Not exact matches
Some
of these practices include: using special techniques
during examinations, using the cat pheromone product Feliway ® in exam rooms, using specific medical devices for exams and surgeries that are special to cats, avoiding «scruffing» the animal
during the exam, teaching clients about stress - free vet visits and using their
pet carrier properly and many other useful tips for cat owners.
In addition to saving
pet owners from the time and inconvenience
of having to transport their
pets to the vet, a veterinary house call also provides a more comfortable experience for the
pet during the
examination.
During a routine dental prophylaxis, a trained team
of veterinarians and technicians perform a thorough oral
examination while your
pet is under general anesthesia.
To minimize the likelihood
of a misdiagnosis, ensure that your veterinarian performs a thorough exam on your
pets» stifles (knees)
during the
examination and that radiographs are taken
of the knees as well as hips.
Most discussions and evaluations
of oral health are conducted
during a
pet's annual wellness
examination.
This abnormal motion
of the mitral valve partially obstructs the outflow
of blood from the left ventricle into the aorta, resulting in a heart murmur which can be heard by your veterinarian with a stethoscope
during your
pet's physical
examination.
During a wellness exam, your veterinarian will perform a number
of simple
examinations and tests, such as listening to your animal's heartbeat and lungs, check their teeth and oral cavity, evaluate their vision, examine their ears, examine lymph nodes and skin, palpate your
pet's joint and muscles, and more.
Every spay / neuter procedure begins with an
examination of your
pet by a surgeon,
during which you can ask any questions you may have.
We evaluate the overall health
of your
pet during regular physical
examinations.
This is one
of the reasons our trained staff are required to restrain your
pets during examinations.
These items will be discussed by our receptionist on the first leg
of your Safari Journey
during which you and your
pet will be escorted into the
examination room.
During the consultation, the owner will be asked to report their observations
of the
pet and its behavior in its home environment, and the veterinarian will conduct a physical
examination and collect blood samples for diagnostic testing.
Vaccinations: The vaccine needs
of your dog will be determined
during your
pet's annual comprehensive
examination as you discuss with your
pet's veterinarian the activities and environmental factors specific to your
pet.
Your veterinarian will discuss the pros and cons
of the various treatments for FAD with you
during the
examination, and will recommend the safest and most effective treatment plan for your
pet's individual needs.
During your
pet's
examination, we perform tests that can detect the signs
of heart disease, infection, diabetes and other health problems.
Driven by her desire to help our clients in the care
of their
pets and to continually expand her knowledge, Misty's responsibilities include bringing patients to
examination rooms, drawing blood, running lab work, filling medication and monitoring our patients
during surgery and recovery.
During the
examination, your veterinarian will ask for a thorough history including any new stressors (i.e.
pets to the house), the number
of litter boxes used, type
of litter or if your box is covered or uncovered.
Most veterinarians do a thorough physical
examination on
pets at the time
of their yearly vaccinations and we often detect problems
during the exam.
On October 10 (or
during the month
of October) we are asking you to record simple information for each
pet that you perform a routine
examination on that day.
Most veterinarians do a thorough physical
examination on
pets at the time
of their yearly vaccinations and we often detect problems
during these exams.
During the
examinations of older birds, ferrets, rabbits, rodents (guinea pigs, chinchillas, rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, degus), reptiles (lizards, turtles, tortoises, snakes), sugar gliders, hedgehogs, amphibians (frogs and toads), or other exotic
pets, our veterinarians perform a complete physical
examination and may recommend blood and stool tests, and occasionally x-rays.
During your
pet's initial comprehensive ophthalmic
examination at Animal Eye Care, Dr. Terri McCalla will evaluate your
pet and thoroughly discuss with you the diagnosis and treatment
of your
pet's eye condition.
During this consultation, an
examination of your
pet will be performed, the doctor will go over any previous diagnostic and treatment information provided by your family veterinarian and will discuss the next best options with you.
Your veterinarian may do periodic skin scrapings every 2 - 4 weeks
during treatment or other microscopic
examinations to judge your
pet's rate
of recovery.
During a preliminary exam, the Veterinary Technician will weigh your
pet; ask some routine questions about his / her health; and perform a quick
examination of his / her teeth, ears, coat and body condition.
During the
examination, our veterinary professionals will thoroughly examine your
pet for symptoms
of periodontal disease, and may even use advanced equipment (such as dental radiographs) in order to see its spread in ways that a visual check can't!
A typical wellness visit at Carlsbad Animal Hospital includes a comprehensive physical
examination,
during which the doctor will perform a complete «nose to tail» evaluation
of your
pet.
• Streamline the patient transfer procedure by implementing a smooth online re-registration process with 14 veterinary hospitals onboard • Introduce a «comfortable» surgical cage to the facility, resulting in decreased incidents
of animal discomfort • Greet clients and provide them with information regarding the facility's services • Engage animals /
pets by greeting them and performing gestures to keep them comfortable • Register new
pets / animals into the facility database by ensuring completeness and accuracy
of data • Receive and service calls for information and schedule appointments over the telephone and in person • Provide reminders to clients regarding vaccinations and pre surgery and surgery procedures • Assist in restraining animals
during examinations and sampling procedures • Ascertain that blood and urine samples are sent to corresponding labs for testing purposes • Follow up on labs to obtain diagnostic reports and inform clients
of their availability • Ascertain the cleanliness, sanitization and maintenance
of reception area and treatment rooms
• Perform assessments on
pet patients to determine causes
of complaints • Restrain animals
during examination procedures carried out by veterinary doctors • Assist in performing laboratory tests including urinalysis and blood counts • Take and process x-rays and assist veterinary doctors in performing dental procedures • Prepare animals for surgeries by calming them down and sterilizing operable areas