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Choosing a Veterinarian
 
You Want To Choose Your Veterinarian Like You Would
Choose Your Family Physician.
A Great Veterinarian Is An Outstanding Animal Doctor And Has Terrific People Skills.
You Want A Veterinarian Who Listens To You, Understands Your Dog And
Has Extensive Animal Medical Knowledge.
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How Do I Do This You Ask?
One Way To Choose A Vet Is When You See A Well Cared For Dog On The Street
Or At The Dog Park, Ask The Human Who Is Their Veterinarian.
Also, Ask Friends, Neighbors & Coworkers.
Your Local Animal Shelter Or Humane Society Facility Will Also Know
The Who's Who In Your Area. These Folks See It All.
You Can Also Search For Veterinarians by
Clicking Here
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When You Think You've Found Your Veterinarian, Ask Yourself:
Is The Facility Clean, Comfortable, And Well-Organized?
Are Appointments Required?
How Many Veterinarians Are On Staff?
Are There Veterinary Technicians On Staff?
Are Dog and Cat Kennels Located In Separate Areas?
Is The Staff Caring, Calm, Competent, & Courteous?
Do The Veterinarians Have Special Interests Like Geriatrics, Nutrition, Or Behavior?
Do The Fees Fit Your Budget?
Are Discounts For Seniors Or Multi-Pet Households Available?
Are X-rays, Ultrasound, Bloodwork, EKG, And Other Diagnostics In-house?
What Emergency Services Are Available?
Do I Like The location?
The Answers To These Questions Will Determine
If This Is The Veterinarian For You & Your Dog!
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Once You Chose Your Vet, Take Them In At Least Once A Year.
Some Dogs Really Dislike This Part Of Their Life,
But Who Really Enjoys Getting Poked & Prodded?
This Minimum Annual Exam Is To Keep Your Dog Updated On All
Their Vaccines, Check Their Heart, Teeth, Lungs, And For Worms.
Make The Appointment. Spend The Money. Your Dog's Worth It.
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Your Dog's Minimum Annual Vaccines Are Typically Referred To As
The DHLPP and The Rabies Vaccine.
This Combo Annual Vaccine Includes:
Distemper-This Disease Affects A Wide Range Of Organs.
Hepatitis-This Targets The Liver.
Leptosporosis-This Bad Boy Cause Kidney Failure.
Parvovirus-This One Goes For The Intestines.
Parainfluenza-This Affects The Nasal Passages, Trachea & Bronchi.
There Are Additional Vaccines Available for Such Nasty Things As Giardia.
Consult With Your Veterinarian To Be Certain Your Dog Is Properly Vaccinated
Based On Your Dog's Age, Health And Your Geographical Area.
An Annual Fecal Exam Is Also A Good Idea. Even If Your Dog Is Treated With
"Heartgard" & "Advantix" Monthly, They Can Still Get Other Types Of Worms.
Dogs Depend On Their Human For Their Care & Well Being.
Do A Great Job. The Rewards Are Priceless.
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