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Majestic Animal Medical Centre

Majestic Animal Medical Centre (MAMC)
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Veterinary Centre

12/01/2026

📣Calling all pet parents! Protect your fur babies - for FREE!

FREE cat and dog vaccinations happening at our clinic!😸💉

Date: 26th January 2026
Time: 10.00 AM - 6.00 PM
Location: Majestic Animal Medical Centre
‼️ Advance booking is a must!

Protect your fur babies - first come, first served!

T&Cs apply. See you there!

☎️ 013-993 1315
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📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

10/12/2025

Dear Valued Customers,

Please be informed that Majestic Animal Medical Centre (MAMC) will be open as usual on 11th December 2025.

🕙 Operating Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
📝 Last Registration: 9:30 PM

We highly encourage early bookings to avoid traffic and reduce stress for your beloved pets 🐶🐱.

Daulat Tuanku! 🇲🇾

Thank you for your continuous support,
MAMC Team

$⚠️Femoral Fracture in Cats: What You Need to Know 🐾A fractured femur (thigh bone) is one of the most common broken bones...$

24/11/2025

⚠️Femoral Fracture in Cats: What You Need to Know 🐾

A fractured femur (thigh bone) is one of the most common broken bones we see in cats, comprising approximately 20-25% of all fractures in small animal practices. It’s usually caused by a major trauma, like a car accident or a bad fall, but can sometimes be due to an underlying bone disease.

🧐What are the clinical signs for femoral fracture in cats?
If your cat has a femoral fracture, you might notice acute, non-weight bearing lameness in a back leg, the leg may look abnormally positioned, may have signs of pain or an inability to move and wounds around the fractured leg. These fractures can be simple or shattered (comminuted), and open (bone puncturing the skin) or closed.

🤔How do we diagnosed a fracture femoral bone in cat?
Diagnosis involves a thorough orthopedic examination on the affected leg. This is followed by radiography of the leg to confirm th diagnosis of femoral fracture and hip dislocation if present. Chest radiography might also be needed to check for other injuries from the trauma.

🏥What are the treatment options for femoral fracture in cat?
Because the thigh muscle is so strong, a simple cast or splint isn’t enough. Almost all femoral fractures require surgery to stabilize the bone pieces for proper healing, such as IM pins with cerclage wire, bone plates and screws or external fixators. Pain medication and treatment for any other injuries are given too. After surgery, strict rest for several weeks is essential for recovery. Follow-up vet visits are needed to take new X-rays and monitor healing. Best way to prevent is by keeping your cat indoors to avoid the risk of vehicle trauma.

If you suspect your cat has a broken leg, please seek veterinary care immediately. Try to keep them as still as possible and do not attempt to splint the leg yourself.

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📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

03/11/2025

⚠️Mandibulofacial trauma in cats😱

Mandibulofacial trauma is a common occurrence and can affect both soft and hard tissues such as teeth and bones which include region of the head and jaw. It can be caused by falling from tall heights or got hit by automobile. Cat usually will have concurrent injuries such as thoracic injuries like pneumothorax, diaphragmatic hernia, pulmonary contusions; facial injuries such as facial swelling, soft tissue wounds and abrasions, epistaxis, maxillary and mandibular fractures, luxation of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), malocclusion or tongue laceration. Lastly most will have skeletal fracture or ligamentous injury and abdominal injury like hepatic trauma.

🧐What are the clinical signs of mandibulofacial trauma in cats?
Cats may develop shock post injury, also chest auscultation may reveal decreased lung sounds, tachypnea, and increased respiratory effort. Facial swelling, abrasions, wounds, mandibular asymmetry, epistaxis and pain elicited upon palpation of the affected site are common clinical signs too.

🤔What are the treatments for mandibulofacial trauma in cats?
Before we proceed with surgical intervention, cat is triaged before treating the most serious or life-threatening injuries first. Stabilisation usually requires at least 24 hours. Delay surgical repair of less urgent traumatic injuries until stabilisation is achieved. Supplemental oxygen, fluid therapy and necessary medications like analgesics, antibiotic and heating support are provided too during stabilisation. Once cat is stable enough, veterinarian will then only proceed with necessary surgical treatment for the mandibulofacial trauma, internal fixation using screw and plate or cerclage wire are mostly preferred. Once surgically repaired, cat is cage rest for better recovery, tube feeding is necessary for nutrition support.

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📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

$⚠️Spinal Cord Fracture in Cat😱🧐What caused spinal cord fracture in cat?Spinal cord fractures are usually caused by high-...$

20/10/2025

⚠️Spinal Cord Fracture in Cat😱

🧐What caused spinal cord fracture in cat?
Spinal cord fractures are usually caused by high-impact trauma such as vehicular trauma, penetrating wounds, kicks from a large animal or falling from a great height, which lead to vertebral fracture, luxation, subluxation, or traumatic disc herniation.

🤔What are the clinical signs of spinal cord fracture in cat?
After confirming the history with client, veterinarian would perform a thorough physical examination to examine organ systems involvement and common concurrent injuries include pulmonary contusions, abdominal trauma, limb and pelvic fractures, and head trauma. Cutaneous wounds and bruising may also be evident. Neurological examination is performed once the patient has been stabilised.

📝How to diagnose spinal cord fracture in cats?
Veterinarian will perform radiography in diagnosing the location of the spinal cord trauma; however, imaging of the entire vertebral column may be warranted. CT or MRI scan is considered the imaging modality of choice for diagnosing vertebral fractures and luxation, by identifying bony lesions, including displacement of vertebral segments, fractures of vertebrae and mild subluxations.

🏥What is the treatment for spinal cord fracture in cats?
Surgical therapy is directed at stabilization of the spine and relief of severe or persistent spinal cord compression. Type of fracture fixation is determined based on location of the injury, imaging findings, and clinical judgement of the surgeon, such as cortical pin, vertebral body plates, locking plates or trans-articular fixation. Patient is cage rest for at least 6 weeks and reevaluated every 2 weeks postoperatively to evaluate healing and neurological status.

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📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

14/10/2025

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06/10/2025

⚠️Blood typing and transfusion in cat😱

🧐Why is blood transfusion conducted in cats?
Like humans, cats do have anemia too, most commonly due to blood loss, hemoparasites, immune-mediated hemolysis or kidney damage. Blood transfusion is recommended for critically ill cats if the hematocrit falls below 10-15%.

🤔Do cats have blood type like humans?
The most important blood group system in cats is the AB system with the blood groups A, B, and AB which is biochemically not related to the human ABO system. Blood group A is the predominant blood type, followed by blood type B. The third blood group AB is very rare. Cats possess naturally occurring antibodies or alloantibodies against the blood group they are lacking. For example, cats of blood type B have hemagglutinating antibodies against type A cells, while cats of blood type A have antibodies against type B cells.

🤓Why is blood typing important in cats?
Prior to blood transfusion in cats blood typing of donor and recipient is conducted to determine compatibility of the blood transfusions. Cats with blood type B which receive type A blood may develop a severe acute hemolytic transfusion reaction with clinical signs such as lethargy, bradycardia, dyspnea, cardiac arrhythmia and neurological disorders or even death. If blood typing is not possible, a blood crossmatching can be performed in case of emergency to determine any agglutination

🏥How is blood transfusion conducted?
A healthy donor is necessary before donation. Donor is sedated before the procedure, blood is collected slowly and stored in a special blood bag for preservation which will be ready to be transfused. Then, blood is slowly transfused, and the recipient needs to be monitored for signs of incompatibility. Subsequently, depending on the status of the recipient the transfusion rate is increased. Transfusion reactions mostly appear during or shortly after the transfusion and can be caused by every component of blood.

👩🏻‍⚕️👨🏼‍⚕️Consult with your veterinarian for more information

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📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

24/09/2025

🐾 We’re Expanding – Join Our Veterinary Team! 🐾

Majestic Animal Medical Centre is growing and we’re looking for 4 dedicated Veterinarians—both Junior and Senior positions available.

What We Offer:
✅ Supportive, well-equipped clinic with a collaborative team
✅ Opportunities for professional development and surgical experience
✅ Competitive salary package (commensurate with experience)

Who We’re Looking For:
1️⃣ Qualified veterinarians (new grads welcome for junior roles)
2️⃣ Passionate about animal health and client care
3️⃣ Responsible team players with a positive attitude

📧 Apply Now
Send your CV and enquiries to majesticadmn@gmail.com

Let’s discuss how you can grow your career with us!

15/09/2025

⚠️Eye Removal (Enucleation) in Pets😱

The eye is removed most of the time because it is painful or vision has been impaired which cannot be treated. Trauma to the eye, severe infection or inflammation, tumours, glaucoma or herpes-related corneal ulcers on the eye in cats are all disastrous. Any of these conditions create a painful and blinded eye.

🧐Should eyes damaged long ago be enucleated?
Eye damage eventually heals, leaving a blinded, shrivelled eye. Most dogs do not require enucleation in this situation, but cats have a special complication for eyes in this condition: they can develop a malignant tumour in a damaged eye. For this reason, most collapsed eyes in the cat should be removed for cancer prevention. Post- traumatic sarcomas are the second most common primary eye tumour in the cat.

🤔Is eye enucleation painful?
In surgery, the eye is removed, and the eyelids are sewn closed. Sometimes, there are stitches to be removed in 10 to 14 days. The eyelids will be swollen, and there may be some bruising. If an eye is painful, pet will tend to rub, wink, blink or having eye discharge. Pain-relieving medications are needed for the first week or so after surgery, but when healing is complete, the surgical area should be pain-free and comfortable.

🏥What can be expected after the surgery?
After surgery, some red-tinged fluids may seep from the incision. Over the first week following surgery, the swelling will go down, and the socket will flatten out. Pet must be put on an Elizabethan collar to discourage rubbing or scratching of the eye area for 10 to 14 days until the incision is healed. The pet should be able to eat and drink with the collar in place. Cats should be kept as indoor-only pets after an enucleation as the outdoor lifestyle will pose even more hazards than usual.

👩🏻‍⚕️👨🏼‍⚕️Consult with your veterinarian for more information

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📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

15/09/2025

Dear customers,

In conjunction with Malaysia Day, please be informed that MAMC will be open as usual on 15th & 16th September 2025.

Operating Hours: 10AM-10PM
Last Registration: 9.30PM

We encourage early bookings to avoid traffic and reduce stress for your pets🐶🐱

☎️ 013-993 1315
📩 majesticvets@gmail.com
📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

30/08/2025

MERDEKA! MERDEKA! MERDEKA!🇲🇾

Dear customer,

Please be informed that MAMC will be opened as usual on 31st August 2025 in conjunction with Malaysia’s Independence Day.

Operational Hours: 10AM-10PM
Last registration: 9.30PM

Wishing you Happy Merdeka and Happy Holidays.

Thank you,
MAMC Team🇲🇾

25/08/2025

⚠️Pantarsal arthrodesis in cat😱

🧐What is pantarsal arthrodesis?
Pantarsal arthrodesis is a surgical procedure involving fusion of the joints at the tarsal joint. It is a procedure to salvage the affected joint where other treatments have failed to treat. Tarsal instability can happen when normal alignment of bones that comprise the carpus or tarsus is lost.

🤔What are the indications of pantarsal arthrodesis?
Most of the time tarsal instability can happen due to traumatic injury such as falling or automobile-induced in which disrupt collateral ligaments and fibrocartilage, or luxation at various points in the carpus or tarsus. Severe comminuted articular fractures, ligamentous injuries, or degenerative joint disease could cause instability at the joint area too. Cat may develop moderate to severe lameness and a history of trauma. Veterinarian may perform physical examination to localise the affected joint level, with radiograph being the definitive diagnosis.

🏥How is pantarsal arthrodesis being performed?
While many techniques have been described, pantarsal arthrodesis is most often achieved though dorsal, plantar or medial plating. Dorsal plating involves positioning the plate on the compression side of the joint. Plantar plating is preferable in terms of the biomechanics, but because of increased risk of plantar necrosis, dorsal or medial plating is performed with caution. Cross pins and external skeletal fixators have also been used successfully in the tarsus. Postoperative support is required following fracture repair such as cast, reinforced bandage, or external coaptation splints. Physical rehabilitation is commonly recommended after surgery. Analgesics and chondroprotective agents are utilised when indicated.

👩🏻‍⚕️👨🏼‍⚕️Consult with your veterinarian for more information

☎️ 013-993 1315
📩 majesticvets@gmail.com
📍 Majestic Animal Medical Centre

Address

57-1, Jalan Eco Majestic 9/1A, Eco Majestic
Semenyih
43500

Opening Hours

Monday	10:00 - 22:00
Tuesday	10:00 - 20:00
Wednesday	10:00 - 22:00
Thursday	10:00 - 22:00
Friday	10:00 - 22:00
Saturday	10:00 - 22:00
Sunday	10:00 - 22:00

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