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Because pets age up to seven times faster than humans the onset and effects of disease can be both rapid and severe.  The Performance of wellness exams twice a year is vital for the early detection, treatment and prevention of illness and disease.

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The following educational videos were produced by the American

 Veterinary Medical Association in 2005 to promote

 National Pet Wellness Month.

Click on the links below to view these very informative videos.

For healthier and happier pets remember to take them to see

your veterinarian twice a year for life!

 

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When it comes to dogs, cats and kids sharing just comes naturally.  They share their toys, their beds, even their favorite snacks.  But pets and people can share other things as well, like disease.  Zoonotic diseases are illnesses that can be transmitted from animals to humans.

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Experts say it's not unusual for some dogs and cats to experience dramatic health changes in a short amount of time.  The reason has to do with the rate at which pets age. By age 2 most pets have already reached adulthood.  By 4 many are entering middle age, and by 7 many pets are considered senior.

We gratefully acknowledge the American Veterinary Medical Association

for their generous permission in presenting these videos

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