Our vets are the Hillside Veterinary Practice, 146 Crewe Road, Nantwich, Cheshire CW5 6NB. Telephone 01270 625310.

Although anyone with access to ultrasound equipment and minimal knowledge of ultrasound can do the testing, the quality and accuracy of the test results appear to be directly proportional to the skill, training, and experience of the sonographer doing the testing. Ultrasound testing can be expensive (as high as $275 US per cat in some private practices, and $25 to $50 US per cat in special PKD "Clinics").

The vet is here everyday at 10am including weekends for routine scanning and again later in the day/evenings for out of hours scanning for AI mares. Mares that have been imported in the last 12 months must be tested for EVA before coming to stud. All other mares must fill in a questionnaire to determine if she is a risk to the other mares. Any mares deemed to be a risk will be put into isolation until the blood results are back.

Yes, these are the same exact products. We have veterinarians on staff to guide us through product selection. All of our products are FDA approved, unlike some other sources on the internet and even local pet stores.

We need a signed prescription from your vet on all products marked as perscriptions. Most vets are happy to do this providing there is no medical reason not do to so. Prescription labels are not acceptable. As an alternative, we can also call your Vet to OK the prescription. To use this option, please provide your pet's name and contact information for your Vet in the Vet Info section during checkout.

We use your vet when possible because your pet's health records are on file there. If your vet is unavailable, we will use Triangle Veterinary Hospital. If after hours, we use Triangle Pet Emergency on Chapel Hill Blvd. We will also try to contact the pet's owner, so please be sure to leave us your emergency contact number. We charge $50 for taking your pet to the vet.

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.

You should have your new cat examined by your vet to check for signs of disease or parasites. Ideally, and especially if you have other animals at home, you should arrange to have the new cat examined before you bring it home. The vet should check the cat's temperature; look for fleas, flea eggs, ear mites, and signs of ringworm; check for overall health and liveliness; and update the cat's vaccinations if necessary. It's also a good idea to have the vet test the cat for common illnesses.

We like our puppies to see a vet within 72 hours of leaving CR Beagles. This allows your vet to evaluate the puppy's health and how he/she is handling leaving our environment. It also gives your vet the opportunity to discuss the puppy's vaccination and deworming schedule with you. Puppies MUST have a series of vaccinations through about 4 months of age to help prevent diseases.

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.

Yes, please be aware that all flea/tick medication, heartworm preventative and other prescriptions should be purchased thru your veterinarian or local pharmacy, not from an internet source. I do not want to worry that your pet can become ill with inferior products. These products are not backed by the drug manufacturer. Buying from the internet voids the warranty. If the medication doesn't work or injures your pet, the big drug companies are not responsible.

Check the website for the hospital, search the internet, ask for references, find out how and when your doctor learned the procedure. Ask your doctor how many times he/she has performed the procedure.

Due to the fact that our customer base is so much larger then your veterinarian's, we purchase in much greater quantities than they are able to. Therefore we can achieve a substantial cost savings and pass on the savings to you.

One check up per year is usually sufficient for most cats, although older cats may need to be checked more frequently, usually twice a year.

If Menu Foods product is the cause of sickness or death, Menu Foods will take responsibility. Please keep copies of all your vet records and receipts for pet food purchases as well as vet bills. On May 24, 2007, a United States federal court issued an order that, for the time being, prevents Menu Foods from having direct contact with individual pet owners. In light of the order, we regret that we cannot communicate with potential claimants at this time.

A4. You should always talk to the Veterinary Coordinator about any questions you have regarding health problems. Our Veterinary Coordinator has vast knowledge and experience is most all situations or problems that

Our vetting procedure involves: Proof of identity, Proof of address, Proof of immigration status, Proof of experience and reliability, Tests on common computer repair 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.

Yes. We take out an employer's reference and require proof of address and entitlement to work in the UK.

Aspen Animal Hospital, located at the Aspen Airport Business Center, 301 Pacific Ave., Aspen, 24 hour emergency # is (970) 925-2611. - Aspen Valley Veterinary Hospital, located on Highway 82 just west of lower Woody Creek turnoff (nine miles west of Aspen). 24 hour emergency # is (970) 923-2022. - Valley Mobile Veterinary Practice, emergency # (970) 925-6412

Like other dogs, greyhounds need their shots on a regular basis and should be given heartworm medication at the appropriate time of year. Also, some greyhounds tend to have bad teeth due to the soft diet they are fed at the track. You should plan on having their teeth professionally cleaned once a year. Like other deep-chested dogs, they are subject to bloat. They can eventually suffer from arthritis, cancer and other common ailments. They are not prone to hip dysplasia.

Well, I very seldom call one for foaling unless it is something VERY major! Like, water breaks, no foal coming... Hmmm not good, I will feel inside a mare to check head and make sure it is not turned, or see if I can feel the problem. By the time a vet got here it could be too late. I have learned to do what needs to be done, and will always try to save the mare 1st. A good book for people on this is A - Z on horses. It teaches you a lot. Cams I am using some low light cams this year.

When applicants call the office they are asked a number of structured questions to determine their suitability. Suitable applicants are then interviewed at their own home. This eliminates unsuitable cleaners. At the interview they are asked to provide proof of identity, proof of address and current or recent work references -These are always verified for authenticity.

If your pet’s condition does not begin to improve within a couple days, or if it appears to get worse at any time, it would be prudent to consult a good, holistic vet.

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.