Sentences with phrase «office visit to your vet»

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At 12:45 p.m., NYC First Lady Chirlane McCray will visit the VA Recreational Art Therapy Program's Brooklyn Campus to learn about the program, tour «Portraits of a Veteran» — a series of veteran portrait photos taken by other vets — and meet the program's participants and staff members, 800 Poly Place, Building 14, Office of the CIO Regional Counsel, Brooklyn.

He has happily socialized during a wedding reception in our yard, purrs all the way to the vet's office, is king of the kennel at Camille's, has been Kyle's show and tell, and takes in stride the visits to the pet store filled with dogs.

It is provided by GE and is accepted by many vet offices, providing 0 percent interest if paid off within the promo period — an invaluable tool to help with emergency vet visits.

Another dog may not seemingly respond to these factors but is sensitive to visits to the vet's office, small children, cats, people that smell like beer, dogs walking past the fenced in yard, and people approaching or entering the home.

That means one less visit for you and your pet to the vet's office — as well as a more accurate blood profile for your doctor.

When your pet goes for a sick visit to the vet the office visit is not covered, but medication is covered.

Working closely with your vet, ear mites can be eradicated with one easy visit to the office, and your dog can more quickly become comfortable and mite - free.

When he is traveling well, start taking a few trips to the vet's office just to say hello, not for any examination or shots, just a visit.

Visiting Petsmart or even the Vet's office can expose your dog to illnesses, like Kennel Cough, Ringworm, and Canine Papilloma Virus.

Otherwise contact / visit your local and adjacent county animal shelters to file a missing pet report, call county animal control departments to ask if they've picked up your pet, and local vet offices to see if the staff has heard any info about your pet (they may have a «found» flyer on their bulletin board, or may remember treating your pet recently).

If the odor continues or becomes severe, a visit to the vet's office is in order.

Foundation Training It is never too soon to build the skills that will help your pet accept a visit to the vet's office with ease.

rnrnLooking to still get the Lyme Vaccine for my dog without paying the office visit portion and just for the vaccine - if anyone knows a local Vet that only charges for the Vaccine I'd love to hear about them.

But these joyous times also pose the most risks to our pets and the last thing anybody wants to do during the holidays is have to make an emergency visit to the vet's office or animal hospital.

Think about a typical visit to the vet's office with your dog.

Veterinary offices and 501c3 organizations: schedule a free introductory presentation to learn about reinforcement - based clicker training or fear - free vet and grooming visits.

No food before traveling Cats tend to get motion sickness so picking up the food before a visit will reduce the risk of your cat becoming sick while on the way to the vet's office.

What you want to be careful about if you're going to board a rabbit in a vet's office, visit the place where they board the animals first.

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Routine vaccine visits also allow your vet's office to see your puppy every few weeks and monitor his growth and overall health.

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In most cases, the puppy will have received the first couple sets of vaccinations, but it will be up to the owner to finish out the vaccinations, which will require visiting the vet's office every few weeks.

The reason checking diet first is it can end up saving you a lot in vet bills since skin issues can require several visits to the vet's office.

If you are preparing for potential chronic issues down the road but don't see any immediate reasons to be concerned about high vet bills, then you will save money at the vet's office on exam fees, especially for low - cost chronic conditions that involve regular vet visits (e.g. ear infections).

If it doesn't go away after a few days, check in with your vet to evaluate whether your dog equires an office visit, a decrease in dosage / frequency, or lab work.

By making the office visit (vet exam or consultation) part of the pet parent's financial responsibility, it allows us to offer a complete accident and illness plan at an affordable monthly premium (think about it like your copay when you see a doctor.)

For most cats, a visit to the vet can be filled with lots of unfamiliar experiences: getting into a cat carrier, being in the car and experiencing new sights and smells at the vet's office.

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By making the office visit fee (vet exam, recheck or consultation) part of the pet parent's financial responsibility, it allows us to offer a complete accident and illness plan at an affordable monthly premium.

Also, even the best - kept rabbits can develop dental disease, and once - a-year visits to the vet's office (and more frequently as they age) can help find early changes in the teeth, which may help prevent some of those terrible dental abscesses that can plague our pet rabbits.

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.

This makes the lump easy to find when your dog visits the vet's office and maximizes the time spent with your veterinarian.

Explain that you want your dog to view the vet office as a fun place to visit, and perhaps the receptionist could even give him dog treats each time you arrive.

On these «fun visits» to the vet office, simply walk in with your dog, hang out in the lobby for a minute or two and then leave.

Although your cat likely won't look forward to vet visits, the vaccinations and routine checkups provided at the veterinarian's office can help to prevent an assortment of serious diseases and ensure that you catch any health issues as soon as possible.

Since female spays are more likely to have sutures or staples, those require a return visit to the vet's office within ten to fourteen days for removal.

According to one estimate, removing the one - year rabies vaccination and consequential office visit for dogs alone would decrease the average small vet's income from $ 87,000 to $ 25,000 — and this doesn't include cats or other vaccinations.

For the first time in years, dog visits to a vet office increased (just under two percent compared to 2010), while cat visits went up a whisker (about half a percent compared to 2010).

According to James Schwartz, author of Trust Me, I'm Not a Veterinarian, 63 percent of canine and 70 percent of feline vet office visits are for vaccinations.

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Oral medications or shots, however, can be given to your pet by the vet during an office visit.

That way, there is only one time going under the anesthesia, only one period of time for recovery, only one visit to the vet, and only one office charge.

Don't be afraid to visit vets offices and interview vets to find one that you are comfortable with.

I'm relieved to know that the situation isn't more serious but it has cost me more than $ 100 already, for the vet office visit, the shampoo and the meds.

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- Meeting new people of all types, including children, men, crowds, people wearing hats, in wheelchairs, etc. - Meeting new dogs (do not bring your pup to areas with lots of dogs until after 4 months)- Exposure to other pets such as cats, horse, birds - Teach him to enjoy his crate - Riding in the car (be sure to restrain him using a crate or seatbelt for safety)- Being held, touched all over and in different ways, being bathed and groomed - Visiting the Vet's office, groomer, daycare, boarding kennel - Exposure to loud noises and strange objects (example — umbrella opening)- Exposure to traffic, motorcycles, bicycles, skateboards, joggers - Getting him used to being left alone for a few hours at a time

By making the office visit fee (vet exam, emergency exam, recheck or consultation) part of the pet parent's financial responsibility, it allows us to offer a complete accident and illness plan at an affordable monthly premium.