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Location
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4997 North Raymond Ave.
(Hwy 145)
Verona, MS 38879
Map to Clinic
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Contact
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Phone:
(662) 566-7586
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Office Hours:
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Monday - Friday.
7:30 am - 5:00pm
Closed for Lunch
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Saturday
8:00 am - 12:00noon
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Pet FAQ
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What is Parvo Virus?
Parvo virus is a disease that causes vomiting and diarrhea in dogs. This virus is deadly and can be contracted from any substance, such as the soil or walking in the same area as a dog which has been incubating the virus . We recommend vaccinating your dog once a year for adequate protection.
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Neutering Pets Produces Positive Behavior and Health Benefits
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Author: Dr.Peay on Apr 01, 2004 - 12:00 AM |
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Dogs and cats mature quickly and some may be able to reproduce when
they are as young as six months of age. There are many health and behavior
benefits in having your pet neutered or spayed.
What are some of the behavior problems seen in unneutered pets?
- house soiling, urinating on furniture or other inappropriate places
- persistent barking or meowing
- urge of male dogs to "mount" people's legs
- spraying by tomcats and strong urine odor
- increased tendency to roam
- aggression toward people and other animals
- attraction of males by females in "heat"
Neutering your pet can help curb these behaviors!
What are some of the health benefits of having my pet neutered?
Female Pets:
- Eliminates the problem and risks of pregnancy
- Eliminates the frequent problem of cancer and infection of the uterus later in life
- Decreases the possibility of mammary tumors
Male Pets:
- Reduces the risk of prostate problems and testicular tumors later in life
What are some other benefits of having my pet neutered?
In addition to providing behavior and health benefits, neutering
pets is crucial to decreasing the overpopulation of unwanted dogs and cats---
approximately twenty million unwanted dogs and cats are euthanized each year.
At what age should my pet be spayed or neutered?
Currently most veterinarians recommend that you have your pet neutered
or spayed at six months of age.
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Other News
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· Pet Food Recall
(Mar 20, 2007)
· Behind on updates
(Apr 04, 2006)
· Healthy Reasons to Have a Pet
(Apr 04, 2006)
· Customer Alert from Diamond pet Foods
(Dec 22, 2005)
· Special Christmas Hours
(Dec 22, 2005)
· Conference on Agroterriorism
(Aug 04, 2005)
· Pet burial options
(Jun 29, 2005)
· Pet burial options
(Jun 29, 2005)
· Neutering Pets Produces Positive Behavior and Health Benefits
(Feb 15, 2005)
· Top 20 breeds of dogs in 2003
(Oct 12, 2004)
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