- Bring hungry pets. Skipping or reducing the amount of food given to your pet prior to their vet appointment will make your pet more likely to accept treats in the exam room.
- Bring plenty of your pet’s favorite treats to their appointment. Even consider fresh deli meat or squeeze cheese as treats to sweeten the proposal for your pet.
- Offer treats often while in the lobby, exam room, and during the actual examination. This provides a positive distraction for your pet.
WHERE STATE-OF-THE-ART MEETS STATE-OF-HEART
WE HAVE A FUNDAMENTAL COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE IN VETERINARY MEDICINE AND COMPASSIONATE CARE
OUR WELL-EDUCATED TEAM IS COMMITTED TO ENHANCING THE HUMAN-ANIMAL BOND
WE BELIEVE PETS ARE NOT JUST ANIMALS, BUT INTEGRAL MEMBERS OF OUR FAMILIES
WE ADHERE TO THE HIGHEST ETHICAL AND MEDICAL STANDARDS BEFITTING OUR COMPANIONS,
WHILE MEETING AND EXCEEDING OUR CLIENTS' EXPECTATIONS
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Happy Vet Visits Part 3
Part 3 of our Happy Vet Visits series continues to touch
upon tips that owners can try to reduce your pet’s stress level when going to
the veterinarian. It’s amazing how a few
simple changes made at home can reduce the amount of anxiety and stress your
pet experiences at the vet. Increasing
the amount of car rides between vet visits and desensitizing your pet to their
pet carrier are great options to reduce stress, but there are more options to
help your pet when he’s nervous about his vet appointment.