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    March 7, 2014
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    Pet Health Checklist

    The information contained in this site is not intended to replace a physical examination by a licensed veterinarian. If you think your pet is ill, please contact a veterinarian right away.

    This simple checklist will help us evaluate your pet’s health.

    If your answer is ‘YES‘ to any of the questions below, please speak with your veterinarian or call us at (505) 275-3647 to arrange an appointment with one of our Veterninarians

    MY PET…

    Activity Level

    • is inactive and/or depressed
    • walks with stiffness, pain, or difficulty
    • limps

    Lung/Heart

    • breathes with difficulty or has a cough

    Ear, Nose & Throat

    • has discharge from the nose or eyes
    • has odor from the ears or excessive ear wax
    • has teeth with plaque or discoloration, reddened gums, or bad breath

    Eating, Drinking & Elimination

    • has soft, bloody, or watery bowel movements
    • drinks more than normal amounts of water
    • urinates greater volumes or urinates more times per day than usual
    • eats less than normal
    • has been gaining excessive weight
    • has been losing excessive weight

    Skin & Coat

    • has lumps (anywhere)
    • has fleas, ticks, or mites
    • has a dull or scaly coat
    • has sores on skin or oily skin
    • scratches excessively
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