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QUOTE: Do I book a physical or general exam for her? Is there a difference???? Having worked in medicine for more than 35 years, I would think that a "general exam" is the same thing as a "physical examination." Either of these might mean that the puppy (or dog) has no particular problem that you are aware of, but rather that you are just bringing her in for a check up. When I got my pup - I told my vet's office that I had a new puppy and wanted to bring him in for a checkup....which they did and he was fine! I'm sure they checked more than I'm aware of - but they did check his heart, his lungs, his eyes, nose, throat, testicles, feet, hips, knees, back, general structure, sense of well being, etc. etc. etc. There was no need for blood work or any x-rays, of course, at this time ---because he had no problems. I think with a new puppy - you can just explain your situation - and the vet will give him an appropriate examination. Carol Jean |
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Im amateur I guess. lol Next time I will be sure to bring my pile of doo...:D |
I got a copy of the exam from the vet, and I noticed that she didn't check Angel's anal sacs, which is #11 on the paper. Is this normally checked? The following things were checked and have a check mark for the box "Appear(s) Normal": 1. Ears 2. Eyes 3. Mouth 4. Glands 5. Cardiovascular 6. Respiratory 7. Gastrointestinal 8. Urinary/Genital 9. Neurological 10. Musculoskeletal 12. Skin, Hair, Nails |
the anal sacs don't need to be checked if your pup isn't having a problem with them. believe me, if she had a problem with them, you'd definately know |
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Just make sure you ask a lot of questins i took my baby in for his first check up yesterday and i feel as though they rushed me out the door. I was persistant in asking questions but they seemed to talk around them i will never go back there again!!!!! Just be picky who you go to!:p |
What questions did you ask? I didn't ask that many. I ask the breeder a lot of questions though. |
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