Sentences with phrase «vet visit too»

You may think that this means you can skip the annual vet visit too.

Plus, with BestWellnessTM routine care, we offer coverage for your pet's regularly scheduled vet visits too.

Not exact matches

He explores the final days of eccentric artistic Alberto Giacometti and his not - too - profound relationship with subject James Lord, a writer and WWII Army vet visiting Paris.

For example, a toy that is made with small parts may be inappropriate for a larger parrot, since the bird will not only be able to destroy the toy too quickly, it may also ingest the smaller pieces, leading to a visit to the vet.

Visits to the vet have dramatically decreased too, and that's a great bonus.

Louise Holton, president of Alley Cat Rescue, suggests, «Visit local vets and tell them you are working with communities to help cats and people too.

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.

Note: Statistically, cats are more likely to experience fear, anxiety, and stress related to vet visits, so this post applies to felines too.

Perhaps your pet is too sick to travel, is frightened to leave the house or visit the vet hospital, or maybe you simply can't come in.

Knowing that too much hair loss is almost impossible for a Yorkie, you need to visit a vet once you see that your dog has been recently loosing too much hair.

Even though you and your vet team do everything possible to make their visit stress free, it can still be too much for some cats.

My vet commented during our last visit that my cat's gums and teeth are not looking too good.

Maybe your pet is too sick to be safely transported, or is so nervous about vet visits that bringing them in causes a great deal of stress and anxiety.

If your GS is urinating too often and you notice signs of a urinary infection, visit a vet immediately.

To help rectify this problem — at least, the part about vet visits being too stressful for the cat — The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) and the International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) have just released a publication, Feline Friendly Handling Guidelines, which is also endorsed by the American Animal Hospital Association.

Just be sure to take regular visits to the vet: as they live indoors, their illness, if not taken care of on time, might transfer on you too.

Assuming your pet's a good candidate for at - home trims — but you're worried about cutting her nails too short and possibly drawing blood — ask your vet to demonstrate the simple technique during your next routine visit.

If it's not too expensive for you, you might narrow down your list of potential vets to just a very few, and then pay them a visit.

Some of these issues are not too much to be concerned about while others can lead to expensive vet visits and a shortened lifespan of your pet.

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.