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Frequently Asked Questions
Why Are Wellness Exams Important for my Pet?
Pets are genetically wired to hide any illness. Through routine wellness exams, preventable diseases like obesity, ear infections and dental disease can be addressed, and early screening for arthritis, diabetes and kidney disease can be performed. The net result of routine wellness exams is early detection and prevention of disease, which means a healthier and longer life for your pet.
How Often Does my Pet Need an Exam?
Depending on the breed and size of the pet, the average pet will age about five to seven years for every human year. That means that the health of a 7-year-old terrier is equivalent to that of a 35-year old human. Because of your pet’s short life span (averaging about 14 years), it is extremely important that your pet receive preventive care at least once per year and twice per year for pets over eight years of age.
What Happens During a Wellness Exam?
There are many steps that occur during your pet’s wellness exam. A history is taken about your pet’s lifestyle. Next, temperature, pulse, and respiration (The action of breathing), rates are recorded as well as your pet’s weight. Then our veterinarian will perform a head-to-tail exam. Your pet’s eyes, ears, mouth, lymph nodes, heart, lungs, abdomen and musculoskeletal system are evaluated and recorded. Our doctors will make a recommendation for your pet’s health. These recommendations could include dental care, nutritional counseling, behavioral advice and pain management. Any needed vaccinations are performed based on your pet’s lifestyle and the duration of immunity of the vaccines. Annual heartworm testing for dogs and intestinal parasite screens for both dogs and cats are performed to prevent zoonotic diseases (transmissible to people) and to prevent illness in your pet. Finally, based on the physical exam and lab work (if performed), recommendations are given to achieve and maintain optimal health for your pet.
Loving your Pet
We offer a complete range of veterinary services, including routine physical examinations, vaccinations, dental services, and surgery.
Wellness Plans
Spread the cost of optimal pet health care over a 12 month period.
Phone & Email
770-483-1551
info@conyersanimalhospital.com

Our Service Areas
Serving pet and their owners from Conyers and Rockdale County, Covington and Newton County, McDonough and Henry County, Loganville, Walnut Grove, Walton County, Lithonia, DeKalb County and many more.
Hours
Saturday Walk In Only 8am-11am
After Hours Emergency:
Call East Metro Animal Emergency Clinic at 678-212-0300
Address
1455 Klondike Rd.
Conyers, GA 30094