From wagging tails to gentle purrs, we provide top-notch care for your furry
Our veterinary team provides a wide range of surgical services, ensuring each procedure is performed with expert care.
Ear otoscopy is a quick, non-invasive check of the ear canal to spot infections or blockages.
Avon Animal Hospital provides comprehensive care for pets, including wellness exams, vaccinations, surgery, diagnostics, dental care, and preventive treatments like flea and tick control. Their team also offers nutritional counseling, pet microchipping, and senior pet care.
For your pet’s first visit, bring any prior medical records, vaccination history, and a list of current medications. Also, it’s important to note any specific health concerns or behavioral changes you’ve observed. This helps the vet understand your pet’s medical background for more tailored care.
Most pets benefit from an annual check-up to monitor their overall health and catch early signs of illness. However, senior pets or those with chronic conditions may need more frequent visits, every six months or more, depending on their needs.
Avon Animal Hospital understands that pet care can be a significant investment. They offer a range of payment options, including credit card payments and third-party financing options. You can discuss specific arrangements with the hospital team during your visit to find a plan that works best for you.
In case of an emergency, call the hospital immediately for guidance. If they are closed, they can direct you to the nearest emergency veterinary clinic. Quick action is crucial in emergencies, so having the hospital’s contact information readily available is helpful.
Preventing fleas and ticks is essential for your pet’s health. Avon Animal Hospital offers various prevention products tailored to your pet’s lifestyle. Year-round protection is recommended to avoid infestations, and their team can guide you on the best option for your pet’s size, breed, and health status.
Vaccinations are crucial to protect your pet from common diseases. For dogs, core vaccines typically include rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus. For cats, vaccinations include rabies, feline distemper, and feline leukemia. The hospital staff will recommend a vaccine schedule based on your pet’s age, breed, and lifestyle.
To reduce your pet’s stress during visits, bring along their favorite toy or blanket to create a sense of familiarity. Try to keep a calm tone when communicating with your pet and give them positive reinforcement. For more anxious pets, talk to the vet about sedation or other calming techniques that can make the visit more comfortable.
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