Sentences with phrase «examine pets day»

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If it's after hours and you find your furry friend will need veterinary attention the following day but have a work or other conflict, please feel free to Drop Off your pet at our opening time and our Doctor will examine him then contact you in a timely manner.

Once your pet has been examined, one of our doctors will call you and keep you updated throughout the day.

As a special gift, we will examine your pet for free within 7 days of adoption *.

Required documentation can range from a signed letter from your veterinarian stating that your pet has been examined within 10 days of your trip and is in good health, to a formal health certificate outlining vaccines and tests performed on a specific timeline.

Within the first few days of obtaining your new pet, we recommend making an appointment to have your new pet examined.

Calmly, efficiently, and autonomously «switches gears» throughout the day, moving from assisting in surgery, to working as a team with a doctor examining pets, to cleaning, etc..

A purchaser of a defective pet must have his or her pet examined by a veterinarian within 14 days of purchase to receive a refund or exchange.

Always seek veterinary help for any limp which lasts longer than a day or two and remember that we can do more to help the sooner we examine the injured pet.

Almost every major airline will require a domestic health certificate, signed by your veterinarian, that states that your pet has been examined within a certain period (usually 30 days) and is fit for travel.

Around the forty - fifth day, bring the pet in to be examined by a veterinarian.

Also, airlines generally require that the health certificate be within a certain number of days of travel, so make sure you schedule your pet's check - up accordingly, as a veterinarian can only legally date the health certificate on the day the pet was examined.

Handling and grooming your pet every day gives you the opportunity to examine him for signs that may indicate illness.

Health certificates must be issued by a licensed veterinarian who examines the pet within 10 days of departure.

On the day of your appointment, Dr. LaDue will examine your pet and answer any questions you have.

It is recommended to have newly adopted pets be examined within 30 days of adoption, although some rescues or shelters may recommend examination sooner.

Under the bill pet stores would be required to provide buyers of dogs with (1) record of a veterinary exam indicating the dog is free of «disease or physical deformity», (2) information about the dog's breeder, (3) telephone number of the department of agriculture, and (4) a money back guarantee that is valid for at least 21 days after purchase of the dog; a purchaser can collect on the guarantee by submitting a veterinarian's statement that the dog was examined within 14 days of purchase and has a significant disease, illenss or injury that was in existence at the time of the purchase.

Any pet store that sells dogs must provide purchasers of dogs with the following information at the time of sale: • A certificate of medical health completed by a veterinarian stating that the dog has been examined and there is no evidence of disease, illness, or injury at the time of the examination; • The name, complete address, and telephone number of the breeder that bred the dog, the regulated dog breeding kennel where the dog was kept, housed, and maintained, and the regulated dog intermediary from whom the pet store acquired the dog, as applicable; and • A money - back guarantee that is valid for up to 21 days after the date of purchase of the dog.

The guarantee will allow the purchaser of the dog to receive the purchase price of the dog from the pet store within that 21day period if the purchaser presents a statement to the pet store from a veterinarian who has examined the dog within 14 days of the purchase of the dog that the dog has a significant disease, illness, or injury that was in existence at the time of the purchase of the dog.

The below guarantees are applicable only if (a) your pet is examined by one of our participating veterinarians within fourteen days of purchase (see attached list); (b) your pet is seen and treated by one of our participating veterinarians; (c) your pet receives it's scheduled vaccinations (documentation of your pet's vaccinations and inoculations may be required in order to qualify).

After deciding on the puppy or dog that is best for you, the breeder, shelter or rescue should give you a 7 - 10 day period to return the pet after you have it examined by a veterinarian.

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