OFFICE CALLS
When you visit our clinic for the first time, we will have you fill out an
information sheet. We need to know the following about your pet:
Your pet will be weighed and its temperature will be taken.
Dr. Schulz or "Dr. Bev" Schoeberl will begin a comprehensive exam
to check the following:
any changes in your pet's health or behavior. The comprehensive
exam and your pet's history give the doctor an overall picture of your
pet's current condition.
In some situations, a complete blood panel can help diagnose or
bring attention to a specific health concern that may not be visible
through a physical examination, alone.
Disclaimer: Vista Animal Hospital makes sincere efforts to ensure the
accuracy of information posted on this website. VAH cannot and will
not be held responsible or liable for errors, inaccuracies or improper
use of information by the reader. Readers who rely on the information
contained on this web site or on other web sites accessed from this one
do so at their own risk and are advised to consult with their veterinarian
before acting on it.
*For More Information Please Contact Your Vet!*
When you visit our clinic for the first time, we will have you fill out an
information sheet. We need to know the following about your pet:
- Breed, age (or birthdate), sex
- Spayed (Female) or Neutered (Male)?
- Your pet's brand of food and quantity
- Your pet's vaccination history
- Any medications or supplements you give your pet
- Any concerns you have about your pet
Your pet will be weighed and its temperature will be taken.
Dr. Schulz or "Dr. Bev" Schoeberl will begin a comprehensive exam
to check the following:
- Heart rate, lungs and respiration
- Lymph nodes (5 sets)
- Growths, tumors, cysts
- Hair coat, skin condition
- Ears, eyes, mouth
- Paws, tail, genital area
- Teeth
- Arthritis, soreness or lameness
- External parasites
- Abdominal palpation (intestines, kidneys, bladder)
any changes in your pet's health or behavior. The comprehensive
exam and your pet's history give the doctor an overall picture of your
pet's current condition.
In some situations, a complete blood panel can help diagnose or
bring attention to a specific health concern that may not be visible
through a physical examination, alone.
Disclaimer: Vista Animal Hospital makes sincere efforts to ensure the
accuracy of information posted on this website. VAH cannot and will
not be held responsible or liable for errors, inaccuracies or improper
use of information by the reader. Readers who rely on the information
contained on this web site or on other web sites accessed from this one
do so at their own risk and are advised to consult with their veterinarian
before acting on it.
*For More Information Please Contact Your Vet!*
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