Vet Care 101 for Pet Lovers

Posted on: 21 March 2020

Dogs can be allergic to things just like people can. How they react to those allergens may be different than humans. Although you would go to the emergency room if you have a bad reaction to an allergen, you can't take your dog to the same place, but you can take your dog to the emergency veterinarian clinic for help. If your dog ingests something that is toxic for them, or has a physical reaction to something, there are things you can do at home to help as well.
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Posted on: 4 February 2020

If your pet is needing to undergo a surgical procedure, it can be easy to feel stressed as to how to help the animal through this process. Generally, a pet owner will want to be as informed as possible so that they can anticipate the types of needs their pet will have.   Will The Surgery Happen On The Same Day As The Initial Assessment? A pet owner might assume that their pet will undergo this surgery on the same day as the initial assessment.
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Posted on: 23 January 2020

No matter what type of pet you own, it's important that you take them to the vet at least once a year. Starting from the time they're young, animals can benefit from veterinary care. Veterinarians can administer vaccinations, ensure pets are the appropriate weight, and give owners helpful advice about the proper care of animals. In order to get the most out of your veterinarian, you should take care to select the right one.
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Posted on: 10 January 2020

Moving leaves you with a lot of things to do, like finding a new dentist for your children, the best pizza in town and even where to get your nails done, but don't forget about your pets. Before any emergency arises, you want a trusted veterinarian on hand, in addition to having a place to take your pets for routine care. Ask People You See With Animals Whenever appropriate, stop people walking dogs in your new neighborhood, asking their opinions of veterinarians in the area.
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