During a preventative care appointment, your veterinarian will ensure that all vaccines are up to date and discuss any necessary vaccinations....
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No, wellness exams for dogs are not optional. Establishing a relationship with a veterinarian requires having a wellness exam on file....
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Prevention is key and it's fairly easy....
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No, there is no reason or need for your dog to have a litter before being spayed....
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Dog preventative care refers to any measures taken to prevent diseases and infections in your dog....
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First, have your pet tested for parasites at least once a year if they are an adult, or more frequently if they are a puppy....
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The best way to control fleas and ticks in your cat's environment is to keep your cat on preventative treatment 12 months out of the year....
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No, the only mandatory vaccination is the rabies vaccination....
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Your dog needs monthly medication to prevent heartworms, intestinal parasites, and fleas and ticks....
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A dog wellness exam typically takes around 30 minutes....
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Typically, in cats, we use a topical medication for flea and tick prevention.
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Spaying or neutering can help with excessive urination....
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Preventative care helps your dog by keeping them healthy and reducing the risk of diseases and infections....
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During a dog wellness exam, a veterinarian performs a head-to-tail examination....
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While there are some vaccines for dogs, there are none for cats....
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Non-core vaccinations include the kennel cough, Lyme, and flu vaccines....
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No, spaying or neutering your dog or cat is ultimately your decision. However, it is highly recommended, even if you plan to breed....
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The purpose of a wellness exam is to ensure your dog is as healthy as possible....
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Parasitic infections can become very serious and usually do not go away on their own....
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You should definitely talk with your veterinarian about the best prevention for your cat....