Absolutely! We are giving away this FREE PET EXAM Rebate Certificate because we believe every pet should have an annual physical. We don't care if you go to your vet or even see a vet when you are away. Just send us a copy of the vet bill for your pet's exam and your signed FREE PET EXAM Rebate Certificate and we will send you a check.

After you receive your FREE PET EXAM Rebate Certificate enclosed with your membership materials, take your pet to the vet for their annual check-up, and send us a copy of the bill along with your signed FREE PET EXAM Rebate Certificate and we will send you a check for $30.00. It doesn't matter which vet you go to or where your vet is located.

Pet owners commonly ask why they can't get a medication refilled for their pet without an examination. Whether for a recurring infection or a chronic condition that requires medication, your vet will likely want to see your pet on a regular basis prior to dispensing medication. Read this FAQ to learn the reasons why a check-in with the vet is required in most cases.

A little vomiting or diarrhea here and there seems to be pretty standard for pet dogs and cats. After all, cats groom themselves and get hairballs. Dogs eat all sorts of ridiculous things they aren't supposed to. Still, many owners notice that their pets seem to have vomiting or diarrhea a bit more often than it seems they should.

Any wound that won’t stop bleeding, does not begin to resolve within a few days or becomes infected should be seen to by a vet as soon as possible. If your pet is bitten by another animal and the skin is broken it is important for you to consult a vet regarding infection and Rabies protection. If your pet has been exposed to Poison Ivy and develops swollen eyes, mouth and tongue or appears to have any breathing difficulty, urgent medical attention is strongly recommended.

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Every year for vaccines and a heath check-up. Every dog should get a RABIES, BORDETELLA, and DISTEMPER. Every cat should get a RABIES and distemper. Even if your pet never goes outside, there is always a chance of escape.

Learning what is "normal" and what isn't for your pets can be tricky at times. If your pet is not actively sick (vomiting, diarrhea) or injured (bleeding, limping), but not his or her normal bouncy self either, it is time to check in with your vet before becoming more serious.

Not all dogs require TPLO to restore knee function. Dogs weighing less than 40 pounds may have a different technique, often referred to as a "lateral suture technique", that will work equally well. This technique is not for overweight dogs. The recovery is slower but most dogs acheive almost normal function in the limb. This procedure does not work as well in larger dogs.

Many times pet owners put off going to the vet because their pet gets very stressed, or in some cases, agressive, when faced with the carrier, the car ride and the veterinary office. If the visit involves the difficult decision about putting a pet to sleep (euthanasia), many pet owners want to avoid the unfamiliar or stressful time at the veterinary office. Here are some tips to help reduce veterinary office stress.

Unless your own vet has experience with chilled and frozen semen artificial insemination we would strongly advise you to use a vet specialising in these areas. Please click on the link below for AI vets known to us. AI is not a particularly complicated procedure, but to optimise the chances of conception is it preferable to use a vet with experience of the procedures required, who has the necessary specialised equipment and who has experience with the timing and ordering of semen from abroad.

Locally, we use Dr. Doris Sievers of Claws and Paws Mobile Veterinary Services. Depending on the nature of illness, injury or emergency or if we cannot contact Dr. Sievers, we will also use Dr. Luthor McConnell of Mt. Spokane Veterinary Clinic, Dr. Rosemarie Astorino, Post Falls Pet Emergency or we will travel to see Dr. Tracy Bennett or Dr. Reproduction of this site in any part or in its entirety is strictly prohibited without prior permission of the author.

Sometimes pet owners are unsure if they should take their pet to the vet. Other times, they know that their pet needs to be seen by their vet, but worry that the car trip stress will make their pet worse. IF your pet is truly sick or injured, the need to be seen as soon as possible outweighs the unpleasantness of the car ride. Here are some tips to help determine when a vet visit is necessary.

Lumps on dogs are fairly common as dogs age. Most are not serious, but some can be quite serious. Any time that you notice a lump on your pet, please have it examined by your veterinarian to rule out cancer or other health problems.

In the event that we believe your pet is ill enough to be seen by a veterinarian, we will attempt contact with you to let you know the symptoms your pet is experiencing and let you make that decision. If we can’t reach you and it’s an emergency, we will take your pet to the first available veterinarian.

Please call our phone line with complete details. A volunteer with our welfare program will get back to you to see if we can help.

The registered nuclear medicine technologist will explain the procedure to you, ask you to complete a questionnaire and answer any questions that you might have. The technologist will take all prior studies including CT and MR that you have brought for comparison and then give you a small amount of a radioactive tracer, which is injected into your bloodstream. The radiation exposure associated with PET is similar to that associated with a conventional CT scan.

Thanks to evolution, animals do not readily display signs of illness or weakness. In the wild, ill and weak animals are often abandoned by their pack/flock/herd and attacked by predators. That is why a pet can look OK even when it's ill. Only a veterinarian can diagnose and treat existing and potential health issues. Remember, too, that dogs, cats, and other animals have much shorter lifespans than humans, so pets age faster and illnesses progress faster than in people.

You should report any unusual symptoms in your dog or cat. In addition, please tell your vet if your animal has recently entered or returned to Britain from abroad and say which country/ies it has been in. Please remind your vet of this scheme and ask him or her to complete an official report form for your animal.

We will make every effort to transport animals to a local vet, if the vet has the time to alter the animal. We use veterinarians on a rotation schedule for altering. By using one of our vets, you receive a reasonable, pre-set price.

Our vetting procedure involves: Proof of identity, Proof of address, Proof of immigration status, Proof of experience and reliability, Tests on common dog walking tasks. London Rate gives all candidates who have passed the vetting procedure training in health and safety and key safekeeping. They are also monitored closely at all times.

Dr. Michael Stewart examines the history of a patient through the owner's perspective and previous veterinary diagnostic material. This exam is used to help the owners and therapists set goals, appropriate for the pet's condition and ability. Our goals are to quickly and efficiently return your dog to his/her best functioning state possible with a minimum of pain and complications.

Anytime you get a new bird you should have it checked out by a veterinarian. Dr. Baeza is a member of the association of avian veterinarians and sees many species of birds. A new bird should be checked for Chlamydia, an infection that can be transmitted to humans. A beak and feather disease test should also be performed, this is a fatal disease and can be passed on to other birds. Yearly exam is recommended to keep track of weight and health.

The size of the pet is the determining factor. A small dog such as a Yorkie could use the same pad for 2 or more days. A large dog such as a German Shepherd could use two pads per day.