Wellness Examinations
Annual wellness examinations are recommended by veterinarians to
detect medical conditions in their early stages. When detected
early, many conditions may be less difficult and costly to diagnose
and treat. Although age itself is not a disease, it can bring
many conditions that - if diagnosed early - can be cured or managed
for extended periods of time. Routine examinations and preventative
medicine, including heartworm and flea/tick medication, can help to
maintain the health of your pet throughout its life.
Immunizations
Vaccinating your pet is a simple procedure that is routinely
done by veterinarians. Vaccines are safe, effective
and important to your pet's well being. Puppies and kittens are usually given
their first set of vaccinations at seven to eight weeks of age. Additional
booster vaccinations are given by your veterinarian every
three to four weeks until the puppy or kitten is about four months
of age. Adult pets will require repeat vaccinations
for the rest of their lives. The Companion Animal Hospital of Milford
will help you determine the schedule that is right for your pet.
Please take advantage of our
Free Vaccines For Life
Program!
Medical
We are equipped to treat most of the medical problems that your
pet will encounter. Our hospital can provide x-rays, EKG's and
laboratory tests. We will administer treatments and perform
procedures on an outpatient or inpatient basis. We also have
specialists available for consultation, in-house examinations and
procedures and for referrals.
Surgery
Our animal hospital is equipped to perform most surgical
procedures from spays and neuters to soft tissue and orthopedic
surgeries. We have board certified surgical specialists we
can call upon for referral and consultation. We offer the latest
in anesthesia drug protocols in order to provide your pet with
a safer and more pain-free surgical experience.
Dental Services
Animals require regular dental care, including routine
dental cleanings under anesthesia and at home brushing and cleaning.
Routine physical examimnations by your veterinarian include a
thorough examination of the mouth. Untreated dental
disease causes pain, loss of teeth, and can lead to
bacterial infections of the internal organs.
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