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NEWS AND SPECIALS:
Dental Health Month:
Many pet owners are not aware of the importance of their pet's dental health. That is why February has been designated Pet Dental Health Month. What does this mean for your pet? Good health! What does this mean for you? Discounts!
Did you know that 8 out of 10 dogs and 7 out of 10 cats show signs of poor dental health by the age of 3? Dental problems in pets can lead to pain, tooth loss, periodontal disease, and incread bacteria in the bloodstream. Pet's oral disease invariable progresses with time and can result in damage to internal organs, including the heart, liver and kidneys. Talk with us about your pets' dental health. We can help prevent and manage pets' oral problems before they become serious-or even life threatening.
Our Dental Special: We are offering complimentary dental exams and and 10% off all dental procedures during the months of February and March! This includes pre-anesthetic lab work, dental prophylaxis, dental X-rays, and extractions.
Call us to schedule your complimentary dental exam today
SPAY DAY USA:
We are proud to be participating in Spay Day USA 2012. Our goal is to get as many dogs and cats as possible spayed and neutered on Spay Day-February 26th, 2012. To print an application, scroll up and click on the CLINIC INFO tab, then click on CLINIC FORMS. Print and complete the application and return it to us here at PVPC!
Mountain Democrat ad special:
Look in the Mountain Democrat's weekend edition-the "Adopt-a-Pet" section to receive 10% off spay & Neuter!
Check out our Website pharmacy:
Don't have time to stop by the pet clinic for your pets' flea medication or food? Order your pets' medication and supplies online and have them delivered directly to your door. Over 1,000 products are available! Log into your Pet Portal today to take advantage of this great service.
Microchip Awareness:
41% of lost cats were reported by their owners to be "Indoor only", 46 % of lost dogs had been lost at least once before. Collars and tags are helpful, and should be used, but can be lost, or removed. Pets who are microchipped are more likely to be returned to their owners. Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice, implanted under the skin (non-invasive, similar to giving a vaccine), and offers a permanent form of identification! Once the microchip is registered, it goes into a national database, and is accessable 24/7! The microchips are read by a scanner, and the information is then tracked through the database. Every pet who enteres a shelter is scanned for a microchip, in hopes of finding the pet owner. Sometimes pets are not "lost" but seperated from their owners because of a disaster. Your are more likely to recover your pet after an evacuation if your pet is microchipped! One last mention...the most important thing about a microchip: Make sure your personal information is up to date with the microchip company at all times! Imagine finding a lost pet, then checking the microchip database only to find the phone number and address are not correct. We use the ResQ chip, which includes free information updates for life!
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