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What questions should i ask when choosing a vet2007-11-25 2:53:02

I am getting a small-breed dog(pomeranian mix). I need to know what tests/procedures a dog needs yearly and/or monthly to help me choose a vet office. The dog will already be spayed/neutered.

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You might want to just check their prices for routine things such as vaccination. Remember that if their service is very cheap it might not be the best on offer! If you don't have friends who can recommend a vet to you, ring around to ask for prices and go for the middle range. It would also be good to find out which vets do emergency services 24/7 in your area - this is something that's useful to know in advance, before an emergency occurs!

Dogs need to visit the vet yearly for booster vaccination and general health check. They also need monthly flea treatment and worming every three months, so ask what flea treatments they stock - Frontline, Revolution and Advantage are a good sign!

Chalice

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The best thing to do, actually, is to ask people that you trust what vet they use for their animals.

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You should ask questions like how good is there care, how long have they been in business, i can i be sure that my animal will be in good care.

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Vets get schooled and pass nearly the same level of State boards as a human doctor. I doubt your needs are beyond any certified vet.

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Hello..my suggestion is ask your friends, neighbors who have pets, especially the little dogs - who're often treated like royalty for the best vet...Take Care :)

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You might want to make sure which vet deals with