Sentences with phrase «vets for»

Question: Hi my Labrador is 7, we found fatty lump on his right side belly last year, took him to vets for his annual check, she didn't seem conserned but she did measure and asked us to keep an eye on it.

I spent a long time researching dog foods and asking Vets for recommendations and finally settled on Merrick for my Corgi puppy.

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Go to your vets for the poor dogs sake!References:

In the past I have used other vets for previous pets, but they do not compare to the knowledge and caring...»

I took a German Shepherd, a three - year old, owned by an elderly couple in their eighties to the vets for her annual booster.

Owners should consult their vets for the proper management of the condition.

Our program has been referred to by vets for as long as it has existed.

Our methods are not only efficient; they are proven to be successful, which is why they have been referred by vets for over 26 years.

«Studies show roughly 75 percent of consumers look to their vets for advice on what to feed,» he says.

From the cobblestone streets of Portland, Maine to the palm tree neighborhoods of Los Angeles, veterans are thanking Pets for Vets for giving them a lifelong friend.

On the bright side, the main driver of the higher costs has been the increased availability of specialized tests, treatments and vets for the nation's 81.7 million cats, 72.1 million dogs, 11.2 million birds and 7.3 million horses — not to mention exotics such as ferrets, hamsters, turtles, snakes and lizards.

There are also plenty of vets for checkups and illnesses, though the city is surprisingly low on community gardens.

Besides having them thank the vets for their service, have them ask about the core values the vets lived by and how those values impacted their personal character.

Greger says researchers should study human infections more extensively, for instance by testing British farmers and vets for antibodies.

Add the 24 Combat Vets for Congress that she encouraged readers to support on October 10, and her endorsement total reaches 91 candidates.

Lalor is a Marine Corps veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom and the founder of Vets for New York, which supports conservative Republican veterans.

Western Coordinator Vets for Cruz Stefani Williams — former Deputy Chief of Staff to conservative Alan Keyes, former Chair of the Utah Young Republicans in 2002 - 2003 Jake Lee — Ted Cruz College Republican Coordinator, nephew to Senator Mike Lee Selma Sierra — former Utah BLM Director, Southern Salt Lake County Coordinator Frank Mylar — former Utah Attorney General Candidate, respected attorney for various conservative causes Ed Snow — former aide to three members of Congress, and Central Utah County Coordinator David Kyle — former Utah Republican Party Caucus Ambassador Brian Halladay — Alpine School Board member, Northern Utah County Coordinator Candace Salima — former Utah County director for the Mike Lee campaign in 2010, Southern Utah County Coordinator Scott Hawkins — President of the Salt Lake County Republican Assembly Peter Greathouse — Millard County Republican Chair Gina Worthen — Cache County Republican Party Vice-Chair Paul Cozzens — Cedar City Councilman — Iron County Coordinator — Utahans for Cruz

why not a combat vets for Congress candidate?

He was in New York's North Country Monday to push for passage of a bill he has sponsored requiring the Department of Homeland Security to recruit vets for jobs at Customs and Border Protection ports of entry.

Rookies get to meet the vets for the first time.

These guys are new only to All Sports Hoops as they have been All Sports Series vets for quite some time..

-- Cal Lai, CEO at Ask.Vet, a «virtual urgent care» service that lets people text licensed vets for answers and save thousands in unnecessary vet bills.

When you build a strong culture and vet for this in the recruiting process, that naturally happens - great people attract other great people, and collectively do great things.

All the coffee is sourced directly from farmers and vetted for quality.

Until recently, hiring marketers meant vetting for creativity, design and writing skills and out - of - the - box thinking.

Then there was MTN VET for a mountain veterinarian and PET REP for a representative selling pet supplies.

«These policies have been debated and vetted for quite some time now,» a GOP aide told Business Insider.

It also uses technology to vet for fraudulent campaigns, the spokesman said.

The proposal has yet to be vetted for its precise impact on top earners, as several details are still being determined.

And the Washington Blade reports that Fred Hochberg, one of Obama's SBA transition team leaders and a former deputy administrator for the agency, is also being vetted for the job.

Those fees were charged to cover a review process and vetting for each fundraiser.

Not only is the property assessed for value, it is thoroughly vetted for safety, soundness of construction and adherence to local code restrictions.

Reading matter was vetted for its «seriousness» — «no newspapers, no novels except Dostoevsky, Proust, James and Tolstoy.

Although it's not contagious and the number of half monkeys having such illness is quite immaterial than alarming, yet the patient revealing such symptoms must be brought to the nearest vet for immediate treatment.

Although it's not contagious and the number of half monkeys having such illness is quite immaterial than alarming, yet you should be brought to the nearest vet for immediate treatment.

Do you REALLY believe he could have kept that a secret while he was being vetted for office????? If you are that confused than you need to blame your entire government, including the GOP.

It's less of a reaction than signing a vet for 5milli per year, besides, I don't think this is entirely true.

Recruits had to be vetted for an on - the - fly processing ability.

So take a team like the Browns, for instance, which will need to do this type of vetting for all the five big QBs in this year's class.

Not that Valentine - Moore was an either - or situation, but when my team stinks I'd rather take a flyer on a guy on a rookie deal than sign a vet for $ 8M who had been mostly average his whole career.

Traded CJ plus other vet for high quality SF or PF.

The source isn't inherently infallible, the methods and basis needs to be vetted for affirmation.

Chat with your vet for professional advice on prepping your dog or cat for your new arrival — although as long as basic common sense and safety is applied, you should all manage just fine!

Visit the vet for an exam and make sure that all shots are up to date and evaluate flee and heart worm prevention for safety around you expected human bundle.

Finally, the Secretary of State's office in each state is the chief election official and their office produces an official «for» and «against» argument for every ballot initiative that is vetted for impartiality and accuracy.

Vance's office has also previously told IBT that all contributions are vetted for potential conflicts of interest.

Assuming we let it pass today that we can have someone appointed as a «Senior Minister» and that is perfectly right within the 1992 constitution then what stops another President from appointing someone tomorrow to be vetted for appointment as a «Prime Minister»?

Within the corridors of the Flagstaff House, younger Ministers of State may call any of their colleagues a «Senior Minister» in deference to his or her age but that is different from an official communication by the President to Parliament in exercise of his powers pursuant to articles 58 and 256 of the Constitution requesting that a person advanced in age be vetted for approval by Parliament to be appointed as «Senior Minister».

Can future Presidents send a communication to Parliament requesting that a nominee be vetted for appointment as «Super Chief Justice» or even «Senior Supreme Court Justice» pursuant to article 144 of the Constitution?