Aging Chart

Dr. Carpino and her dog Katie

Dr.Carpino & her dog Katie

Animal & Bird

Medical Center of Temple

Dr. Mary Carpino

"Where we treat your pet like our own"

(254) 899-8800

If you see your pet's picture on our site and print it out for us, you will get 5% off that week!

Quick News Flash:

9th Annual Charity Cat Show

Saturday July 31, 2010

Heart O'Texas Exhibits Building, Waco, TX 9am-6pm

(children under 12 free when accompanied by an adult)

Pet's Age	Cat	Dog 0-20 lbs	Dog 21-50 lbs	Dog 51-90 lbs	Dog >90 lbs
5	36	36	37	40	42
6	40	40	42	45	49
7	44	44	47	50	56
8	48	48	51	55	64
9	52	52	56	61	71
10	56	56	60	66	78
11	60	60	65	72	86
12	64	64	69	77	93
13	68	68	74	82	101
14	72	72	78	88	108
15	76	76	93	93	115
16	80	80	87	99	123
17	84	84	92	104
18	88	88	96	109
19	92	92	101	115
20	96		105	120

Is Your Pet "Over 40?

As your pet ages, it becomes more and more important to keep up with twice yearly exams. Starting at age 7 (sooner for large dogs), we begin to recommend Senior Care Examinations and Diagnostic Tests.

Our goal is to diagnose and treat earlier and try to slow the disease process where possible.

When your dog or cat hits 9, he or she needs an exam every 3 months. This is equivalent to a yearly exam in people. Depending upon your pet's condition, we will recommend specific diagnostics at that time.

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