Sentences with phrase «take your pet to a veterinarian who»

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Taking the veterinarian's side, they protect the average pet owned by the average person who has no time or desire to research complex ways of caring for it.

If your veterinarian feels your pet has a more advanced or specific problem, they may recommend referral to an Internal Medicine Specialist who has additional internship and residency training beyond veterinary school and has taken a set of examinations certifying them as a specialist within that field.

Take, for example, these Colorado State University veterinarians and veterinary students who took the time to join in their community's Homeless Connect Project, to provide free veterinary care to the pets of the homeless:

Veterinarians are taking this need very seriously and mobilizing to bring care to those who can not afford it, thereby reaching pets that are living in tents, cars and cardboard boxes.

Because cats are statistically far less likely to be taken to the veterinarian than dogs are, and cats who aren't taken to the veterinarian are also more likely to be surrendered to a shelter, the CATalyist Council has also created the CATalyst Connection, a project seeking to strengthen the relationships between animal shelters, private practice veterinarians and pet owners.

If your pet won't let you look or you don't feel confident making that determination, take it to a veterinarian who can give you a definite answer.

Our veterinarians take their responsibility to your pet very seriously - theirs is a unique position, with patients who can not speak for themselves and must rely on the vet to be their advocate.

The next level of intervention is to have your veterinarian microchip your pet so that if your pet losses their collar, the person who finds them can take your pet to a local veterinarian's office and the chip can be scanned.

«The most important steps they can take are to locate a good veterinarian,» she says, and suggests asking friends who own pets for vet recommendations.

Talk to friends, family members, coworkers, neighbors, and your veterinarian, as they may know someone who might be interested in taking your pet.

News 5 is partnering with the Colorado Veterinary Medical Association to make sure pet owners who many not be able to afford to take their pet to the veterinarian are able to get free wellness exams.

Who will take care of your pet and how will they know what to do, for example: how to contact your veterinarian, whether your pet is taking medication or requires other vital treatment, like a special diet?

I'm constantly bombarded by emails from pet owners who seem to feel that way, so much so they often don't take even clearly very sick pets to the veterinarian, but instead waste time writing me 20 - page missives on every symptom their pet has expressed for the previous several weeks.