Sentences with phrase «veterinarian saw at the time»

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If it is determined that your animal needs to be seen, our veterinarian will arrange a time with you to meet you at one of our clinics; if it is an equine or bovine emergency they will arrange a time to come to your farm.

The better we do a job in helping to support veterinarians in that regard and the better job veterinarians can do, I think pet owners will continue to see the value and the benefit of things like wellness visits, preventive visits and the appropriate care at the appropriate time.

It may be helpful if you have a video of this «gutteral belching» for your veterinarian to see at the time of examination.

The law also required cage sizes to be increased to three times the size, for dogs to have constant and unfettered access to the outdoors, access to water at all times, increased regulations for how often a dog has to be seen by a veterinarian, among other rules.

We now have a full time veterinarian in Chattanooga, Dr. Todd Marlo, while Dr. Voyles and Dr. Laratta see clients at our Chattanooga location on a rotating basis; please see our Travel Schedule for Dr. Laratta's or Dr. Voyles's availability and contact our staff in Nashville to make an appointment for our Chattanooga location.

He may only produce a drop or two of urine at a time because of the frequency with which he is attempting to urinate, but if you see urine, you might wait until your regular veterinarian is available in the morning.

If she seems to be improving it would be worth a follow up with your veterinarian to reassess her and see how she is healing, and whether there are other alternatives at this time.

And I'm afraid I'm going to go with the opinion of my very well educated, very experienced veterinarian with regard to mammary tumors, which he said he's rarely ever seen in an animal that was spayed at a young age, but has seen many, many times in unspayed female dogs.

Although it does not see patients all night long, any patients requiring overnight monitoring are attended by a licensed veterinary technician and veterinarian at all times.

I know it is difficult to see your loved one like this, especially if you believe treatment was delayed before you changed Veterinarian; at this time the best course of action is to give the prescribed medication, follow your new Veterinarian's instructions and offer to Blue excellent Nursing care by ensuring that he remains hydrated and is able to do his business etc... Depending on the specific infection, recovery could take a week or longer; each day with improvement is a positive sign.

If at any time you see that panting is extremely intense and can not be explained, you should get your dog to the nearest veterinarian immediately.

Many veterinarians see more pets over the holiday season with blockage and digestive problems than at any other time of the year.

If your pet is showing any signs of illness we may decline to do surgery at that time, ask you to see your regular veterinarian and reschedule your appointment.

Your options other than annual vaccination are many: have titers done to test your dog's immunity and only vaccinate when immunity has dropped; discuss with your veterinarian what vaccinations you may be able to safely omit for your dog; insist that vaccinations be given one at a time to avoid increasing their risks; ask your veterinarian to sign a waiver so that your dog does not need to get the rabies vaccine, especially if you have seen a reaction to this vaccine in the past.

I always try to encourage people to visit the Emergency Veterinarian in these types of cases, but at times it is difficult due to location, finances etc... The level of pain and discomfort that Memphis is in should determine when you should visit the Veterinarian; if he is calm comfortable and not in any visual pain when at rest, a visit to your regular Veterinarian in the morning should be good, if Memphis is in pain, shaking, vocalising or you see any swelling or any additional problems, go to the Emergency Veterinarian immediately.

If you are unable to find the owner of the dog after trying for at least two weeks, you can reasonably make plans to keep the dog, and at that time you need to purchase a dog license and take the dog to see a veterinarian if you haven't already, to get vaccinated.