Preventive Care

• Dental Care
  Keeping your pet’s mouth healthy is a vital part of their overall health and longevity. At Animal Medical Center I35, we provide high quality dental services, placing a high priority on patient comfort.
• Vaccination
  We offer the safest, most technologically advanced, and most effective vaccines available. Our doctors and healthcare team take time to understand each pets unique lifestyle, risks, and other factors in determining just the right vaccine protocol for your pet. Personalization and getting to know each pet and pet family is very important to us, and allows us to provide the highest quality of care possible.
• Nutritional Counseling
  Our team is committed to educating and assisting our clients in keeping their pets healthy year round. Our veterinarians are very active in keeping current with continuing education, and provide all types of generalized veterinary care as well as more advanced surgical, diagnostic, and medical therapies. Nutrition is very important, and we can help with nutrition counseling as well. Animal Medical Center I35 stays on top of the latest advances in veterinarian technology and above all, remembers that all animals and pets need to be treated with loving care in every check-up, procedure, or surgery.
• Comprehensive Examination
  At least once a year, you should bring your pet to see us for a check-up. This will include a full physical exam and consultation with one of our pet doctors. Our doctors will check the health of your fur baby from head to tail, and you will be very happy you chose Animal Medical Center I-35 to be your partner in complete pet health care.

Illness Treatment

• Parasites Treatment and Control
  Because we are in a heartworm endemic state, we at Animal Medical Center I-35 see cases of heartworm disease on a regular basis. This good news is that this very serous, potentially life-threatening disease is completely preventable. As part of our comprehensive pet healthcare protocols, we follow the American Heartworm Society guidelines for annual heartworm testing. We also recommend the most effective medications available for the prevention of heartworm disease. The preventatives we offer are either monthly oral medications ( Heartgard or Sentinel), or a 6 month injectable heartworm preventative ( P roheart 6).
• Pain Management
  With every dental cleaning performed, your pet receives a professional prophylactic scaling to remove all dental plaque. All teeth are polished and a sealant is placed on each tooth to reduce the rate of future plaque formation. Each tooth is then individually examined by the doctor, and treated if necessary. Each patient will have a customized pain management plan, including appropriate pain medication and local anesthetics.
• Vomiting Treatment
• Diarrhea Treatment
• Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
  If your pet is frequently itching, scratching or biting his skin, he may be suffering from an allergy or skin condition. Veterinary dermatology treats common skin conditions and pet allergies, addressing both the underlying cause for your pet’s discomfort as well as providing immediate relief from painful symptoms. Our veterinarians have significant experience treating pet allergies and skin conditions. Our doctors and staff frequently attend dermatology continuing education courses and other training to ensure that we are offering the highest quality of skin care. Our advanced diagnostic tests make it easier for our veterinary dermatology team to precisely identify the skin condition affecting your pet and take immediate steps to relieve your pet’s pain. There are some exciting new tools & medications available for treating pet allergies. One of the most recently approved oral medications is called Apoquel, which is a pill given on a daily basis. This medication has been shown to be very effective in reducing the itch associated with pet allergies. We also have an injectable medication, called Cytopoint. This is an injection given in the clinic, and has been very effective in reducing the itch symptoms for 1-2 months following an injection. This makes compliance much easier and reduces the need for administration of a daily medication. Give us a call at 405-359-6301, and our staff would be happy to discuss these and other allergy treatments.
• Intestinal Foreign Object Removal

Infection Treatment

• Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
  Your dog or cat can suffer from the same seasonal allergies that affect humans. Allergic dermatitis is one of the most common conditions affecting pets. Pollen, mold, ragweed and dust mites may trigger pet allergies. Rather than experiencing watery eyes or congestion, however, pets suffer from itchy skin. Repeated biting and scratching creates irritated, moist skin that is susceptible to secondary bacterial infections. Prompt treatment for pet allergies is essential to relieving a pet’s painful itching symptoms and preventing secondary skin infections or more complex dermatological problems.
• Ear Infection Treatment
  It's never too early to think about a grooming routine for your new puppy. Grooming keeps your pet feeling and looking its best and can reduce the risk of skin and ear infections. Not sure where to start? These tips will help you keep your puppy clean and comfortable.

Chronic Condition Treatment

• Arthritis Treatment
  The treatment of osteoarthritis in pets can be very rewarding for us, as we get to see pets who are suffering with significant pain often times return to a much more normal quality of life and start enjoying their regular activities again. These are just a few examples of the available options, there are many more treatments available. If your pet has slowed down, or does not enjoy the same activities he or she once did, give us a call at 405-359-6301. We would be happy to help you with a plan to help your pet.
• Hip Dysplasia Treatment
  For instance, we have several medications, such as Deramaxx, Rimadyl, Metacam, and Previcox, which are all NSAIDS, and can be extremely helpful in treating joint pain. There is another newer medication, called Galliprant, which is an option for those pets who may not be able to tolerate one of the other NSAIDS. Some of the natural options for improving joint health, include Glyoflex and Movoflex, which can be extremely beneficial. Adequan is an injectable medication that is often given as a series of injections.
• Thyroid Disease Treatment
  Excessive shedding can be a symptom of an underlying health problem, like an allergy, infection, immune disease, or kidney, liver, or thyroid problem. Some dogs lose more hair than usual if they're stressed or are experiencing side effects from medications. If you notice a dramatic increase in shedding, it's time to schedule a visit with the veterinarian.
• Heart Disease Treatment
  Older pets, like older people, are more likely to develop health problems. Arthritis, heart disease, cancer, dental problems, and cognitive issues (like dementia) are the most common health conditions in older dogs, according to DVM360.
• Kidney Disease Treatment
  Take Your Pet to the Veterinarian. Your pet's veterinarian can provide emergency care if your pet's temperature doesn't drop or its condition doesn't improve in 10 - 15 minutes. Once at the veterinary office or hospital, your pet will receive intravenous fluids and other treatments, such as oxygen or medications to stabilize blood pressure. Your veterinarian may also draw blood, which will be used to determine if the liver or kidney damage occurred as a result of the heatstroke.
• Periodontal Disease Treatment
  Cavities aren't common in cats, but felines can develop periodontal (gum) disease. Most pets have some degree of periodontal disease by the time they're 3, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Emergency Care

• Wound and Fracture Care
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Surgery

• Veterinary Surgery
  At Animal Medical Center I-35, we offer a large range of surgical services, including both soft tissue and orthopedic surgery. Each of our three surgeons have over 20 years surgical experience, and take great pride in keeping up with the latest surgical protocols and techniques. Patient safety and comfort is our highest priority, and we work very hard to maintain a state of the art surgical suite, fully outfitted with the most modern patient monitors, surgical equipment, and patient comfort items. We schedule surgeries Monday-Friday.

General Pet Care

• Boarding
• Grooming
  We offer professional grooming in our comfortable, pet friendly facility. Our groomers are experienced and compassionate, providing the highest quality grooming care in Edmond. Your pet will receive a spa experience second to none while at Animal Medical Center I-35.
• Senior Pet Care
  Arthritis could make it difficult for your pet to manage stairs while missing teeth could mean that your pet may not be able to eat dry food easily. Even if your new pet is in perfect healthy now, it might develop an age-related health issue in the future. You'll need to consider this possibility and decide if you're willing to manage health issues before adopting a senior pet.