Sentences with phrase «veterinary office visits»

We recommend this exam for all puppies, especially during their first few veterinary office visits.

Dr. Kay's «Ten Commandments of Veterinary Office Visits» offers tried and true secrets to making every visit exceptional for the pet owner and the V - team.

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No surgery or anesthesia is required — a microchip can be implanted during a routine veterinary office visit.

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The average price of a veterinary office visit in the United States averages around $ 50 to $ 55 dollars at a general practitioner.

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If you decide to meet the dog and his current family, demand to view the paperwork from any and all veterinary office visits of the last few years.