Making Informed Decisions About CBD Oil for Pets 

Making Informed Decisions About CBD Oil for Pets 

There is a lot of buzz about CBD oil for pets. With the passage of the Farm Bill in 2018, and with many states adding laws about the legality of hemp-derived CBD (North Carolina is still pretty vague on its stance), it is now a fairly accessible substance that seems to have everyone talking. A […]

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High Pressure: Glaucoma in Dogs

High Pressure: Glaucoma in Dogs

It’s hard to look into your pet’s eyes and not see the pure love and admiration that they have for us, their people. That might be why it is so heartbreaking when our pet patients are suffering from eye problems. Glaucoma in dogs is a relatively common diagnosis and one that can result in the […]

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Spooky, Creepy, and Crawly Pet Parasites

Spooky, Creepy, and Crawly Pet Parasites

It’s that time of year when things go bump in the night. Spooky jack-o-lanterns, cackling witches, and distant screams make up a lot of the fun around Halloween.  The team at Animal Medical Hospital loves fun scares as much as anyone, but we don’t want them to be because of your four-legged family friends. Pet […]

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How to Clean Your Dog’s Ears, and Why it’s So Important

How to Clean Your Dog’s Ears, and Why it’s So Important

Much like brushing your dog’s fur, clipping their nails, or cleaning their teeth, ear cleaning is an important part of a dog’s basic grooming regimen. Keeping your dog’s ears clean is essential in keeping infections at bay and allows you to check the ears periodically for signs of trouble. Fortunately, it’s easy to learn how […]

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Gear Up For Fun With Our Pet Travel Tips

Gear Up For Fun With Our Pet Travel Tips

Summer is almost over, but have you taken a vacation yet? Whether you’re planning a long road trip or a quick weekend getaway, leaving your pet at home simply isn’t an option for many pet owners. But is your furry pal up for the challenges of travel?

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When It Comes to Pet Dehydration, Prevention Is Key

When It Comes to Pet Dehydration, Prevention Is Key

Perhaps your pup’s practice is to gulp down a few swallows of water after a walk or playtime – no more, no less. Sure, they might sneak a drink when you’re not around, but really, how much are they drinking in a day? The best way to gauge pet hydration is to measure how much […]

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What to Make of Lumps and Bumps on Your Pet’s Skin

What to Make of Lumps and Bumps on Your Pet’s Skin

When you find something abnormal on your beloved pet, it can be an anxiety-ridden moment. Is that a tick? A wart? Cancer? Or was it always there? When it comes to lumps and bumps on your pet’s skin, Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care doesn’t expect you to have all the answers, that’s why we’re […]

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An Invaluable Asset: Baseline Blood Work for Pets

An Invaluable Asset: Baseline Blood Work for Pets

When we suggest doing blood work on a healthy pet that has been brought to us for vaccinations and a wellness exam, we are often met with resistance from pet owners. Animal Medical Hospital wants to assure you that our recommendations are always founded with your pet’s health and best interest at heart. We firmly […]

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What Could be Worse than Canine Flu? Not Much!

What Could be Worse than Canine Flu? Not Much!

Canine influenza, or dog flu, is a highly contagious airborne condition that can affect all dogs regardless of breed, age, or health. Nearly all cases of canine flu result from indoor group, boarding facility, play centers, groomers, and dog parks. However, with increased owner awareness, stricter policies at shared spaces, and the widespread availability of […]

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What You Need to Know About Canine Parvovirus

What You Need to Know About Canine Parvovirus

Canine parvovirus, also known simply as “parvo,” is a condition that strikes fear in the hearts of dog owners – and for good reason. This highly contagious virus can cause massive amounts of suffering in afflicted pets and is often fatal. Because parvo is found throughout our environment, all dogs (especially unvaccinated dogs and puppies […]

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