by Sandia Animal Clinic | Sep 1, 2026 | Pet Care, Senior Pets
Age is not a disease, but it can bring discomfort and pain to pets, especially when accompanied by disease. Fortunately, there are several ways to provide comfort to aging cats and dogs. Recognition Bringing comfort to aging cats and dogs begins with recognizing the...
by Sandia Animal Clinic | Aug 15, 2026 | Pet Care, Pet Safety
Microchipping pets increases the chances of lost dogs and cats being reunited with their humans. August 15th is Check the Chip Day. This day is a reminder for pet parents to: Microchip pets if they aren’t already Register microchips Review and update contact...
by Sandia Animal Clinic | Aug 1, 2026 | Pet Care, Pet Safety
Dogs and cats have health concerns in common with humans ranging from serious disease and pain to smaller annoyances like allergies and dry skin. While it can be tempting to share some remedies and personal care products with pets, many of those meant for human use...
by Sandia Animal Clinic | Jul 1, 2026 | Pet Care, Veterinarian Visits
When your pet comes home from surgery, proper post-surgery care is essential to a successful recovery. While each pet is unique and each surgery has specific circumstances, these guidelines help limit pain and complications to ensure the quickest, easiest recovery...
by Sandia Animal Clinic | Jun 1, 2026 | Clinic News, Pet Care, Veterinarian Visits
A brief history Sandia Animal Clinic began way back in the 1960’s with Dr. Tim McKenna of Kansas. Dr. McKenna decided to make a home and practice veterinary medicine in Albuquerque. Later, he sold his practice to Dr. Robert Cudney. Dr. Cudney became employer and...
by Sandia Animal Clinic | Apr 1, 2026 | Pet Care, Pet Safety
Chemicals found in most household cleaners can cause health issues in cats and dogs ranging from mild discomfort to serious harm. Understanding how various products affect pets, the ways exposure can happen, and best safety practices can help protect pets against...
