Preventive Care

• Vaccination

Illness Treatment

• Parasites Treatment and Control
• Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

• Heart Disease Treatment
  There are different types of veterinarians as they may choose to specialize in medical disciplines such as dermatology and after post graduate training period and certification. Some veterinarians pursue their training and enter into research careers and they have contributed in many human and veterinary fields such as pharmacology and epidemiology. There are some veterinarians who make the identity of botulism, an agent produced to treat the human heart disease. These are progressed surgical tricks of hip joint change, limb and organ transplant for humans. There are two types of veterinarians, small and large. Small veterinarians typically work in veterinary clinics. On the other side, large veterinarians often spend more time in travelling or other activities related to animals. Veterinarians charge only a fraction for the services rendered if we compare it to human medicine.

Surgery

• Veterinary Surgery

Lab and X-Rays

• Laboratory Services
  Checking a patient’s blood work and EKG is a critical step in any procedure where your pet will undergo anesthesia. In the case of geriatric pets, a chest x-ray is often a requirement as well. A responsible veterinarian will never administer an anesthetic without knowing the status of your pet’s health through information obtained from this critical step. When considering the expenses associated with a particular procedure it is important to understand what fees are included in the pre-surgery cost estimate. You must ask if pre-anesthetic lab work is included in the estimate. If lab work was not included in the price, proceed with caution. A reputable vet will be upfront about all of the costs associated with the surgery, from pre-surgery expenses to post-surgery follow-up. An attempt to appear less expensive than the competition by leaving out these fees either indicates a lack of honesty on the part of the veterinarian or a willingness to put your pet at risk by neglecting to provide services which are critical to the well-being of your pet. Does Your Veterinarian Follow Surgical Guidelines?
• X-Ray