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Vet Visits Give You Peace Of Mind
I recently took my beloved pets to see the veterinarian for a check-up and I was struck by how amazing their work is in caring for my furry family. They prioritize the comfort of their animal patients and take great care in ensuring that they are relaxed throughout the examination.
During the examination, the veterinarian compared my pet’s current weight to their weight on their last visit and found that they were of good health and very close to their previous weight. The veterinarian also gave a thorough physical examination, checking for any signs of issues such as lumps or growths, and my pet’s heart and lungs were strong and healthy.
Their coats were healthy and well-groomed. After examining their ears, the veterinarian found a slight irritation and promptly applied a one-time treatment to clear it up and get the situation under control. The whole experience was very positive and I am grateful for the care my pet received. My pets received the current shots needed and the visit ended with an “all is well” feeling and I have a great sense of peace of mind and appreciation for the care they were given.
If you’re ready to make the visit, here is a checklist of the things that might help to make sure that you get the same kind of great outcome with your visit.
1. Vaccinations
2. Weight check
3. Heartworm check
4. Flea and tick prevention
5. Blood and urine tests
6. Dental check
7. Parasite prevention
8. Behavioral evaluation
9. Nutritional advice
10. Grooming and nail trim
This list may contain the most common items that your vet will provide and perform. It’s always good to be prepared to make sure that everything that helps assure your pet’s well being is provided on your visit.
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