Sentences with phrase «pets vaccination history»

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1 Wag»N Pet Passport ® for documenting a pet's medical history, proof of ownership and vaccinations, a photo of the pet and emergency contact numbers.

Factors that affect which vaccines are offered include your pet's age, health, habits, lifestyle, vaccination history and potential risk of contracting certain diseases.

Because we may not always have a medical history on the pets that come to us, we recommend that your own pets are up to date on all their vaccinations.

Information about vaccination reactions in the past is of critical for your pet's safety during future vaccinations, so be sure to discuss your pet's vaccination history with our staff.

Our veterinarians will discuss with you your pet's history, lifestyle, prevalence of disease in Louisiana & Arkansas and other factors like dog parks or where you travel and determine a proper vaccination guideline and schedule.

The schedule will be based on your pet's age, previous vaccination history, environment, etc..

Our staff will review your pet's history and life style to determine which vaccines or vaccination package is best for your pet.

At an individual level, VIP Petcare takes each pet's lifestyle and vaccination history into account before making a recommendation

There are a number of things your veterinarian may want to vaccinate your pet for depending on your pets age, prior vaccination history, environment and so forth.

Arrive early so we may review your pet's vaccination history.

Your veterinarian can determine the appropriate vaccination interval based on your pet's history and individual circumstances.

o Laminated photocopies or USB drive of your pet's medical history and vaccination status.

If you board your pet, an up - to - date vaccination history is important.

We tailor our vaccination recommendations to your pet's specific needs based on travel history, age, and lifestyle.

Based on your pets history and physical examination, your veterinarian will then make recommendations for specific preventive medicine treatments such as vaccinations, parasite control...

Our veterinarians will discuss with you your pet's history, lifestyle and other factors and determine a proper vaccination guideline and schedule.

Our vaccination recommendations are tailored to each individual pet and depend on factors such as species, age, risk of exposure, history of reaction, severity of disease, and efficacy of available vaccines.

For first time adult dogs and cats allow us to review your previous history and keep your pets updated on all vaccinations.

If you need a copy of your pet's medical records or vaccination history, please give us your email address and we'll send them directly to you.

Vital information about your pet, including its name, species (dog, cat, etc.), color, breed or mix of breeds, weight, vaccination history, and your contact information should be readily seen on the outside of the carrier.

Diagnosis / Treatment Your veterinarian will perform a thorough physical exam and take a detailed history of your pet, including vaccination status.

Our vets will discuss your pet's history, age, lifestyle and other factors (location, the prevalence of diseases in Cleveland, closeness to wildlife, where you go like dog parks, where you travel, etc...) and determine a proper vaccination guideline and schedule.

The MyPetsWellness app allows you to schedule appointments online, check your pet's vaccination history, and order prescription refills when theirs is running low.

Microchips don't typically contain information about your pet's medical history or vaccinations.

's care receive ongoing vaccinations as needed in accordance with the pet's size, age, and previous vaccination history.

«Most importantly, this will help shelter staff save time spent answering follow up phone calls from pet adopters to retrieve information like vaccination histories, microchip numbers or medications.

This includes your pet's vaccination history.

At this time, diagnosis of rabies is made via clinical signs and the vaccination history and clinical history of the pet.

Your pet's vaccination history is also necessary, so we know what diseases he or she is protected against.

Review any history of serious reaction your pet has had to vaccinations, if this is not their first one.

A previous history of vaccination reactions in an individual pet will also affect recommendations for vaccination.

The file should include current photographs of your pet (you will have to show a photograph to have your animal released to you from a shelter, or other holding facility; including yourself in the photos will facilitate this process), microchip identification number, adoption papers, a written description of your pet (feline, female, 7 years old, grey tabby, 10 lbs, etc), a description of your pet's distinctive markings (white paws, black spot on back, etc.), diet, medications, vaccination history, behavioral issues and personality.

Your veterinarian will ask you questions regarding your pet's medical history including when the signs were first noticed, what kind of symptoms you have seen, recent medications or vaccinations, and recent travel.

If your pet has been vaccinated by another veterinarian, please list the name and number where we can request a vaccination history.

It's a good idea to make a copy of your pet's vaccination history and schedule from your veterinarian's records.

5) If you obtain a healthy adult pet with an unknown vaccination history, a single vaccination is sufficient.

The typical distemper suspect is a rescue or pet store dog or puppy, usually with questionable vaccination history or an as yet incomplete vaccination series.

The medical history report will list vaccinations, medications, and procedures your new pet has received during its stay at Animal Humane Society.

lf we do not have record of your pets» vaccine history, please have your current veterinary clinic fax us a copy of the vaccinations with date due.

He will need a complete history from you which includes dietary regimens, recent travel locations and conditions, frequency of bathing and grooming as well as the products used, whether your pet has been or is normally in the presence of other dogs or cats or other animal species, health history and vaccinations if this information is not immediately available to the treating vet, as well as the present symptoms noted, their severity and duration.

It is «highly» encouraged by all customers attending our monthly vaccination clinics to bring in any previous vaccine history on your pet (s).

Once any health issues are identified, we will discuss the appropriate vaccinations for your pet based on their vaccine history, age, health and lifestyle.

Depending upon your pet's medical history, we may also recommend vaccinations, bloodwork, and parasite testing.

When you adopt an animal at AHS, you'll receive a medical history report listing vaccinations, medications, and procedures your new pet received during its stay in our shelters.

I understand that you will be contacting my veterinarian for the vaccination and health history of the pets I currently own or have owned in the past.

For people who board their pets in facilities which require annual vaccinations, protective antibody levels actually provide more precise information about a pet's immune status than a simple history of receiving vaccinations.

• Save a 3 week old kitten from dying (who had been run over by a car), by employing immediate emergency procedures • Modernize pet / patient registration process by implementing an online system that also saved registration time • Welcome patients (pets and their owners) to the facility and provide them with required facility and services information • Register patients by taking their information and recording medical histories • Inquire into status of vaccinations and create patient charts • Schedule appointments and handle veterinary doctor's calendars • Assist in diagnostic, medical and surgical procedures by using a range of technical diagnostic equipment