What to Expect at the Vet!
Bringing your senior pet to the vet can understandably be somewhat nerve-wracking, especially if you suspect something isn’t right. We are here to help support you and your pet during your visit. Below is what to expect when bringing them into the hospital.
• Our staff is here to help if you need assistance moving your pet from your vehicle into the hospital, please give us a call when you arrive, and we will be happy to help make transportation more comfortable.
• Your pet’s annual exam will be the same as it always is; the doctor will review your pet's medical history, and we will take their weight and temperature, and check on vitals for any abnormalities.
• If you come in with any concerns for your pet, additional tests will be done to address these such as bloodwork, culture samples, and/or radiographs (x-rays). The doctor will discuss any concerns or additional procedures with you depending on your pet’s individual needs.
• At-home care will then be discussed. If there are any health concerns such as weight management or medications needed, you will be sent home with any medications and discharge instructions. Please give us a call if you have any additional questions or concerns about bringing in your senior pet!
Protect your cats teeth!
When it comes to caring for your cats' teeth, prevention is the best protection!
A client recently adopted a cat from the local shelter and noticed that the cat was having some difficulty eating dry food. They brought the cat into the hospital to be examined, it turned out the cat had a broken tooth that needed to be extracted.
Cats’ teeth are so small that it may be difficult for people to notice when something is wrong. Annual exams and dental cleanings for your cat will ensure your cat has a healthy mouth for a long and healthy life!
February is Pet Dental Health Month!
February is Pet Dental Health Month! When was the last time your pets' teeth were cleaned? Here are some things you should keep in mind at each stage of your pet's life when it comes to dental care. We are here to answer any questions and help keep those pearly whites healthy!
Let's Talk: Pet Insurance
When it comes to pet insurance there can be so many questions and unknowns! We’d like to help take some of the mystery out of signing up for pet insurance. The reality is that accidents happen and emergency treatment can be costly. The ASPCA has determined that the average cost for unexpected veterinary care can range anywhere from $800 to $1500 or more. Top insurance companies will reimburse you for 80% to even 100% of the vet bill. Pet insurance is a great way to financially prepare for those potential last-minute cases of emergency care needed for your pet.
Check out the answers to some of the most common questions about pet insurance and reach out to our hospital team if you need assistance with pet insurance!
Vet Tech Appreciation Week - October 2021
🎉 National Vet Tech Appreciation week is upon us! 🎉 This week we are celebrating all of our hard-working support staff that make our hospital the place you know and love. Thank you for your time, dedication, and commitment to pet care and for putting a smile on our face.
Cheers to you!
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