An annual blood test is strongly recommended. This surgery decreases the likelihood of many cancers and infections that could kill your pet. Many undesirable behaviors such as urine marking, wandering, aggression, and hyperactivity can all be decreased or eliminated by this surgery. We strongly discourage breeding your animal as the pet overpopulation problem is far to great to justify bringing more into the world. Although surgery can be done at any age, spaying or neutering is best done between 3 and 6 months of age.
Puppies can become accustomed to proper dental care by periodic brushing with a pet toothpaste.
Peridontal disease is very common in older dogs, causes bad breath, and often serious infections. A dental exam can determine whether your pet need preventive dental care such as scaling, polishing, and antibiotics. Bathing and brushing reduces itching and skin infections. Routine clips may help with parasite control and make your pet much more comfortable. Ear cleaning is also recommended every 2-4 weeks for routine care and more often for ear infections.