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    • Home
    • About Us
      • Our Story
      • Virtual Tour
      • Community Outreach
      • Contact Us
    • Our Team
    • Services
      • Wellness Exams
      • Surgery
      • Dental
    • Online Pharmacy
    • Pet Owner Information
      • Tooth Brushing Video
      • Helpful Links
      • Cat Pill Administration
    • Health Certificates
Kedron Valley Veterinary Clinic
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Story
    • Virtual Tour
    • Community Outreach
    • Contact Us
  • Our Team
  • Services
    • Wellness Exams
    • Surgery
    • Dental
  • Online Pharmacy
  • Pet Owner Information
    • Tooth Brushing Video
    • Helpful Links
    • Cat Pill Administration
  • Health Certificates

Wellness Exams

 

Like humans, pets need annual exams.


Annual exams are essential to maintain your pet’s health and longevity, and allow us to notice changes in weight, appearance, behavior, dental health, and overall physical condition.


During an annual exam, our veterinarian will examine your pet thoroughly; looking in the eyes, ears and mouth, listening to the heart and lungs, evaluating the abdomen, and examining the skin, muscles and bones. We will ask about diet, exercise levels, behavior and any concerns you may have. Our veterinarians encourage discussion and questions during your visit, allowing them to really get to know your pet. Remember, the only silly question is the one you did not ask!


The veterinarian or nurse will discuss the vaccinations your pet requires. As the number of disease strains increase, our team diligently follows changes and advances in vaccination protocols. A current rabies vaccination is required by law.


An annual fecal exam, to check for intestinal parasites, is strongly recommended and easy to obtain. 

Recommended laboratory tests include: 

  • Annual fecal exam
  • Heartworm and tick disease testing (canine only)
  • Bloodwork for senior patients: more extensive blood work can help our veterinarians diagnose and treat any underlying health issues

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Emergencies

  Have an emergency outside of our normal business hours? We urge you to contact any of the below for care: 

- SAVES 603-306-0007 (Lebanon, NH)

- BEVS 802-863-2387 (Williston, VT)

- CAVES 603-227-1199 (Concord, NH)

- VESH 413-665-4911 (South Deerfield, MA) 

- Mass Vet Referral 781-932-5802 (Woburn, MA)

-Port City Vet Referral 603-433-0056 (Portsmouth, NH)

-Bulger Vet Hospital 978-682-9905 (Lawrence, MA)

- Angell 617-522-5011 (Boston, MA)

- Tufts 508-839-5395 (Grafton, MA)

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