If your dog's been on consistent heartworm prevention and you miss a single dose, the risks are going to be pretty low....
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It is completely safe. So the great thing about laser therapy, it is non-invasive. We have our unit here; it’s not set up....
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Depending on what test we run and if we do the lab in the veterinary clinic, I would argue to tell you between five and 10 minutes you'll have them...
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Things that we use it most commonly for are going to be for post-surgical incisions....
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In my opinion, yes. It is a better option as it's significantly less painful, less invasive, and there's a quicker healing time....
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Quite a lot....
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This is a very general question, but if your dog was coming in for a well-check, we would routinely do a yearly heartworm test, which is a blood te...
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I generally recommend getting the medication straight from your veterinarian, or if it is a human medication, we can call that into a human pharmac...
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You can help reduce the mosquitoes present by limiting their access to getting inside, such as having a screened-in door....
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I usually tell my clients that it's a needle poke, so it's like getting a vaccine....
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Yeah, that's a great question....
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No, there are none that we would recommend....
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On the average size dog, meaning let's say anywhere from Labradors on down, most blood panels that have to we pull require a jugular stick from the...
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Laser therapy has been shown to do a lot of different things over time....
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We're passionate about bringing this technique to general practice because it allows dogs and cats to have frequently performed procedures with sig...
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So your dog can be microchipped by most veterinarians and even some shelters and rescues offer the chipping as well....
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If we find something that's abnormal, we will want to follow up with that....
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In short, yes....
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No, there aren't any risks or side effects. There's a couple of situations where we wouldn't recommend laser therapy....
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Technically yes, and it's called the slow kill method. It is not recommended anymore....