Animal Medical Center of Panola County

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Mon - Fri:	7:30 am - 5:30 pm

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Clayton (11 miles)
Gary (13 miles)
Beckville (13 miles)

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Animal Medical Ctr of Panola

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Phone: (903) 693-7166

Address: 1092 State Highway 315, Carthage, TX 75633

Website: http://www.amcpanolavet.com

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Animal Medical Center of Panola County

Preventive Care

Dental Care
If your pet has brown/yellow teeth, bad breath, or is having difficulty eating, these could all be signs of dental disease. Please call us at (903) 693-7166 (Panelo County) or (903) 657-7120 (Rusk County) today to learn more and schedule your pet’s’ dental cleaning.
Vaccination
There are a variety of diseases which affect our pets and other animals. This makes proper vaccination vital in protecting them from the many types of illnesses they are susceptible to. It’s important to consult with us about the unique risks of living in our region. We will be happy to discuss the benefits of protecting your pet with vaccinations, as well as, provide you with information on the required vaccinations for your pet.
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Behavioral Counseling
Nutritional Counseling
Obesity is a common problem among pets, as it can be easy to over-feed a pet that knows how to beg. But being overweight is a serious problem for animals, and can cause real health problems as they get older. With proper diet and exercise, all pets should be able to meet their dietary needs and be within a healthy weight range.
Comprehensive Examination
Our staff will get a chance to talk to you and see if you are having any trouble with your pet. We will also go over diet, preventative medicine, and exercise to ensure that your pet is as healthy as possible. Then, one of our veterinarians will do a complete physical examination on your pet. It is always good to have a baseline in case your pet ever becomes ill. We also want to monitor your pet’s weight, ensuring that your pet stays a healthy weight. It is much easier to start a diet when a pet is a pound overweight instead of fifteen! Our veterinarian will also look for any potential problems. Our goal is to catch any problems before they become major ones. The sooner that we are able to catch a problem, the easier it is to treat it and the more likely that your pet will make a full recovery!

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
We take pain relief very seriously and employ preventive pain management strategies to insure our patients are comfortable during time of pain.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Injury Treatment

Infection Treatment

Parvovirus Infection Treatment
Jennifer has been a part of the Animal Medical Center team since 2008. She has 20 years of experience in the veterinary field. She loves having a career where she can share her knowledge and love for animals with others. Whether it be educating clients on the care of new puppies, facilitating transition into the senior years, or advocating for the animals while they are under our care in the hospital, Jennifer enjoys being able to work closely with our clients. She began her career in the veterinary field at the age of 16. She graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in 2003 where she obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science. She went on to continue her education at SFA, where she also earned a Master’s degree in General Agriculture with an emphasis on Animal Science and completed a thesis over the parvovirus and the immune response of puppies to commonly used vaccines. Jennifer, her husband, Michael, and their two children live on their family farm in Beckville, Texas, along with their two dogs and cows. Whether at home or at work, caring for animals is a way of life for Jennifer.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Diabetes Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Serious health issues can occur the teeth are not taken care of properly. Infections occur when the bacteria, which form the plague and tartar, on uncared-for teeth gets into your bloodstream. From there, it can create internal infections and irreversible side effects including heart failure.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Periodontal disease is an inflammation and/or infection of the gums and bone around the teeth. It’s caused by bacteria that accumulate in the mouth, forming soft plaque that later hardens into tartar. If untreated, periodontal disease can eventually lead to tooth loss. Periodontal disease is the most common disease among dogs. It affects more than 8 out of 10 dogs over 3 years of age.

Wound and Fracture Care

Spaying and Neutering

Laboratory Services
If your pet has not been spayed or neutered, there is a plan that includes the pre-surgical blood work, hospitalization for the day, surgical procedure, and a re-check examination.
Microchipping
Every year, thousands and thousands of pets go missing. Not knowing where your pet is or how to bring them back can be a helpless, hopeless feeling. It’s a tragedy that happens all too often. But there is a simple, safe, and effective way to ensure your pet’s safety and retrieval should they ever become lost. Microchipping is a standard procedure that implants a tiny chip underneath your pet’s fur. It is a painless and relatively fast procedure, and is completely safe. This microchip is registered with your pet’s vital information, and can be scanned by any veterinarian or animal shelter so that they can return your pet directly to you.

General Pet Care

Dog Training
Heather joined the Animal Medical Center team in 2012 and has completed her CVA I and CVA II certification. She and her husband Mark have five children, three German Shepherds a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and two cats. She is currently studying to complete the last level of CVA and RVT certifications. She majored in Associated Animal Science in high school and graduated as Valedictorian. This particular course focused on canine, feline, equine, rodent, aviary, bovine and porcine and the industries. She narrowed her study to the field of small animals specifically Canine Science. She continued her education by taking courses in Canine Behavior and Training at Mount Ida College, which focused on dog training and behavior. Over the years she has worked for breeders, groomers and spent several years managing stores and training at Petco. Before joining our team, Heather was the Director of Children’s Ministries at First United Methodist Church Carthage. Her family is still very active at the church. In her spare time she enjoys going to all of her children’s activities: watching Bulldog football, attending church activities, restoring furniture, working in the yard and playing with her dogs.

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