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The PET Online Review Workshop is designed to help prepare technologists for the NMTCB's PET Exam.

Because many dogs and cats end up with a lot of tartar on the teeth, as well as gum disease, an annual exam will help you stay on track of your pet's oral health and fix dental problems before they escalate.

All of this information, along with a thorough physical exam of the body, will help your vet properly diagnose your pet and, ultimately, save you time and money if it results in recognizing a disease early on.

So, in the long run, a wellness exam is money saved in the future and helps keep your pet healthy,» she says.

The Langley Animal clinic suggests pet dental exams should ideally be every 6 months to help alert us to potential problems before they become severe.

Regardless of breed, your veterinarian can help you develop a plan to keep your pet happy and healthy, but only if your pet makes a visit for an annual exam.

These advanced diagnostics are also used in our preventative care exams, to help combat diseases and parasites in their earliest stages, before they are able to pose a threat to your pet's health.

From new puppy and kitten exams to mature cats and dogs, we ensure your pets are in perfect health, and help them when they're not.

It is important to schedule regular wellness exams for our pets every six months and have them examined for lumps and bumps as well as for many other things that can help extend the length and quality of our pets» lives.

Exercising an energetic pet prior to the visit will help avoid restlessness and agitation during the exam.

We recommend regular veterinarian exams at least once per year, carefully chosen vaccinations, and the ongoing use of safe parasite - control medications; each of these simple measures can help you and your pet avoid serious health concerns in the future.

To help insure that nothing is missed at your pet's wellness exam, please take a moment to run through this checklist.

Private exam rooms, separate kennels, and experienced handlers help make the clinic visit for pets a stress - minimized experience.

She schedules your pet's appointments, assists the doctor during your pet's exam, assists in some aspects of surgery, and helps to comfort you and is a listening ear «when the time comes.»

Since pets can not talk, they often hide a sign of sickness, and a complete Physical Exam can help you create a plan to keep your pet healthy for the year ahead with the Vaccination or preventative care that is needed.

In addition to a routine physical examination, a veterinary neurologist will perform a neurological exam and work up which can help identify the affected area of your pet's nervous system.

Regular veterinary care with exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention and early detection lab testing can help pets live longer, healthier and happier lives!

Care - A-Van IS here to help pet owners save money on core services, so that they have the extra funds to take their pets to a full service clinic for wellness exams and of course any other health issues.

The comprehensive exam includes an examination of all of your pet's major body systems to help ensure that they are functioning at their best.

Preventative pet care in the form of exams, vaccines, dental care and screening blood tests and urine evaluation helps expand your pets» quality of life.

Blood (CBC & chemistry panel) and urine testing evaluate your pet's internal organs, and can help uncover underlying medical problems that may not be obvious from the physical exam.

She assists the doctor during your pet's exam, assists the technician during tech appointments, and helps in some aspects of surgery.

Because there are so many diseases that can cause a pet to have signs and symptoms of a respiratory problem, the questions and physical exam are the essential first steps in helping your pet.

This means scheduling regular exams during which your veterinarian can help your pet avoid preventable conditions and detect disease early on, which in turn helps you to avoid costly and painful treatment down the road.

We believe that all pets should undergo a comprehensive wellness exam annually, which focuses on all body systems and helps us identify health conditions in your pet before they become difficult and expensive to treat.

Your pet is given a wellness exam to help determine whether they are healthy enough to undergo the surgical procedure.

Wellness Exams not only help flag any potential problems with your pet's health, but they are also important in creating an overall medical history for your pet.

Whether they are helping with a simple annual exam or on the front lines during an emergency, a vet tech is always by your pet's side.

The AAFP and Fort Dodge want cat owners to be aware of the threats to their pets» health, and that twice - a-year wellness exams can help detect, treat and, ideally, prevent health problems before they become serious.

The exam is not only an effective screening measure for chronic and acute glaucoma, it can also help set a baseline measurement of your pet's normal intraocular pressure (IOP).

Thanks to the Foundation for Veterinary Dentistry's «Make Me Smile Shelter Project,» shelter veterinarians and veterinary technicians nationwide will be receiving specialized training and equipment to help make sure homeless pets have dental exams and dental cleanings before they meet their new families.

The exam is not only effective in screening for chronic and acute glaucoma, it can also help set a baseline measurement of your pet's normal intraocular pressure (IOP).

A wellness exam can help ensure your pet's health and detect early stages of disease.

Nutrition, exercise, and the prevention of common problems through regular exams are all ways to help your senior pet stay healthy.

Routine preventative care (like getting an annual early detection exam) can help your veterinarian understand the normal baseline laboratory values for your pet while they're young, happy and healthy.

Before your pet's dental exam, we perform a full physical exam and pre-surgical lab work to help rule out any pre-existing internal problems that may not be evident during a physical exam.

Helping you integrate your pet in your home, with your family or other pets, is a part of our wellness exams.

AAHA reminds pet owners that they can help pets live healthier and longer lives by taking their pets to their veterinarian for periodic physical exams, vaccinations, and dental care as well as providing pets with fresh water, a balanced diet and exercise.

These needs can change rapidly in our senior patients and so exams by a doctor every 6 months can help protect your pet from chronic disease and help you make any necessary changes in care.

This helps to detect problems not evident on physical exams, and also provides a baseline for what is normal for your pet as he or she ages.

These exams can help prevent medical problems before they become life - threatening and can also give your veterinarian a clearer picture of your pet's health.

It is our job to conduct your pet's physical exams twice a year, but it is our mission to help guide your pet's wellness every day.

Wellness exams and routine screening tests are a big step towards you helping us help your pets achieve these goals.

Your pet is given an exam prior to surgery to help determine whether your pet is healthy enough to undergo the surgical procedure.

This exam helps us understand your pet's overall health and identify potential concerns.

All pets can carry disease without necessarily showing signs of illness, and new pet exams are important not only to determine whether a new exotic pet is healthy, but also to help maintain the health of other pets and people at home who will be exposed to this new bird or exotic pet.

Keeping your pet at a healthy weight through a good diet and plenty of exercise, scheduling him or her for routine exams and proper vaccinations, and giving him or her lots of love can help your pet live a longer, healthier life.

A technician helps hold your pet on the exam table during the doctors physical examination.

For senior pets, we recommend biannual visits and yearly bloodwork which can help detect early health problems such as kidney, thyroid, and liver disease that could not be picked up on a routine exam.

We provide complete care to our many patients — from exams to vaccines to surgery, we strive to help you and your pet throughout all life stages.