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Please speak with the veterinarian at these locations on the difference between their low cost surgeries versus full cost surgeries at private veterinary clinics.

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At your pet's next veterinary visit, speak with your veterinarian about a comprehensive oral assessment and treatment plan — it could mean the difference between a healthy pet and not - so - healthy pet.

To speak to us about this or to schedule an appointment with one of our veterinarians, please phone Preston Road Animal Hospital in north Dallas at [phone] or phone Meadow Brook Animal Hospital in the McKinney / Frisco area at [phone].

If you have any questions at all or need advice regarding your pet's case, please call us at 402-333-3847 to speak with one of our on - call veterinarians.

Not only had she persuaded a veterinarian to offer low - cost spay and neuter services, but she then mentioned speaking with her city's mayor, convincing him to set up a TNR program at the local shelter.

Many of these items will help you provide first aid to your pet if it ingests a toxin — however, always make sure to speak with a poison control specialist and / or your veterinarian first prior to initiating any therapies using these items at home.

If you are concerned that your dog is gaining weight at an unhealthy weight, or is having trouble losing weight, make an appointment to speak with your veterinarian about proper treatment methods.

Steph Sheen, a veterinarian at the aforementioned Animal Care Center in Utah, spoke with a local newspaper, The Davis Clipper: «We can provide pain control for a smoother transition and allow the caregiver or family to come to grips with it as well, so that they can get through that time more comfortably.»

By speaking with the primary veterinarian prior to the appointment, we are often better able to determine the severity of the problem, which of our services the patient is likely to need, how soon the patient needs to be seen, and whether any of the other specialty services at the VH should be consulted.

Dogs reach skeletal maturity at different ages so speak with your veterinarian before starting to run together.

At your pet's next wellness exam, speak with one of our veterinarians about the type of food that will best suit your dog or cat.

I was able to speak to a representative with at the state veterinarian's office and although they do not have much more information than what has been circulating, it does appear that the Lepto positive pets are concentrated in northern Arizona and the northern part of the east valley (Scottsdale and Fountain Hills area).

I spoke with one of the few veterinarians that achieved Diplomate status, Dr. Brian DiGangi, DVM, MS, DABVP (Canine & Feline Practice, Shelter Medicine Practice), Clinical Assistant Professor of Shelter Medicine at the University of Florida, and sitting President of the Board of Directors of the Association of Shelter Vveterinarians that achieved Diplomate status, Dr. Brian DiGangi, DVM, MS, DABVP (Canine & Feline Practice, Shelter Medicine Practice), Clinical Assistant Professor of Shelter Medicine at the University of Florida, and sitting President of the Board of Directors of the Association of Shelter VeterinariansVeterinarians.

As veterinarians, we encourage you to speak at length with your breeder about their breeding practices and the health of their blood lines.

«At our clinic we have seen presumed cases of canine influenza and speaking with local specialists most veterinarians have stopped testing because all of the results have come back positive,» said Amy Rudigier, veterinarian at the Animal Medical Clinic in St. CharleAt our clinic we have seen presumed cases of canine influenza and speaking with local specialists most veterinarians have stopped testing because all of the results have come back positive,» said Amy Rudigier, veterinarian at the Animal Medical Clinic in St. Charleat the Animal Medical Clinic in St. Charles.

If you believe your pet needs nutrition services, you can contact your primary veterinarian or specialist at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals or you can call 607-253-3060 and ask to speak with a nutritionist.