Is a Vet just a Vet? Top Services You Didn’t Know Your Vet Provided

Originally Posted by: hcrotsley in Dogs February 3, 2014 0 33 Views

 

Everyone has a vet that they see regular for unexpected illnesses and regular exams for their furry family members, but did you know that your veterinary clinic might provide these additional services for caring for your pets? Cutting back on the number of places your dog goes for services can help alleviate their stress, turn the vet into a more positive trip than usual, and can help them socialize (an important part of overall wellness).

 

If you are a pet parent, you are probably already aware of how important your dog’s or cat’s health to you. Your pet is  like a family member to you, so you may want to be sure that your best buddy receives a high quality and proper health care services. It is important to find right veterinary hospital for your furry friends.

Whether you have just adopted a new pet and you need them to bring them in for vaccinations as well as proper checkup, or you require bringing your pet to an animal doctor for any kind of medical emergency, these veterinarian hospitals delivers variety of services. As these services vary from one place to the other, one will find some type of common services offered at veterinary hospitals. The varieties of services offered at different veterinary clinic are as follows:

Exams and vaccinations:

Preventative medicines such as vaccines are a great way to keep you pets healthy as well as free from various unwanted diseases and parasites. Most of the veterinarians advise that the pets should be examined at least once a year. During this examination one can discuss any of the doubts or concerns that one have about the pet with the vets. Also you can discuss about the pet’s dental needs, exercise needs as well as issues regarding what type of diet would be appropriate for the pet’s health. Also the veterinarian would be pleased to give you advice on the proper vaccinations. [Many veterinarians recommend a checkup every 6 months for senior pets – so be sure to schedule your senior pet’s checkup today!]

Behavior counseling:

If your pet is not obedient and behaves disobediently for any of the reason, your veterinarian can help you with that matter. Veteran can guide you what is the cause of this behavior and also he/she may be able to conduct an examination for resolving the cause of the problem. [Most behavioral issues do not need to be treated by a veterinarian, but rather a trainer using positive reinforcement can show you how to improve your pets behavior: from barking problems to housetraining issues. Some behavioral issues require medications from your veterinarian. Your trainer will be able to tell you if medication may ease severe anxiety or if inappropriate chewing/elimination is occurring due to illness so that you can get treated by your vet.]

Boarding:

If in certain situation you plan to go somewhere out of the town for a long period of time, you can board your pet at a veterinary hospital where they can be taken care of. Majority of these clinics have their separate boarding places for the pets and especially for cats and dogs. The pet would be able to fully enjoy the exercise as well as fun along with other pets and toys and feeding every day. The technical clinic staff of animal professionals will more often tend to dogs or cats for their special required needs.

Dental care:

As we humans visit to a dentist place for good oral care, the dog or cat can also get a comprehensive dental care at the veterinary hospital. Most of animal clinics provide these kinds of services at the clinic or in your home. Choose an animal clinic which offers comprehensive and detailed preventative care for the pet’s oral health. [And don’t forget to brush those teeth a minimum of 3 times per week for great dental health]

Grooming:

Most veterinarians offer grooming as well. You can bring your pet to the vet for having its nails trimmed, hair trimming as well as for bathing services. If your vet does not do grooming, they will be able to recommend a groomer nearby.

Dog training:

All dogs need professional training, so if you are looking for a trainer, you may be able to get these services from your local veterinary hospitals. Training provides your dog information on how to communicate with you, other dogs as well as with other people.

Author’s Bio:
Charlie is famous veterinarian in Farmington..  He is a passionate blogger and likes to write about different services provided by veterinarian hospitals.