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Recognizing Hidden Pain in Pets During Busy Holiday Schedules

Recognizing Hidden Pain in Pets During Busy Holiday Schedules

Recognizing Hidden Pain in Pets During Busy Holiday Schedules

Most of us love the holidays, but they’re admittedly one of the busiest—if not the busiest—times of year. This means pet parents might unintentionally give less attention to subtle changes in our pets. At Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care, we want to make it easier for you to keep an eye on potential pet […]

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When Your Pet’s Walk Signals a Bigger Problem

When Your Pet’s Walk Signals a Bigger Problem

By watching the ways your pet moves throughout the day, you can get a special glimpse into how they’re really doing. While many physical challenges can be temporary and often resolve without intervention, if your pet is limping, unable to balance, has less endurance, or is suddenly sensitive to touch, it’s best to have them […]

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Respiratory Distress in Dogs and Cats: Recognizing Breathing Emergencies Before It’s Too Late

Respiratory Distress in Dogs and Cats: Recognizing Breathing Emergencies Before It’s Too Late

When your dog is struggling to breathe or your cat starts wheezing unexpectedly, panic can set in quickly—and for good reason. Respiratory distress in pets is a serious medical emergency that can worsen within minutes. At Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care in Charlotte, NC, our team is equipped with the tools, training, and compassion […]

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Is It an Emergency or Can It Wait? How to Decide When Your Pet Needs Urgent Care

Is It an Emergency or Can It Wait? How to Decide When Your Pet Needs Urgent Care

As pet parents, we never want to imagine our furry family members in distress, but when a serious concern arises, it can be hard to know what to do next. Is this an issue that can wait until morning, or is it time for an emergency vet visit? At Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care, […]

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The Importance of Monitoring Kidney Values in Older Pets

The Importance of Monitoring Kidney Values in Older Pets

Aging pets commonly face certain health conditions they never had to deal with in their younger years. Because we know that their health needs change with every birthday, we do our best to stay in front of possible issues like arthritis, dental disease, and, of course, kidney function. Pet kidney disease is a known age-related […]

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July BBQ Hazards: Foods That Send Pets to Urgent Care

July BBQ Hazards: Foods That Send Pets to Urgent Care

There are so many ways to enjoy summer with your beloved pets. As you’re enjoying the best parts of the season together, be sure to be aware of some potential hazards that could harm pets. Summer barbecues (and the kitchens that prepare them) might be hosting some toxic foods for pets. This guide will help […]

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Snake Bites and Pets: What to Do in an Emergency

Snake Bites and Pets: What to Do in an Emergency

Magnolia trees and gardenias thrive in our southern rays—and so do the 37 different species of snakes that call North Carolina home. During warmer months, snakes are more active as they seek out heat from their surroundings. This increased activity leads to a higher likelihood of snake bites in pets, especially in gardens, parks, or […]

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Traumatic Brain Injuries in Pets: What Owners Need to Know

Traumatic Brain Injuries in Pets: What Owners Need to Know

Any blunt force trauma to the head can lead to a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Whatever the cause of the primary injury to the brain, TBI typically results in further health problems that must be addressed without delay.

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When It’s More Than an Itch: Parasites That Mimic Other Pet Conditions

When It’s More Than an Itch: Parasites That Mimic Other Pet Conditions

As veterinarians, parasitic infections are almost always on our list of possibilities when diagnosing our pet patients. Parasitic infections and uncommon pet parasites can sometimes look like other health conditions. The experts at Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care aren’t easily fooled, though, and parasites are not safe when we are on the case.

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The Role of Internal Medicine in Veterinary Care

The Role of Internal Medicine in Veterinary Care

At Animal Medical Hospital & Urgent Care, we love taking care of your pets through our general practice services when they are healthy overall. We are here for you, though, when things aren’t going so smoothly. Our veterinary staff is equipped for most pet health problems, and our internal medicine team is at the ready […]

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