All About Cat Carriers

All About Cat Carriers

Transporting your feline friend, be it to a veterinary appointment or to a new home, isn’t always the cat’s meow. However, having the right cat carrier can make this harrowing task much easier. But which carrier is right? How do you know? Your team at Animal Medical Hospital and 24-Hour Urgent Care is here to […]

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Best Friends Forever: Safety Between Kids and Pets

Best Friends Forever: Safety Between Kids and Pets

When it comes to kids and pets, the two seem to be inseparable. Growing up with a furry friend is something many of us cherish from our childhoods, and it’s wonderful to see our kids have the same experience. But there are some things to consider when the two mix, and that is safety. The […]

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When You Are Grieving the Loss of a Pet During the Holidays

When You Are Grieving the Loss of a Pet During the Holidays

When you are grieving the loss of a pet, the holidays can seem like a cruel time. You may not be ready to celebrate, feel thankful, or even get together with others. Depending on what stage of the grieving process you are in, this time of year can be hard to navigate.  The team at […]

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Allergic Reaction or Pet Poisoning? How to Tell

Allergic Reaction or Pet Poisoning? How to Tell

It is downright stressful when your pet is sick; and even more so when you think something might be seriously wrong. If you have ever found yourself agonizing about whether to bring your pet in during emergency hours, you know what we mean. Sometimes pets have emergencies; and it’s not always possible to tell (at […]

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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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Black Cats and Halloween: Beauty, Grace, and Legends Galore

Black Cats and Halloween: Beauty, Grace, and Legends Galore

It’s that time of year again: costume shops have opened, enormous bags of candy take up entire aisles at the grocery store, the smell of pumpkin spiced everything fills the air, and images of black cats (back arched and probably silhouetted against a full moon) are everywhere.  Black cat legends abound, and can be fun […]

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A Cornucopia of Fall Pet Safety Tips

A Cornucopia of Fall Pet Safety Tips

Leaves are changing, the air feels crisp, and the pumpkin flavored treats and beverages are back with a vengeance. It’s easy to overlook pet safety during this beautiful time of year, but the dangers associated with fall may surprise you.  Your friends at Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care want to help you keep your […]

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Dogs Who Eat Poop, and How to Keep Your Dog Out of the Litter Box

Dogs Who Eat Poop, and How to Keep Your Dog Out of the Litter Box

As much as we love our dogs, there are things they do that make us cringe. Raiding the bathroom trash can, rolling in dead animals, and licking their own backsides comes to mind. But nothing beats dogs who eat poop. If you’ve been sitting calming on the couch, minding your own business, and been the […]

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Dog Park Etiquette: The Basics

Dog Park Etiquette: The Basics

Summer may be winding down, but we still have plenty of nice weather left in Charlotte and plenty of time left to fit in more outdoor fun with your furry best friend. For many pet owners, dog parks offer a place for their pups to run free, socialize, and get their wiggles out.  Just like […]

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Scooping The Poop: When “Doodie” Calls

Scooping The Poop: When “Doodie” Calls

We may love our pets, but we don’t always love cleaning up after them. Sadly, there is no poop-fairy; so cleaning up pet messes is a crucial part of responsible dog ownership. Scooping the poop not only makes us a good neighbor, it protects the environment and minimizes the spread of disease.  Follow along as […]

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