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Veterinary Surgeons

When you move to a new area and register with a new doctor, remember to

Register you pets with a local vet.
Registration usually involves an initial checkup which is often free of charge

ANNUAL INJECTIONS

Pets should have booster injections every year to avoid diseases such as

Distemper
Parvovirus
Viral hepatitis

OTHER SERVICES

24 hour emergency treatment
Collection and delivery
X-ray facilities
Home visits
Dietary advice
Dental care
Neutering

Most vets' surgeries can help a pet regardless of how exotic a breed it may be and can give advice on correct diet, living conditions and exercise.

GOOD HABITS

Pets should have regular check-ups.
Wash pets' dishes separately from your own and rinse with boiling water.
Always wash your hands after handling any animal. Make sure children understand this.
Seek advice from a vet about vaccinating your pet against disease.
Learn some basic first aid to deal with bites and scratches.