AM PM Ideal Pet Care

AM PM Ideal Pet Care Full service clinic for your pets needs. Open 7 days a week with late night hours. No appointment ne

Today’s featured patient is ROCK, our splenectomy patient last week. Rock was all love and affection during his stay, yo...
06/08/2026

Today’s featured patient is ROCK, our splenectomy patient last week. Rock was all love and affection during his stay, you would have never guessed this poor baby was carrying a 10 lb splenic tumor. Splenic tumors in dogs can be quite serious and are often discovered during routine check-ups or when symptoms arise. Splenectomy (the surgical removal of the spleen) is the most common treatment for splenic tumors. This can help alleviate symptoms and prolong life. Rock’s successful splenectomy is a hopeful reminder of the importance of veterinary care and monitoring for our furry friends. It was a privilege to be part of Rock’s veterinary care.

06/03/2026

Keiki sure knows how to keep things exciting. Things went from a close call to a heroic recovery for this curious poodle 🐩! Today we are happy to report she is doing well after exploratory surgery to remove a replacement razor blade she ingested, and luckily did not sustain any gastrointestinal damage. Dogs are curious creatures by nature and just like babies, they tend to put just about anything in their mouth. Wishing Keiki a speedy recovery!

05/26/2026

Foxtails can pose significant dangers to dogs, particularly when they become lodged in their ears. These grass seed awns can easily pe*****te the skin and travel through soft tissues, leading to various health issues like infections, inflammation, and damage to the eardrum or ear canal. Foxtails can also migrate to other areas of the body and cause further complications. Regularly checking your dog’s ears, especially after walks in grassy or wooded areas, can help prevent these issues.

05/19/2026

Meet our brave mama! After delivering five adorable pups, she faced a tough moment with three more little ones stuck. Thanks to our amazing veterinary team, she had an emergency C-section and is now recovering like a champ! 💖 Let’s send her all the love and support as she cares for her growing family. Every pup is a miracle!

05/11/2026

Our vet nurse Desi found this little one in a gutter over the weekend. She opened her heart and home to this little fighter! 🐾💖 This sweet kitten may be under the weather, but with lots of love and care, we’re hopeful for a speedy recovery. Together, we can make a difference, one paw at a time! # ampmidealpetcare

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, pet moms, step moms, foster moms, new moms, & mom figures out there! 💕💐🐾
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, pet moms, step moms, foster moms, new moms, & mom figures out there! 💕💐🐾

Bladder stones in dogs can lead to serious discomfort and health issues. Watch for signs like frequent urination, strain...
04/27/2026

Bladder stones in dogs can lead to serious discomfort and health issues. Watch for signs like frequent urination, straining, or blood in urine. Regular vet check-ups, proper hydration, and a balanced diet can help prevent these painful stones. Can you find the stone in the x-ray? 🐾🐶🐱🏥😷

Veterinary Receptionist Week is a wonderful time to shine a spotlight on the often-overlooked heroes of veterinary care....
04/20/2026

Veterinary Receptionist Week is a wonderful time to shine a spotlight on the often-overlooked heroes of veterinary care. These dedicated professionals are the first line of communication for pet owners, providing essential support and compassion. To all veterinary receptionists out there: your hard work, empathy, and dedication do not go unnoticed. You play an invaluable role in ensuring the health and happiness of our beloved pets. Thank you for everything you do!
🐾❤️ **A special thank you to our rep Justin for providing lunch for our team today!**

04/07/2026

Keep going 🐾 💪 🏥 🐶 ❤️‍🩹

On today’s episode of *Pets Eat the Darnest Things*, Brady was in for his post-op check after his emergency surgery to r...
03/27/2026

On today’s episode of *Pets Eat the Darnest Things*, Brady was in for his post-op check after his emergency surgery to remove a sock he couldn’t resist snacking on! Dogs can be very curious and often eat things that can cause a dangerous blockage. If you suspect your dog ate something it shouldn’t have consult your veterinarian right away as these conditions can be life threatening. We are happy to report Brady is doing fantastic!

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Norwalk, CA
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