Sentences with phrase «need regular vet visits»

There's more to keeping your cat healthy and happy than food, water, toys, and your love — cats need regular vet visits for vaccinations and screening tests.

If you get a kitten, there will be upfront veterinary costs for vaccinations and neutering, and both kittens and adult cats will need regular vet visits and money set aside in case of a medical emergency.

He's FeLV negative and, as mentioned, FIV positive, which simply means he needs regular vet visits and should be indoors only — which is true for all cats.

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You may need to schedule more regular visits to the vet for your pet, to ensure any age - related issues are managed well.

In addition to regular vet visits, affection and attention, and toys, your cat needs quality food, enough room to move around and exercise, sunshine, and sleeping spots (cat beds) where she can feel safe.

I never expected my three and a half year old dog to need more than regular vet visits - but she tore her cruciate ligament while walking, just walking.

You need to reserve time for your dog's dental hygiene and visit the vet on a regular basis for a dental exam.

You will not only need food, but regular vet visits can take a chunk out of your wallet.

Here at our facility, you can also browse among our other quality services including regular or emergency vet visits and grooming to meet your pets needs.

Claim details: Artemis had a severe ear infection and needed to visit both the regular vet and a specialist, multiple times.

If your cat is a regular rodent - catcher, you may need to visit the vet more frequently to screen for diseases and parasites.

You need to visit your vet on a regular basis, if your Teacup Yorkie has signs of such low blood sugar levels.

If your dog has frequent or regular diarrhea, an enzyme supplement or probiotic supplement given on an ongoing basis can also be helpful, but you need to try any treatment recommended by your vet first, since regular or frequent diarrhea definitely requires a visit to the vet's office.

If you have a dog that has special needs or is older, you may need to put some extra money aside for regular vet visits.

Owning a pet has a lot of ups and downs (cough, diarrhea, cough) but if you maintain regular vet visits and take your dog to the vet any time his behavior seems off, diarrhea is something that you shouldn't need to worry about (or clean) too often.