Animal Medical Center of Rusk County

04/07/2025

Blanco, our deaf resident, received a thorough examination, vaccinations, and a negative heartworm test at Animal Medical Center of Panola County this afternoon. He is presently under hold, pending transport to a rescue facility in Houston.

12/24/2024

11/20/2024

As we celebrate this Thanksgiving season, we give thanks for you and your fur babies! We will be closed the ENTIRE week of Thanksgiving. Our Carthage office will be open Monday-Wednesday. You may reach us there at 903-693-7166. Happy Thanksgiving! 💛🐾🧡🐾

08/26/2024

We will be closed on Monday, September 2nd, and will reopen on Tuesday, September 3rd!! Enjoy the long weekend with your pets and stay safe! 💛💙

07/19/2024

Do your pets lick their feet, rub their face on the carpet, have chronic ear infections, or keep you up all night scathing? These are the most common signs of allergies in pets! That's right, rather than sneezing, sinus problems, and itchy eyes like us, our pets skin is often the center of their allergy problems. Your pets don't have to suffer. We have amazing treatment options available!

07/01/2024

For the 4th of July Holiday we will be closed all day on Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th. We will reopen with our normal hours on Monday, July 8th. We hope you and your pets have a wonderful Independence Day Holiday weekend!

06/25/2024

Here are a few summer safety tips to keep our best friends happy and healthy. First, never leave your pets in the car, even for a few minutes. Keep your pets out of the direct sunlight and try to keep them off the hot pavement, as it can burn their paws. When 70 degrees outside, the inside of a car or the pavement can get as hot as 120 degrees! Always provide unlimited access to clean, fresh water, keep your pet well-groomed and trimmed, and make sure your pet doesn’t “over-do” it while exercising, as all pets should be well conditioned before engaging in any strenuous exercises.

06/19/2024

The 4th of July holiday is almost here, and that means a lot of fireworks.. Needless to say, some fireworks can be terrifying to some pets. Some pets may get scared enough to run away, so make sure your pets have proper ID or better yet- are microchipped. If you are concerned about the way your pets are reacting to fireworks, or any other loud noises, make sure to ask about “Noise Aversion” on your next visit or phone call with us!