Parkway Animal Hospital's

PET OWNER'S GUIDE TO

Our Wellness Program


YOUR PET NEEDS PROTECTION:

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If you have a new puppy or kitten, you owe it to yourself and to your new pet to provide optimum protection against the serious diseases seen in this area. We have developed a Comprehensive Wellness Program that allows you to provide the necessary preventive health care for your pet at the most affordable cost possible. It is an investment in love, companionship, security, loyalty, and devotion for both you and your new family member.

WELLNESS VISITS PROVIDE FOR ALL STAGES OF YOUR PET’S LIFE:

Just as with children, new young pets require several preventive care visits during the first year of life, as well as yearly thereafter.

Each visit will include:

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YOUR PET IS AT RISK UNTIL THE INITIAL SERIES OF VISITS IS COMPLETED:

If even one of the initial visits is missed or delayed, the window of opportunity for fatal disease is opened wide. It is important to complete the initial series of vaccinations on time. The temporary immunity a newborn pet receives from its mother weakens and is gone somewhere between 8-20 weeks of life. The rate at which this temporary immunity disappears varies with each specific disease and each individual pet. As this immunity disappears, it is important that the pet’s immune system be properly stimulated through vaccination to begin production of it’s own protection. When vaccinations are given at proper intervals, they maximize the chances the pet will develop immunity sufficient to prevent disease.

THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN VACCINATIONS

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Our staff veterinarians review all current information to ensure pets entrusted to our care receive the best, most effective vaccines and that they are given in the proper sequence to stimulate the best protection. Our Wellness Program has been developed so that our clients can provide the best care possible for their pets at they most reasonable costs.

AGREEMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR WELLNESS PROGRAM IS A GOOD VALUE:

Clients who agree to become Wellness Program Clients receive several benefits that can result in considerable financial savings over the year, as well as providing the optimum care available for your pet.

WEEKLY HEALTH CHECKLIST:

YOUR care and attention to your pet will help keep him/her in good health. The following checklist will help remind you of possible signs of illness.

Please EXAMINE your pet weekly, review the checklist, and check “YES” or “NO” to each statement. If you answer “NO” to any of the statements, please CALL for an appointment so we can examine your pet and correct the problem.

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Weekly Health Checklist

OUR MISSION:

Parkway Animal Hospital Logo "We embrace the art of healing and the science of medicine to enrich the lives of our animal companions.
We support you in making informed decisions that allow your pet to enjoy wellness as long as possible.
Our hospital team inspires an atmosphere of compassion and respect for our patients, our clients, and for one another."

 

Brought to you by:
Maxine R. Gilvey, D.V.M.
Diona L. Krahn, D.V.M.
Janine Sagris, DVM
Naomi B. Barnea, D.V.M.

(919) 460-1296 Fax
1610 Old Apex Road
Cary, North Carolina 27513


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Hours of Operation:

 Mon/Tues/Thurs/Fri 
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

Wed
7:30 a.m. - 1:30 pm
2:30 pm - 7:00 p.m.

Sat
8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

 

Phone:

(919) 460 - 0741

Fax:

(919) 460 - 1296

 

 

After Hours Emergencies:

Contact our after hours emergency clinic at:

The Animal Emergency Clinic of Cary

220 High House Rd
Cary, NC
(919) 462 - 8989