About Us: Austin Bluffs Animal Clinic
Austin Bluffs Animal Clinic is a leading veterinary clinic dedicated to providing exceptional care for your furry friends. With over 50 years of combined experience, our team of compassionate veterinarians and skilled technicians are committed to the well-being of your pets.
Our Services: 5-Star Excellence
Why Choose Us: 10 Reasons You'll Love Us
1. Overfeeding: Obesity is a leading health issue in pets, leading to diabetes, heart disease, and joint problems.
2. Skipping Vaccinations: Vaccinations are essential to protect your pet from life-threatening diseases.
3. Ignoring Dental Health: Dental disease is common in pets, causing pain, discomfort, and systemic infections.
4. Neglecting Preventive Checkups: Regular checkups allow veterinarians to detect and address health issues early on.
5. Using Human Medications: Never give your pet human medications without consulting a veterinarian, as they can be harmful.
1. Early Detection of Disease: Checkups allow veterinarians to detect and diagnose health issues in their early stages, increasing the chance of successful treatment.
2. Preventative Care: Vaccinations, parasite control, and dental cleanings help prevent common and costly diseases.
3. Improved Pet Well-being: Regular checkups ensure your pet maintains a healthy weight, has a clean dental exam, and receives appropriate medications.
4. Peace of Mind: Knowing your pet is healthy and receiving the best possible care gives you peace of mind and allows you to enjoy your furry friend for years to come.
1. How often should I bring my pet for a checkup?
- Puppies and kittens: Every 4-6 weeks until 1 year old
- Adult pets: Annually
- Senior pets: Every 6-12 months
2. What vaccinations does my pet need?
- Core vaccinations: DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, and parainfluenza) and Rabies
- Non-core vaccinations: Based on your pet's lifestyle and risk factors
3. How can I prevent dental disease in my pet?
- Brush your pet's teeth daily
- Provide dental chews or treats
- Schedule regular dental cleanings
4. What should I do if my pet has an emergency?
- Call your veterinarian immediately
- Provide a clear description of the symptoms and your pet's condition
- Follow the veterinarian's instructions and seek emergency medical care if necessary
5. How can I save money on pet care?
- Ask about payment plans or discounts
- Consider pet insurance
- Purchase generic medications
- Take advantage of free or low-cost services such as pet adoption events
Table 1: Common Pet Health Conditions
Condition | Symptoms |
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Parvovirus | Vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy |
Kennel Cough | Coughing, sneezing, lethargy |
Heartworm Disease | Lethargy, coughing, weight loss |
Feline Leukemia Virus | Anemia, weight loss, immune system suppression |
Diabetes | Excessive thirst, urination, weight loss |
Table 2: Recommended Vaccination Schedule for Dogs
Age | Vaccine |
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6-8 weeks | DHPP, Rabies |
10-12 weeks | DHPP, Rabies |
14-16 weeks | DHPP, Rabies |
1 year | DHPP, Rabies |
Every 2-3 years | DHPP, Rabies |
Table 3: Dental Care Cost Comparison
Service | Average Cost |
---|---|
Dental Exam | $50-$100 |
Teeth Cleaning | $200-$500 |
Tooth Extraction | $100-$300 |
Dental Radiographs | $50-$150 |
Table 4: Emergency Pet Care Tips
Situation | Action |
---|---|
Poisoning | Call animal poison control (1-888-426-4435) |
Trauma or Injury | Seek veterinary care immediately |
Seizures | Place pet in a safe area and call veterinarian |
Choking | Perform the Heimlich maneuver |
Heatstroke | Cool pet down with cold water and seek veterinary care |
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