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Wellness Checks: Early Detection Health, Healthy Pets

Regular checkups can catch problems early, leading to better outcomes

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Wellness Exams: A Smart Investment

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Regular wellness exams aren’t just about keeping your pet healthy; they can also save you money in the long run. By catching problems early, we can often address them with less invasive and costly treatments.

What to Expect During a Wellness Exam

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During a comprehensive wellness exam, your veterinarian will thoroughly assess your pet from head to toe, including:

  • Physical examination: Checking your pet’s gait, body condition, weight, and overall appearance.
  • Skin and coat: Examining for hair loss, dryness, dandruff, lumps, or bumps.
  • Eyes and ears: Checking for redness, discharge, clouding, or excessive tearing in the eyes, and examining the ears for discharge, thickening, or irritation.
  • Respiratory system: Assessing breathing patterns and checking for any issues with the nostrils, face folds, etc.
  • Oral health: Examining the mouth for excessive salivation, tartar buildup, periodontal disease, broken teeth, or ulcers.
  • Paw and toenail health: Checking for any abnormalities or signs of discomfort.
  • Internal organs: Assessing the pulse, lymph nodes, and organs like the bladder, kidneys, intestines, and stomach.

Animal Pulse Hospital

street 7127 Anas Ibn Malik Rd, Alyasmin, Riyadh 13322,Saudi Arabia