Consistent
care means a longer, healthier life for your pet.
Preventative medicine can add years to the life of
your pet, and reduce the need for costly medication.
When Dr. Wendy McClelland visits your pet to check weight,
teeth and blood, you can rest assured problems will
be detected and corrected before they become life-threatening
and expensive.
Did you know that most ill-health in small animals starts
as obesity? The most reliable way to get an overweight pet
in shape is by regular visits with a vet who will weigh the
animal, monitor progress and make suggestions. When owners
must bring the animal to a clinic for this care, genuine progress
is rarely made. However, when pets are treated at home, the
results can be excellent because the vet evaluates the environment
as well as the pet, and provides the consistent motivation
needed to keep the program on track.
During a home visit,
Dr. Wendy can provide:
•
Physical exams
• Health certificates
• Preventative care
• Vaccinations
• Deworming
• Microchipping
• Bloodwork
• Nail trims
• Nutritional counseling
• Diagnostic testing
• Skin/lump biopsy
• Chronic care
• Hospice care
• Humane euthanasia
• Soft Paw Application (alternative to declawing cats)
To provide some of these services, Dr. Wendy brings a technician
with her. She can also provide referrals for x-ray, surgery,
ultrasound, and other specialist consultations.
After you’ve scheduled your appointment, see Preparing
for a Successful Home Care Visit.
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