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Protect your pet— the first step is
knowledge
Anyone who loves their pets would do just about anything to keep
them happy and healthy forever. The question is, are they in perfect
health or do they need veterinary attention to prevent future problems?
Our pets can’t tell us how they are feeling, only diagnostic testing
can. Early Detection Profiles are the easiest and best way to get an overall
picture of your pet’s health.
Early Detection Evaluations can
provide you and your veterinarian a clear picture of your animal’s
overall health. It can help identify problems early so your pet can
be diagnosed and properly treated; or, if all tests are normal, provide
comforting peace of mind.
Including an Early Detection Profile
with your pet’s physical examination will provide a more complete
picture of your pet’s overall health. It will help you know that you’re
doing all you can to keep them healthy and happy.
We
strongly believe in the power of preventive health care!
As we try to convey on a regular basis,
bringing your pet in for a thorough physical exam once or twice a year
is the cornerstone to keeping your pet happy and healthy. But sometimes,
a physical exam just isn’t enough; the physical may give clues but
there are many conditions, which can only be detected by laboratory
tests or additional diagnostic procedures.
What
can we do about problems when we find them?
Many problems such as
heart or kidney disease can be minimized by dietary changes. Newer
arthritic drugs have been helpful in relieving your pet’s discomfort.
It is important to monitor oral health since dental disease can have
secondary changes in the heart and kidneys.
By
identifying changes early, we have a much higher success rate
in keeping your pet as healthy as possible for as long as possible.
Where
should I start with my pet?
We can help you decide
which level of the "Special Health Care Program" for your
pet is most appropriate, and make decisions regarding follow-up
visits to monitor changes in the years to come.
How old is my
dog?
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40 yr.
