pet Consultation and Examination

What to expect during a pet check-up:
Physical examination: The veterinarian will examine your pet from head to tail, checking their heart, lungs, eyes, ears, teeth, skin, coat, and overall body condition.
Medical history review: The veterinarian will ask you about your pet’s medical history, including any past illnesses, injuries, allergies, and medications.
Vaccinations: The veterinarian will check your pet’s vaccination records and administer any necessary vaccines.
Parasite prevention: The veterinarian will recommend or prescribe parasite prevention medication, such as heartworm and flea and tick medication.
Lab tests: Depending on your pet’s age and health, the veterinarian may recommend lab tests, such as a blood test or urinalysis.
Nutritional advice: The veterinarian can provide advice on your pet’s diet and nutrition, including recommendations for weight management, if necessary.
Dental care: The veterinarian will assess your pet’s dental health and may recommend dental cleaning or other dental care.
Behavioral counseling: If you have any concerns about your pet’s behavior, the veterinarian can provide advice or refer you to a behavioral specialist.