Pet Wellness is a general term for keeping our pets healthy by preventative medicine. Pet wellness starts with a good physical exam. Since our pets can't tell us what is wrong we recommend yearly bloodwork and urinalysis to help us keep a closer eye on the internal organs. Many diseases will not show signs of illness until there is lots of damage to the organ or organs it affects.
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Did you know that secondhand smoke can affect our animals also. Recent studies have shown that animals in house where the owners smoke have an increase in nasal cancers. Animals can also develop lung infections, respiratory problems, and asthma.
Assemble a animal disaster kit including: a supply of your pet's food, treats, water, vaccination records, medications, emergency numbers, your vets number, a toy and a extra leash.
