppy is ready to come home with you. You've got all the essentials, and you've booked your new puppy's first vet appointment. Our Murfreesboro veterinarians explain what to expect and what to bring to your first appointment.
You are outside taking your dog for a walk on a beautiful day, but they suddenly stop and won't move. Today, our Murfreesboro vets share some reasons why this may happen and what you can do.
Although most cats live for 10-14 years or so on average, some breeds of cats do live longer than others. Today, our Murfreesboro vets list some breeds of cats that tend to live longer lives so you can have your feline companion for many years to come.
When you are caring for a newborn kitten there are lots of things you will need to know, especially if they don't have a mother. Today our Murfreesboro vets share with you how you can take care of a baby kitten that doesn't have a mother, what can go wrong as well as when you should take them to the vet for the first time.
If your dog is 'getting up there' in years, there are a number of things to keep in mind for your aging pooch. Today our Murfreesboro vets discuss senior dogs, their needs, and what you can do to help your pet live out their golden years happily.
Cat colds are upper respiratory infections characterized by all the same symptoms as the human cold. If your feline friend is sneezing or has a runny nose there's a good chance they have a cat cold. Here, our Murfreesboro County vets explain more about cat colds and when to seek veterinary care.
Wondering why you should take your pet to the veterinarian even when they seem healthy? Today, our Murfreesboro vets discuss why cats and dogs should come in for annual exams and what we do during these checkups.
Cats can live between 8 and 24 years, depending on nutrition, genetics, preventive and health care, and yes, a little bit of luck. Today, our Murfreesboro vets discuss routine cat care and how you can help your cat live a long, healthy life.
Animal Medical Center has seen an alarming increase in cases of dog leptospirosis recently. This disease is typically seen in dogs but can easily be transmitted to their loving owners. Our Murfreesboro vets are here to discuss the symptoms you need to look out for, and tips to protect your pet.
While they are much rarer than urinary tract infections in dogs, cats (senior cats in particular) do frequently experience other issues with their urinary tract. Today, our Murfreesboro vets list symptoms, causes, and treatments for urinary tract infections and diseases in cats.
Animal Medical Center is happy to welcome new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about improving the health of Murfreesboro companion animals. Contact us today to book your pet's first appointment.
