Service Description

1. History taking: - The veterinarian will ask about the pet's medical history, including any previous illnesses, injuries, or treatments. - Information on the pet's diet, behavior, and any observed changes or concerns will also be collected. - This helps the veterinarian understand the pet's overall health status and identify potential underlying issues. 2. Physical examination: - The veterinarian will conduct a thorough physical examination of the pet, checking various parameters such as body condition, vital signs, lymph nodes, and organ function. - This allows the veterinarian to identify any abnormalities or potential health problems. 3. Diagnostic tests: - Depending on the pet's condition and the veterinarian's findings, they may recommend various diagnostic tests, such as bloodwork, fecal examination, x-rays, or ultrasound scans. - These tests help the veterinarian obtain a more comprehensive understanding of the pet's health and guide the appropriate treatment plan. 4. Diagnosis and treatment plan: - Based on the history, physical examination, and diagnostic test results, the veterinarian will establish a diagnosis and discuss the recommended treatment plan with the pet owner. - This may include medication, dietary changes, lifestyle modifications, or referral to a specialist if necessary. 5. Client education and communication: - The veterinarian will take the time to explain the pet's condition, the recommended treatment plan, and any necessary preventive measures. - They will address any questions or concerns the pet owner may have and provide guidance on the pet's care and management at home. 6. Follow-up and monitoring: - The veterinarian will schedule follow-up appointments to monitor the pet's progress and ensure the effectiveness of the treatment plan. - They may also provide recommendations for ongoing preventive care, such as routine vaccinations, parasite control, and dental care.