Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What does a General Consultation for my pet include?
A general consultation includes a full physical examination of your pet, where the vet checks their weight, coat, skin, teeth, ears, and internal organs such as the heart and lungs. The vet will also inquire about your pet’s lifestyle, diet, and any noticeable behavior changes.

2. How often should I bring my pet in for a General Consultation?
It is recommended to bring your pet in for a general consultation at least once a year. However, senior pets or pets with chronic health conditions may require more frequent visits.

3. What should I bring to my pet’s consultation?
Bring any previous medical records, a list of your pet’s medications, and any questions or concerns you have about your pet’s health. This will help the vet provide a more comprehensive evaluation.

4. What happens if the vet finds a health issue during the consultation?
If the vet detects any health concerns during the consultation, they may recommend further diagnostic tests such as blood work, x-rays, or other procedures to fully assess the problem.

5. Can I ask questions about my pet’s diet during the consultation?
Absolutely! The consultation is a great time to discuss your pet’s diet, exercise routine, and any behavioral issues you may have noticed.

6. How long does a General Consultation usually take?
A general consultation typically takes between 20 to 30 minutes, depending on your pet’s health and any additional tests or discussions needed.

7. Do I need to book an appointment for a General Consultation, or can I walk in?
It’s best to book an appointment to ensure your vet has adequate time to assess your pet’s health thoroughly. Walk-ins may be available, but appointments guarantee a specific time slot for you.