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  1. Cat Vaccinations - Everything You Should Know

    … and transmission of crippling and fatal feline diseases. Our veterinary staff is dedicated to educating people about the importance of cat vaccinations, including what cat … any ill side effects from his or her cat vaccine, call us immediately so we can help you to determine whether any …

  2. Ultrasound for Dogs and Cats: What Pet Owners Want to Know

    … dog or cat’s veterinarian so much information about what is happening on the inside - in real time. But … should you prepare your pet, and what will the results tell us? Let’s look at some frequently asked questions … can try to keep them from urinating by carrying them into our office. For larger dogs who will walk on-leash and will …

  3. Commonly Asked Questions About Your New Puppy

    … ! Below we have outlined a few commonly asked questions about puppy care , fleas , and so much more! What … too early to begin good dental hygiene . Luckily for us, there are easy ways to provide this for our puppies. Daily teeth-brushing is the gold standard, …

  4. What is the Best Food for My Dog?

    … actually asking pet food manufacturers specific questions about their ingredients, processes, quality control, and … companies, but you can always feel free to talk with our veterinary staff , too. Some points to consider: … help! Please feel free to schedule a consultation with us so that we can help you feel confident in your choices …

  5. How Do I Know When to Take My Pet to the Vet?

    … to go over a few things to help when someone is in doubt about when to go see a vet . Thinking of “Fur … while we cannot and should not give human medications to our pets, we can look at their situations and needs much … to what you observe at home. Pets can’t simply talk to us about their health and wellness; they rely on you to see …

  6. Welcome To Our Practice!

    … Learn More About Metropolitan Veterinary Center As an American … Association (AAHA) accredited clinic, open since 2012, our team of veterinarians and support staff adheres to the … clinic: online request form Call Us: (312) 583-1921 View Map & Directions …

  7. What To Know About Your Cat's Pre and Post-Op Surgical Care

    … Been Recommended At Metropolitan Veterinary Center, our primary concern is for the health and well being of your … infections. * https://www.aaha.org/pet_owner/about_aaha/why_accreditation_matters/abou... Making … procedure was performed. Always remember to call us if you have any questions about your cat's recovery. …

  8. Spaying or Neutering Dogs

    … believe in compassionate dog care and therefore are adamant about educating people on why spay and neuter procedures are … From the time your puppy or adult dog enters our doors, it will be treated with compassion and concern … puppy. Over the years, many dog owners have come to us with misconceptions about the effects of spay and neuter …

  9. The Veterinary Lobby: Safety Tips for Dogs

    … dogs , and feline patients at the hospital. Our goal is to provide a great veterinary experience for … make the visit a fun experience for them. Consider asking us about “happy” visits where your dog can just come to say …

  10. Emergency Veterinary Care

    … With Your Pet Then Time Is Of The Essence! Watch Our Pet Emergency Preparedness Video Below To Determine The … an emergency or has suffered a traumatic event, contact us immediately at  (312) 583-1921 . Click here for … experience allows us to obtain critical information quickly about your pet.   Our state of the art surgical …

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