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Congratulations on the recent adoption of a
new member to your family. Just as human babies need frequent exams, vaccinations and care, so does your puppy. Our puppy
plan has been created to give your puppy the best in medical care during his/her time of growing and developing. We will be
able to point out changes in development, both normal and abnormal, properly administer the needed vaccinations, offer tips
on house training and other puppy behavior issues, nutrition recommendations and advice on many other areas that may be of
concern or interest to you. Good medical care and pertinent information during the formative months of your pet's life will
help ensure a better quality life for your pet.
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Complete health examinations at the time of well-care appointments
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Congratulations on the recent adoption of a
new member to your family. Just as human babies need frequent exams, vaccinations and care, so does your kitten. Our kitten
plan has been created to give your kitten the best in medical care during his/her time of growing and developing. We will
be able to point out changes in development, both normal and abnormal, properly administer the needed vaccinations, offer
tips on house training and other kitten behavior issues, nutrition recommendations and advice on many other areas that may
be of concern or interest to you. Good medical care and pertinent information during the formative months of your pet's life
will help ensure a better quality life for your pet.
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Just as we are able to benefit from medical
technologies to help us live longer and healthier lives, so can your pet. Our furry family members live much longer lives
now than in years past, due to the advances in veterinary medicine. Just as in people, your pet’s senior years can be
filled with a high quality life and health. We are now able to keep their life and companionship far longer than in years
past, due to the high quality of medical care available to our pets today.
One of the best ways to provide early intervention, treatment and a continued high quality of life is through preventative health care screening. This enables us to catch disease in its early stages and to offer care and treatment to control, slow or even stop the disease process. We feel you will agree with us that the love and devotion your pet has offered over the years is invaluable and something you want to keep as long as possible.
To help with this, we offer a comprehensive health screening for senior pets. The age at which your pet achieves senior status varies with breed, species and size. In general the following guidelines apply:
Small and medium dogs (less than 50lbs) 8-9 years
Large breed dogs (51-90 lbs) 7-8 years
Giant dogs (51-90 lbs) 5-6 years
Cats 8-9 years
We recommend a complete health care screening once a year for pets that meet the above age guidelines. Remember that your pet ages on an average of seven years for every one of yours.
These programs are designed to benefit older pets and their human family members. Pets benefit because early detection of geriatric disorders allows for better management of these disorders, minimizing pain and improving quality of life. Pet owners benefit from a substantial savings offered when the services are provided as a package.
For Dogs
For Cats
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Note: (The "Puppy Plan" dog and the "Senior Plan" dog pictures
are both of "Pepper," Dr. Eagle's "olden golden"; the second picture was taken 15 years after the first... and still no gray
in her muzzle).
One of the best ways to provide early intervention, treatment and a continued high quality of life is through preventative health care screening. This enables us to catch disease in its early stages and to offer care and treatment to control, slow or even stop the disease process. We feel you will agree with us that the love and devotion your pet has offered over the years is invaluable and something you want to keep as long as possible.
To help with this, we offer a comprehensive health screening for senior pets. The age at which your pet achieves senior status varies with breed, species and size. In general the following guidelines apply:
Small and medium dogs (less than 50lbs) 8-9 years
Large breed dogs (51-90 lbs) 7-8 years
Giant dogs (51-90 lbs) 5-6 years
Cats 8-9 years
We recommend a complete health care screening once a year for pets that meet the above age guidelines. Remember that your pet ages on an average of seven years for every one of yours.
These programs are designed to benefit older pets and their human family members. Pets benefit because early detection of geriatric disorders allows for better management of these disorders, minimizing pain and improving quality of life. Pet owners benefit from a substantial savings offered when the services are provided as a package.
For Dogs
For Cats
Ina Road Animal Hospital | 7320 La Cholla
Blvd, Ste 114 | Tucson, AZ 85741
Ph: (520) 544-7700 | Fax: (520) 297-2694
Ph: (520) 544-7700 | Fax: (520) 297-2694
