April 20th - 26th is National Pet ID Week. A week to raise awareness on the importance of having your dogs and cats ID's in the event they ever get lost, stolen, or go missing.
There are several methods of ID'ing your pets.
1) Tags for the collars/harness
2) Tattoos usually done in the ear, or inner thigh.
3) Microchip implanted under the skin.
Of all the methods of identifying your pet - a Microchip is the most effective and permanent.
Over time, tattoos can fade and can be difficult to read due to legibility and location.
Tags and collars can be lost, fall off, or taken off.
Microchips are permanently inserted under the skin at the base of the neck and is easily read by a reader which every veterinary clinic, pet shelter, and humane society has on hand.
When a pet is microchipped, the information is entered into a data base which makes it easy to locate the owners.
This helps get your dog or cat back home to you much sooner.
Speak with your veterinary team members about microchipping your pet.
Guelph Veterinary Clinic - Dedicated to caring for your pet, with focus on preventive medicine and proper nutrition
Saturday, April 19, 2014
Friday, April 11, 2014
Preventive Screening blood work
At Royal City Animal Hospital we have some exciting news.
We have a special price break on Preventive Health Screening blood work at this time.
We have a special price break on Preventive Health Screening blood work at this time.
Our Laboratory has reduced their prices of blood testing during Heartworm season, and we have passed the savings on to you.
Book your dog in for a Health and Wellness Blood screening test today to take advantage of these excellent prices.
In addition to testing for Heartworm disease, you will also test for other illnesses such as Kidney, Liver, Anemia, infections, Lyme disease (and 2 other tick borne diseases).
Call us today to discuss this great savings.
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