Education and experience have taught us that
preventative medicine, rather than corrective
medicine, can greatly reduce the cost of  pet
care.  This type of  medicine can also prevent
both you and your pet from suffering through
a painful illness and possible death.

Follow your vets recommended health schedule.

By  observing the following suggested patterns for care
and treatment, you may greatly improve the quality and health
of your pet's life and its contribution to your life.

The  first step to preventative health care is an annual physical
examination.  We check to see that your pet is in good health.
During the physical exam we evaluate the following body systems,
digestive, musclesand  bones, heart and blood vessels, respiratory,
nervous, skin, urinary, gential, blood, endocrine, eyes and ears
and lymphatic.   If  we determine your pet has a health problem,
we have the advatage of early detection and early treatment on our side.
The second stop in preventative heatlth care is annual vaccination.
Recommended vaccinations for   and   will be
discussed  on the  Paw Prints Page !
 

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