Animal Intermediate Care
Animal Intermediate Care is a general practice in Webster, NY. Procedures include Infectious disease screening, Euthanasia, Complete blood count, and Urinalysis.
About
Animal Intermediate Care provides urgent care services for pets in the Rochester area. The clinic offers comprehensive in-house diagnostics, including full blood chemistry, complete blood counts, urinalysis, X-rays, brief ultrasound scans, skin and ear cytology, and infectious disease screening. Treatment options range from medication for pain, infection, and gastrointestinal upset to decontamination for toxic substance ingestion, wound care, bandaging, and various surgical procedures.
The clinic operates as a complement to primary veterinary care, specifically assisting when a pet requires medical attention for acute conditions but the primary veterinarian is unavailable. Patients are seen in the order they arrive, and the facility also provides a space for euthanasia. The team consists of veterinarians, licensed veterinary technicians, and veterinary assistants with experience in emergency and general practice settings.
Surgical team
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Johnny Lamb
DVM
Dr. Lamb completed a 1-year, rotating internship at Veterinary Specialists and Emergency here in Rochester.
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Elizabeth Lennon
DVM
Dr. Lennon received her Bachelor’s of Science in Biology at Allegheny College and her DVM from Cornell University.
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Sarah
Sarah has worked in the veterinary field for over 10 years.
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Julia
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Christine
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Melena
I grew up here in Rochester, NY.
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Adam
I have been working in the animal field as a veterinary assistant working emergency and internal medicine since 2012.
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Kim
Kim has been working in the veterinary medical field for decades – she’s done it all from general practice, house calls, specialty and emergency prior to joining the AIC team.
Procedures
- Infectious disease screening
- Euthanasia
- Complete blood count
- Urinalysis
- Wound care
- Skin/ear cytology
- Full blood chemistry
Equipment
- Ultrasound scans
- X-rays
Frequently asked questions
- What types of conditions does Animal Intermediate Care treat?
- The clinic provides care for acute conditions such as vomiting, diarrhea, limping, skin and ear infections, straining to urinate, wounds, cuts, broken or bleeding nails, sneezing, runny nose, not eating, lethargy, stray pet exams, ingestion of toxic substances, and seizures.
- Does the clinic offer in-house diagnostic testing?
- Yes, the clinic provides comprehensive in-house diagnostics including full blood chemistry, complete blood counts, urinalysis, X-rays, brief ultrasound scans, skin and ear cytology, and infectious disease screening. Most of these diagnostics are performed with same-day results.
- Should I contact my primary veterinarian before visiting?
- The clinic encourages pet owners to consult with their primary veterinary hospital first when new problems arise. If the primary veterinarian determines the pet needs attention but cannot accommodate the visit, they may refer the owner to Animal Intermediate Care.
- What surgical services are available?
- The clinic provides a range of treatment options including wound care and repairs, bandaging, and some surgical procedures. They also offer medications for pain, infection, and gastrointestinal upset, as well as decontamination for toxic substance ingestion.