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Contracts and Consent Forms
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Exotics
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Seasonal
Contracts
and Consent Forms
Boarding/Grooming
Grooming Agreement
Boarding
Contract
Contagious Disease Prevention Requirements for
Boarding, Grooming, Day Care, and Training Class Guests
Anesthesia/Surgery
Anesthesia/Surgical Consent Form
Medical
Day Admit History Form
Decline of Rabies Vaccine Form
Cats
General Tips
Traveling with Pets and Preventing Motion Sickness
Moving to a New Home
Raising Kittens
Trimming Your Cat's Claws (Video from Cornell Feline Health
Center)
How to Stop Destructive Scratching
Brushing Your Cat's Teeth (Video from Cornell Feline Health
Center)
Taking Your Cat's Temperature (Video from Cornell Feline Health
Center)
Keeping your Pet Safe in an Emergency
Crate Training Cats
Behavior Consults
Feline
Behavioral History
Please print this out and answer these questions so our
veterinarians can be sure to work with you and your cat on potential
behavior problem(s).
Pets Gone Wild
Like unruly children, some days it feels as if our pets are
purposefully testing our patience with their antics. Behavior
issues are becoming more commonplace as presenting complaints at
veterinary hospitals while owners look for help in the form of
medication they can give their pets. But, is it possible that we
are over-medicating our pets? Is there a better way to resolve some
of these behavior problems? Read this article to find out what
veterinary behaviorists have to say about “pill popping pets”.
Disorders and Medical Information
Kitten
Wellness Chart
Junior and Senior Wellness Screening
Inappropriate Elimination Disorders
Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease
Feline Leukemia and Feline AIDS
Caring for a Diabetic Cat (Video from Cornell Feline Health
Center)
Giving Your Cat a Pill or Capsule (Video from Cornell Feline
Health Center)
Giving Your Cat Liquid Medications (Video from Cornell Feline
Health Center)
Administering Subcutaneous Fluids
Pre-anesthetic
Screening
Adverse Vaccine Reactions
Rabies Advisory Notice
Bandage Instructions
Routine
Post-Operative Instructions
Parasites and Fungal Infections
Coccidiosis
Giardia
Hookworm Infection
Roundworm Infection
Heartworm
Toxoplasmosis
Ringworm
(Fungal Infection)
Dogs
Current Topics
Traveling with Pets and Preventing Motion Sickness
Canine Influenza (Dog Flu)
Lyme
Disease
Keeping your Pets Safe in an Emergency
Behavior Consults
Canine
Behavioral History
Please print this out and answer these questions so our
veterinarians can be sure to work with you and your dog on potential
behavior problem(s).
Pets Gone Wild
Like unruly children, some days it feels as if our pets are
purposefully testing our patience with their antics. Behavior
issues are becoming more commonplace as presenting complaints at
veterinary hospitals while owners look for help in the form of
medication they can give their pets. But, is it possible that we
are over-medicating our pets? Is there a better way to resolve some
of these behavior problems? Read this article to find out what
veterinary behaviorists have to say about “pill popping pets”.
Training Tips
Courtesy of Emma Parsons, Canine
Behavior Training Consultant
Ten Crate Training Tips
Ten House Training Tips
Ten Tips on How to Gain Your Dog's Respect
Ten Puppy "Play Biting" and Mouthing Tips
Ten Puppy Training Tips
Ten Tips on How to Live with a Sensitive Dog
Six Tips for Curing Submissive Urination
Ten Tips for Making Veterinary Visits More Enjoyable for You and
Your Dog
Tips on
Using a Basket Muzzle
Tips
on Nail Trimming
Watch this
video about using clicker training to make nail trimming a more
pleasant experience for you and your dog.
Medical Information
Puppy
Wellness Chart
Junior and Senior Wellness Screening
Arthritis
Dental Health
Q and A
Senior Wellness Screening
Canine Alzheimer's
Canine Allergies
Cognitive Dysfunction
Checklist
Pre-anesthetic
Screening
Adverse Vaccine Reactions
Rabies Advisory Notice
NSAID Side Effects
Bandage Instructions
Routine
Post-Operative Instructions
Medication Administration Tips
Pill Administration
Ear Drop Administration
Eye Drop Administration
Eye Ointment Administration
Applying Ointments, Creams, and Lotions
Administering Subcutaneous Fluids
Parasites and Fungal Infections
Internal Parasites
Coccidiosis
Giardia
Hookworm Infection
Roundworm Infection
Whipworms
Ringworm
(Fungal Infection)
Dental
Dental Health
Q and A
Pet Dentistry without Sedation - Worthwhile or Is it Just Surface
Changes?
Pet owners are often very leery of anesthetic procedures for their
pets. This concern could cause them to forego routine dental
cleaning of their pet’s teeth. A new fad, pet dentistry without
sedation, is quickly becoming popular across the country. But, does
this “safer” procedure really benefit the pet? What are the
long-term effects? Read this article to learn how
pet owners might be risking their pet’s dental health.
Seasonal
Winter and Holiday Dangers for Pets
Control Ticks Around Your Home and Community
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