Welcome to the Disease Treatment and Prevention Visit Program. We are here to offer you the best possible preventive care in a safe, supportive environment. We recognize that you have many questions and concerns about your health. Please know that we will be with you every step of the way to ensure your complete understanding and satisfaction with our services. Our Disease Treatment and Prevention Visit Program is a comprehensive program, designed to provide you with the information you need to make healthy choices for yourself and your family. Your dog is a member of your family, and you want to make sure she’s healthy and happy. One way to do that is through preventive care visits. These are routine checkups where your vet will examine your dog, discuss her diet and exercise habits with you, and make sure she’s disease-free.

There Are Many Diseases.

There are many diseases that can be prevented with a preventive care visit. Some of these include:

• Heartworm disease is transmitted to dogs through the bite of a mosquito. The larvae travel through the bloodstream and lodge themselves in the heart and lungs, causing damage to those organs as they grow into adults over time.
• Parasites like fleas or ticks can cause serious harm if not treated quickly, especially if you have an allergic reaction to them or have an animal that is prone to seizures when exposed (like cats).
• Ear infections are common among dogs and cats and often result from bacteria entering their ears through water droplets on grass or other surfaces outside where they’ve been playing all day long!

If you notice a discharge from your pet’s ears, go see your veterinarian right away. If left untreated, it could lead to an infection that causes hearing loss. Many of these issues can be prevented by taking your pet in for an annual checkup. Your veterinarian will examine the animal, take blood samples, and run tests to determine if any diseases are present. If they are, they can be treated right away and you won’t have to worry about them getting worse over time!

Your Dog’s Health And Well-Being Depend

Regular preventive care visit are important for your dog’s health and well-being. Preventive care visits help ensure that your pet is healthy, happy, and safe by preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases before they become serious or life-threatening. This can save you money on vet bills down the road!

Your dog needs regular preventive care visits because he/she:

• Is at risk for certain health problems (like heart disease) if he doesn’t get them checked out early enough
• May suffer from painful conditions that can be diagnosed early with tests like X-rays or blood work; these problems may require surgery or medication if left untreated

Is at risk for developing certain diseases that can be prevented with vaccinations Is more likely to catch infectious diseases from other animals in the community (like rabies) if he’s not vaccinated against them Is more likely to suffer from painful conditions like dental disease or arthritis if they are not treated early. Your dog needs regular preventive care visits because he/she:

Is at risk for certain health problems (like heart disease) if he doesn’t get them checked out early enough May suffer from painful conditions that can be diagnosed early with tests like X-rays or blood work; these problems may require surgery or medication if left untreated Is at risk for developing certain diseases that can be prevented with vaccinations Is more likely to catch infectious diseases from other animals in the community (like rabies) if he’s not vaccinated against them.

Help You Stay Healthy And Avoid Illness.

Preventive care visits are important for your dog’s health and can help you avoid illness. Preventive care visits allow us to understand your dog’s behavior and health in order to keep them happy and healthy. Our preventive care packages include:

• Vaccinations – Vaccines help protect against serious illnesses such as distemper, parvovirus, and rabies
• Heartworm testing – heartworms are transmitted through mosquito bites so it is important that you keep your dog on heartworm-preventative medicine year-round if they live in an area where mosquitoes are prevalent (such as Florida) or if they go outside often

Dental care – bacteria can build up on your dog’s teeth and gums, causing dental disease. The best way to prevent this is through regular brushing and cleaning by our veterinarians

Heartworm testing – heartworms are transmitted through mosquito bites so it is important that you keep your dog on heartworm-preventative medicine year-round if they live in an area where mosquitoes are prevalent (such as Florida) or if they go outside often

Conclusion

We’re excited to announce that our Disease Treatment and Prevention Visit Program is now available to all patients. If you are interested in learning more about this program, please contact your nearest clinic location today. The Disease Treatment and Prevention Visit Program allows for the opportunity to serve those who are most in need. The program is designed to provide medical care and treatment for our nation’s veterans, active-duty military members, and their families. This is a great program to take advantage of if you’re looking for ways to prevent or treat disease. The doctors are very knowledgeable and friendly, the office is clean and well-organized, and there are plenty of resources available if you have questions about your treatment plan. I highly recommend this clinic!