How to Choose a New Vet for Your Family Pet

by | Dec 13, 2017 | Animal Hospitals

Finding a new vet clinic for your animal to visit can be stressful. Whether you’ve relocated, recently adopted a new, furry family member or are just looking for a change from your previous provider, here are a few tips to help you get in to see the vet and get your four-legged friend’s health on the right track.

Have a Look Around

The Human Society recommends giving your potential provider a once-over before booking your first appoint. Rather than calling, stop in and speak to staff prior to making your first appointment. Here are a few things to look for before establishing you pet as a regular patient:

* How clean and well-organized is the facility?

* Is the environment as calming as possible?

* How do staff members interact with animals?

* Are appointments necessary, or can emergency cases be seen as needed?

* Are containment areas comfortable and spacious enough for pets, and are cats and dogs (and other animals) kept separate from one another?

* Is billing straightforward? Do fees fit within your budget, and are there discounts for multi-pet households or senior pet owners?

Asking about all of these things upfront will help you to get a clear picture of what kind of services your potential veterinarian provides, as well as how well they fit your family’s needs.

Know Your Alternative Options

It’s a good idea to know where other veterinarians are in your area, in case you ever need additional help, a second opinion or just a change of pace.

If you’re searching for an alternative to traditional, western veterinary care, choosing a holistic vet clinic that offers all the features of a typical care facility – all with a more natural approach. One such facility is Business name of Germantown, MD. They have the tools and techniques to heal and protect your favorite fuzzy friend naturally, and help you both relax a little more because of it. You can follow them on Google+ for more information.

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