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06/12/2017

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The best vet I've ever been to, They all go above and beyond, I know my dog's are getting the best, and they work so well with my very reactive German Shepherd. And the staff is so friendly , if I have a question about any of my pet's, I get a answer back right away.

10/27/2012

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Good vet; however, all she car...

Good vet; however, all she cared about was selling me flea products. She claimed that the Frontline from Critter Corner & Petco were counterfeit, which I had been using. I called Frontline and they said that it was not counterfeit. I do not appreciate being lied to just because she wanted to make more money from me. I will never go back. A good vet but she is a liar and is very, very greedy.

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Phone: (724) 946-8787

Address: 487 State Route 18, New Wilmington, PA 16142

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
You don’t have to lose sleep over your pet’s oral health. Whatever their needs and preferences, we can work with you to find a treatment plan that delivers results for your pet—including a better quality of life. If teeth brushing just isn’t for them, there are other ways you can brighten their smile, from a tartar control diet to oral care wipes. Contact us so we can help you find the best options!
Vaccination
Your pet’s health is the most important thing they have (next to you and your family). At Animal Medical Clinic in Skowhegan, ME, we understand that keeping your pet healthy is a lifelong commitment. This is why pet wellness care plays a central role in their ongoing care. Yearly checkups, tailored vaccinations, and routine lab tests help to ensure that all your pet’s essential needs are being met to the fullest extent.
Comprehensive Examination
We offer various diagnostic services at Animal Medical Clinic. In many cases, a physical exam is just the first step to building your pet’s health history and diagnosing illness. With our in-house laboratory, digital X-ray, ultrasound, and endoscopy capabilities, we can better evaluate your pet's overall condition.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Heartworm disease and Lyme disease can be life-threatening, and flea allergy dermatitis can cause great discomfort in your pet. By keeping these parasites at bay, you’re also protecting your companion from conditions that can have a serious effect on their quality of life.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
If your pet has sensitive or itchy skin or is prone to skin disorders, we carry gentle formulas that will soothe and help heal their damaged skin barrier.

Infection Treatment

Leptospirosis Treatment
Repeat DHLPP, Rabies, Lyme, and Leptospirosis vaccine after one year. The DHPP vaccine is then effective for 3 years, Rabies for 3 years, and Lyme and Lepto for 1 year.
Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Cats are avid groomers and dogs do their best to groom themselves. Still, both can be prone to issues (parasites, fungal infections, and other skin disorders) that only a professional groomer can resolve. Keeping your pet clean will make them look and feel their best, and it can prevent diseases of the skin, ears, and nails. It can also reduce excessive shedding!
Anal Gland Infection Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Canine hip dysplasia is an inherited skeletal disease that primarily affects large and giant breed dogs including Great Danes, Saint Bernards, Labrador Retrievers, and German Shepherds (though any breed can be affected). Hip dysplasia can cause hip arthritis and severe pain, limiting mobility and reducing quality of life. At Animal Medical Clinic, we can provide PennHIP and OFA testing to see if your puppy is at risk for canine hip dysplasia. This can help us anticipate future problems for your pet and recommend possible treatment options to make their condition more manageable.
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
We recommend that senior pets see us more frequently for blood work so we can keep closer tabs on their health. The geriatric profile for seniors includes a chemistry panel, complete blood count, thyroid testing, and urinalysis, which help us check for abnormal values and organ functioning.
Heart Disease Treatment
Kidney Disease Treatment
If you begin brushing your pet’s teeth daily when they are young, they will grow to look forward to the experience. Our veterinarians will explain how to make this a pleasant procedure. It can help them avoid gingivitis, tooth decay, tooth loss, and even heart, liver, and kidney disease. These issues are preventable with a tailored teeth cleaning plan, and we can help you find the best plan for your companion’s needs. This includes daily at-home care and bringing your pet to Animal Medical Clinic in Skowhegan, ME annually for an oral exam and professional teeth cleaning.

Veterinary Surgery
Here in Skowhegan, ME, your pet’s safety is always our biggest concern the moment they walk through our door. Whether they require soft tissue or orthopedic surgery to improve their quality of life, we're equipped to perform a wide variety of procedures. As with human surgery, cat and dog surgery can have its share of risks. With our skilled staff and advanced surgical equipment, we provide an experience that minimizes risk and maximizes comfort for your cherished pet.
Spaying and Neutering
Animal Medical Clinic provides surgical services to help your pet live a better life. This includes procedures such as spaying and neutering as well as other soft tissue surgeries and orthopedics, such as...

Laboratory Services
To detect signs of illness early and ensure your pet’s health is on the right track, we recommend yearly wellness exams and blood tests.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Along with keeping them cozy, well-fed, and happy, our veterinary staff can also provide other services by request. This includes grooming (for both dogs and cats), a nail trim, and microchipping. Please contact us if you have any questions about other services we might be able to provide.

General Pet Care

Boarding
If you need someone who knows your pet and can be trusted with their care to watch over them while you’re away, you’re welcome to board them here in Skowhegan, ME with us! At Animal Medical Clinic, we offer cat and dog boarding to give our Central Maine clients peace of mind knowing their companions are safe and in the care of capable veterinary professionals.
Grooming
Good hygiene is very important to keep your pet healthy. That’s why we’re happy to offer dog grooming and cat grooming services at our Skowhegan, ME facility on weekday mornings by appointment. Not every pet might need a bath or haircut, but regular brushing and nail trims can make a big difference in their life. Maintaining their coat and nails can help your pet avoid painful fur matting, cracked nails, parasites, skin irritation, and other health issues.
Senior Pet Care
We enjoy caring for our senior patients and helping them retain some pep in their step. We’re well attuned to the needs of senior and geriatric pets, who are more fragile and prone to disease. Often, we like to see them more frequently so we can monitor their condition closely and ensure that they continue to lead a healthy, pain-free life. Dogs and cats alike can experience arthritis, diabetes, vision and hearing loss, and other age-related issues that also affect humans.

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