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858-453-6312 |
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Our Veterinary
Services
Governor Animal Clinic is
dedicated to providing personalized state-of-the-art medical care
to dogs and cats in San Diego County. In addition to normal pet
health care, we are proud of our abilities in treating difficult
medical situations such as skin allergies, chronic ear infections,
and various internal problems/diseases. At Governor Animal Clinic,
your pet's best interests come first. Governor Animal Clinic always
provides access to the best in veterinary services. We encourage a
close partnership between pet owners and our staff so that all
veterinary decisions are not only medically sound, but consider
factors such as the emotional, realistic, and financial needs of
the owners. Our Veterinary Services
include: Physical Exams and
Vaccinations
Annual exams and vaccinations are an essential part of your pet's
preventive health program. Together with our commitment to
providing the most up-to-date veterinary care for your pets and
following the "Principles of Vaccination” recently approved by the
American Veterinary Medical Association, we recommend the latest
protocol for exams and vaccinations. Parasite Control
and Prevention
Dogs and cats are susceptible to several very
common internal parasites. Some of these parasites are easily
treated by medications. Many are also easily & safely
preventable with topical treatments and oral preventive
medications.
We carry the latest, most effective, yet extremely safe flea
control products, including Advantage, Frontline, Program, and
Revolution.
Responding to the increasing need for heartworm control and
prevention in San Diego County, we offer safe and tasty
once-a-month treatment for your pets. Dental Care
including Cleaning and Surgery: - Proper dental care is an
extremely important part of pet health. At Governor Animal Clinic,
we carefully assess the individual needs and limitations of all
pets and their owners when providing such care. Nutrition
Advice Housetraining and
Separation Anxiety Treatments Pain
Control:
We ensure the comfort of our patients and provide the latest in
pain management. Our philosophy is that none of our patients should
suffer from pain or discomfort. Geriatrics and
Arthritis Management, and other Aging-Related Issues:
New medications for the prevention and treatment of debilitating
arthritis are available and include Etogesic, Rimadyl, and
nutriceuticals such as Adequan, Cosequin, and
Glycoflex. Second
Opinions
We are experienced
in:
Cancer Diagnoses
and Treatment Heartworm Testing
and Prevention Parasite Detection
and Deworming In-House Laboratory
Our
Surgery Expertise includes:
The Safest Anesthetics Available:
Governor Animal Clinic uses the safest anesthetics available, and
we are especially diligent in carefully monitoring all procedures
with trained, licensed technicians. We can safely anesthetize old
or ill pets for those needed procedures that cannot be done while
they are awake. Laser
Surgery Spay/Neuter De-Claw
Preventive Program The health and physical examination and
evaluation for your pet is probably the most important service
available to protect your pets good health. Pets age much more
rapidly than humans and are unable to communicate their health
dilemmas to us. Some apparently healthy pets are actually harboring
conditions such as heart, liver and kidney disease.
In a comprehensive physical exam, our doctors assess the
cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, joint, urinary,
reproductive and central nervous systems, eyes, ears, skin, coat,
mouth, teeth, gums, temperature, weight, and body condition. We
also take into account any changes in temperament, behavior, and
activity levels. A thorough review of the medical history of your
pet is also evaluated and comparisons made.
Because of silent conditions possibly veiled within your pet, we
cannot over-emphasize the importance of annual comprehensive exams
and the semi-annual commprehensive exam for your older pet. In
preventive health care, a minor problem can be detected before
becoming a major health concern.
An exam alone is not capable of detecting all possible health
problems, but goes a long way to insure the health of your pet. You
rest easy, knowing that you have done everything to keep your
friend in peak health.
Remember, your veterinarian is not only your pet's general
physician, but also surgeon, radiologist, dentist,
anesthesiologist, neurologist, dermatologist, opthalmologist,
psychiatrist, ear/nose/throat doctor, and pharmacist! |
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