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503.357.8880 Q: How much are your vaccinations and which vaccines are recommended? A: Our vaccines are $19.50 dollars each. For Dogs: we recommend three vaccines: DHPPC (which may or may not include lepto depending on the risk factors to that dog), Bordetella and Rabies. For Cats: we recommend three vaccines: FVRCP, FELV and Rabies. Your pet's first year Rabies and DHPPC/FVRCP vaccines are good for only one year, then after the second vaccine is administered they are given every three years. They will still need to come in annually for an examination and for other vaccines. Click blue text for recommended Puppy Health Schedules and Kitten Health Schedules. ________________________________________________________________________ Q: Are there certain days your doctor does surgeries? A: We schedule surgeries in the mornings Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. ________________________________________________________________________ Q: What type of payment do you accept? Do you offer monthly payments plans? A: We accept cash, check and most major credit cards. Our clinic does expect payment at the time of service. We do offer three month interest free payment plans through CareCredit®. You can apply online, in our office or over the phone. We accept: Visa, MasterCard, Discover and CareCredit _______________________________________________________________________ Q: Which deworming products are the most safe and effective? A: Drontal is a broad spectrum dewormer that is effective and safe for the removal common parasites in dogs and cats. (ie,Tapeworms, Hookworms, Roundworms and Whipworms) These tablets now come in chewable form for dogs and tablet form for cats. _______________________________________________________________________ Q: Which flea and tick product do you recommend? A: We recommend Frontline Plus for both dogs and cats. This product provides fast, safe, effective, waterproof and convenient treatment and control of fleas, ticks and chewing lice for dogs and cats. It is also safe for puppies and kittens 8 weeks or older. |
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