Sentences with phrase «appropriate veterinary medical care»

A cat that can not pee is a cat that's going to die, unless appropriate veterinary medical care is obtained immediately.

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Each animal has received a thorough veterinary exam, appropriate vaccinations, and any necessary medical treatments; as well as daily care, exercise and socialization.

Perform veterinary medical and surgical procedures, including dentistry, appropriate for the care of shelter animals, owned animals, and wildlife; administer treatments, including vaccinations, when needed to ensure the health of shelter animals; prescribe and administer medications and anti-parasite treatments; perform diagnostic procedures.

Typically, CIRD is treated with supportive care and antibiotics when appropriate.6 According to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), dogs that are frequently in social situations with other dogs — such as in boarding facilities or day care — can be at especially high risk of infection with CIRD.7 Zoetis offers a broad range of flexible solutions, including Bronchicine ® CAe (injectable); Vanguard ® Plus 5; Vanguard ® CIV (H3N8); the new Canine Influenza Vaccine, H3N2, Killed Virus; and now, Vanguard ® Rapid Resp Intranasal and Vanguard ® B Oral vaccines.

It takes a team to engage the pet owner, schedule appointments, provide veterinary medical and surgical care, assure a safe work environment, keep inventory stocked at appropriate levels, and find the best suppliers of everything from gauze to controlled drugs to appointment cards.

They'll also have access to medical care and vaccines, as needed and appropriate, from our veterinary staff to ensure their health.

Veterinary Technology is the science and art of providing all aspects of professional medical care and treatment for animals as determined by board regulation, under the appropriate supervision of a licensed veterinarian, with the exception of diagnosis, prognosis, surgery, and prescription.

Donations enable us to ensure that every dog leaving our care has received a veterinary exam, age appropriate vaccinations, heartworm test, spay / neuter surgery, medical treatment and medication if needed, and is microchipped.