Proper nutrition
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Proper nutrition, therapy, specialized diets.
The best way to avoid illness and promote balanced development, both physical and emotional, is to establish a diet appropriate for your pet's age, breed and activity level. A balanced diet, in accordance with the biological needs of each stage of their life, is essential for their well-being.
Inadequate nutrition from puppyhood can cause diseases such as kidney failure, liver failure, gastroenteritis and allergies. In our clinic, we use nutrition as a form of therapy, starting many treatments with specific diets.
We offer top brand feed and specific diets that help in the recovery of pathologies and prevent degenerative processes typical of certain breeds. Remember that “we are what we eat”; a good diet can cure, while an inadequate diet can cause illness.
Eye health
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Periodic eye check-ups, early detection of diseases, specialized service for predisposed breeds.
The eye is a vital organ in our pets and a reflection of their overall health. It is crucial to perform regular eye check-ups from puppyhood. Your pet's gaze, shape, color, iris spots, cornea and conjunctival mucosa can provide a lot of information about their health.
Our pets are also susceptible to degenerative diseases such as cataracts, which can limit their vision and affect their behavior. In addition, some breeds, such as Golden Retrievers and Labradors, are predisposed to congenital eye and eyeball diseases.
For these breeds, we offer the veterinary ophthalmology service for the early detection of eye defects, which is essential in puppies for their early diagnosis and treatment.
Internal and preventive medicine
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Preventive, specialized, predisposition.
Our clinical goal is preventive medicine. We believe that the best way to take care of your pet's health is by strengthening its immune system, taking care of its diet and providing it with all the necessary conditions to prevent it from getting sick. A healthy animal is a happy animal.
Within the framework of preventive medicine within the area of internal medicine, we comply with your pet's vaccination and deworming schedule and offer the following services:
- Prevention and Control of Diseases transmitted by vectors such as ticks, fleas and mosquitoes, including Leishmaniasis, Filariasis, Piroplasmosis and Ehrlichiosis.
- Food and Nutrition: Personalized nutritional plans.
- Digestive System: Diagnosis and treatment of digestive diseases.
- Respiratory System: Care for respiratory problems.
- Urinary System: Treatment of urinary diseases
- Reproductive System: Reproductive health and reproductive services
- Locomotor and Musculoskeletal System: Diagnosis and treatment of locomotor problems.
Dermatology: Skin health care. - Ophthalmology: Care and treatment of eye diseases.
Nervous System: Diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases. - Cardiology: Specialized services for heart problems.
Endocrinology: Monitoring and treatment of endocrine diseases such as diabetes, Cushing's, Addison's and other hormonal disorders. - Ear care is especially important, as some breeds, such as Cocker Spaniels and Water Dogs, are predisposed to otitis due to the anatomical characteristics of their ear canal.
Dental cleaning and care
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Tartar prevention, regular dental check-ups, oral hygiene
Preventing dental tartar in pets is crucial, as tartar is a constant accumulation of bacteria, constituting a permanent source of infection for them and other animals. A diet based on feed helps prevent dental problems, while other foods can generate deposits of debris in the mouth.
Recommendations for Dental Hygiene:
- Dental Checkups: Have complete dental check-ups every six months to prevent oral diseases such as gingivitis, periodontitis, plaque, tartar, persistent baby teeth, polyodontia (supernumerary teeth), oligodontia (missing teeth), achromacy, foreign bodies between teeth, tooth fractures and cavities.
- Dental Cleanings: We offer regular dental cleanings to keep your mouth healthy and prevent the frequent need for cleanings under general anesthesia.
- Preventive: Use products such as crushed Mediterranean seaweed (Plaque Off), oral hexetidine in drinking water, dog toothpaste and dental sticks that help clean teeth while chewing.
Proper oral hygiene is essential for both the health of your pets and the well-being of those around them.
Laboratory and clinical analysis
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Comprehensive analysis, early detection of diseases, specialized studies
A complete examination must include an analytical study. In our own laboratory we carry out complete Hematology and Biochemistry analyses, as well as Urine and Stool analyses.
Serological tests for Leishmania, Dirofilaria, Ehrichia and Anaplasma, important diseases transmitted by mosquitoes or ticks that are always important to diagnose as soon as possible in order to be able to propose an appropriate treatment.
Nowadays these diseases are no longer incurable because we use early detection methods.
It is important to have a stool study performed on your puppy's first visit to identify intestinal worms or parasites, which can affect the development of your puppy or kitten.
Histological studies, cytology and biopsies through the sending of samples to reference veterinary histopathological laboratories.
Dermatology
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Internal health indicator, common skin problems, diagnosis of underlying causes
The skin is the largest organ in the body and serves as a protective barrier against the outside world. It can be affected by various factors such as external agents, parasites, cold, heat, humidity, trauma and burns. In addition, the skin reflects internal problems of the body, such as hormonal, neurological, hepatic and pulmonary disorders, which can manifest themselves on the skin before other symptoms appear.
Key Points on Skin Health:
- Internal Health Indicator: The skin can show signs of internal problems before they manifest in other organs.
- Common Problems: Demodectic mange is a common condition that occurs when the skin is weakened, allowing parasites that normally inhabit the skin to grow abnormally without causing problems.
- Underlying Causes: It is crucial to diagnose and treat the underlying cause of skin problems, not just the visible symptoms.
- Behavioral Problems: Many skin conditions, such as itching, seborrhea, lack of hydration and elasticity, and eczema, can be linked to anxieties, fears, and behavioral and conduct problems.
Our goal is to discover and treat the root cause of your pet's skin problems, not just relieve the symptoms. The skin is an organ that is sensitive to both external and internal aggressions, and its care is essential for the overall health of your pet.
