A comprehensive pet health wellness exam should include equal part examination, vaccination, preventative measures, and testing. The exact recommendation for your pet’s wellness strategy will vary depending on his or her breed, age, and current health status.
During a physical exam, the veterinarian and support staff will work together to check for a multitude of things, such as abnormalities in your pet’s heart, lungs, eyes, ears, and throat. They will also check for lumps and bumps, feel the abdomen for anything unusual, take your pet’s temperature, assess their weight, check their heart rate and respiration, and inspect their mouth for tartar and oral growths.
Lymph nodes and joints will also be examined, and mucus membranes will be checked for anything that may indicate internal organ disorder or anemia.
An early analysis and detection of abnormal findings may be helpful in disease prevention or treatment. Some tests, such as blood work, urinalysis, and fecal tests, are recommended regularly.
Regular exams, vaccines, and certain routine diagnostic tests, depending on the age and health of your pet, can go a long way in maintaining optimal health for your beloved friend. Call us today to book an appointment.
Toronto Central Animal Clinic
112 Parliament Street
Toronto, ON M5A2Y8
Phone: 416-360-7400
Fax: 416-360-5900
Email: info@torontocentralvet.com
Also serving North York, ON and surrounding areas.
Working Hours
Mon – Sat: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sun: 10:00am – 5:00pm
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