Showing posts with label dogs and cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dogs and cats. Show all posts

Monday, July 17, 2017

Time to Spay or Neuter Your Present Pet



Is it Time to Spay or Neuter Your Present Pet?
Limited Time Offer - Free Microchip with Spay or Neuter Procedure
Did you or a family member receive a pet as a present about seven months ago?  Or perhaps you have just put off the decision to spay or neuter your pet!  Whatever the case, now is the time to make this important decision for your pet.
At All Creatures, we treat every surgery seriously, even "routine" spay and neuter procedures.  We follow a 9 step protocol for every spay or neuter procedure and the fee is $289. See the details here: http://allcreaturesonline.com/preventive-care-prices/spay-and-neuter-surgery.html
Plus now, through August 31st, we will include a free microchip for your pet.  Some local cities are starting to require microchips as part of their pet registration regulations. http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2017/06/14/microchipping-mandatory-dallas-dogs-cats/
MICROCHIP IDENTIFICATION
If your family pet does not have microchip identification, consider this sad story.  Just last week, a lady brought in a beautiful, sweet Siamese mix cat she had found that had no collar or tag on. We scanned this very nice cat but there was no microchip. Sadly, it is very likely someone has lost their beloved pet for lack of any ID.
But there are happy reunion stories.  Rocco, a beagle from Queens, New York went missing in 2003. Five years later, Rocco was reunited with his family after animal control officials in Georgia identified him by his microchip!
Brooke Burke, Season 7 champion of "Dancing with the Stars", had her chocolate lab, Jake, returned to her after he was lost for nine months. When the man who found and kept Jake took him in for a check-up, the veterinarian scanned for a microchip and began the reunion process.
At All Creatures, we offer Microfindr microchips that use a smaller chip and smaller needle than other brands. 
Smaller Chip = Smaller Needle
Spay and Neuter Benefits
Spaying and neutering is safe and the only permanent, 100% effective birth control for dogs and cats. In addition to helping control pet over-population, spaying or neutering your pet has been shown to  reduce the chance of developing uterine, ovarian and testicular cancers. It also can reduce the risk of other health problems and can prolong the life of your beloved pet. Hormone-driven diseases as well as behavioral issues can be eliminated after the surgical sterilization procedure.
If your pet is intact, schedule a spay or neuter appointment with us today.
Call us at 972-307-7400 or email us here.
http://www.allcreaturesonline.com

Thursday, September 29, 2016

Final Two Days of Oravet Dental Month and 10% Off



Final Two Days of Oravet Dental Month
Just two days left to schedule your pet’s dental procedure and receive 10% off.  Even if the service is performed at a later date, as long as it is scheduled before the close of business on 9/30, the discount will apply.

Why We Like This New Dental Chew for Dogs
The best way to keep your pet’s teeth clean is with some routine that you can do on a regular schedule.  Of course, brushing your pets teeth is the best, but if they won’t tolerate that or your busy life makes it not the best option, a chew is an great solution.
If the Oravet chews are used daily, they work to clean and then protect your pet’s teeth.
Plaque and calculus are very common problems in dogs. Plaque forms when bacteria attach to teeth, and over time, this plaque hardens to form calculus (tartar). The accumulation of plaque and calculus can lead to bad breath and other problems.

The dual-action approach of OraVet Chews doesn’t just clea​n teeth and freshen breath. It creates a barrier to help protect against plaque, calculus, and bad breath.
The chewing action works to loosen and dislodge plaque to help it break away from teeth.
Then OraVet Chews form a barrier to help protect against the bacteria that leads to plaque and calculus buildup for a cleaner mouth and fresher breath. Isn’t advanced science wonderful?

All Creatures 30th AnniversaryCelebrate With Us!
Did you know it is All Creatures' 30th Anniversary year? But all the gifts are for you! For a limited time and in limited quantities you can buy All Creatures Gift Certificates for 10% Off. The GC's are good for any services or products but are only available through our special online store https://all-creatures-veterinary-ctr.myshopify.com/. Thank you for 30 years!


Contact: 972-307-7400      or      mail@allcreaturesonline.net

Copyright 2016: All Creatures Veterinary Center, Carrollton, Texas 75010



Thursday, September 3, 2015


15% Off Pet Dental Procedures in September
Pet dental health is one of the most overlooked areas of pet health maintenance.  Over half of all pets have a hidden dental problem from gum disease to loose or cracked teeth.  For the month of September, we are offering 15% off all pet dental procedures. 
For more information and video on how to care for your pet’s teeth: https://www.avma.org/public/PetCare/Pages/Pet-Dental-Care.aspx
At All Creatures we treat dental procedures like any other anesthesia procedure.  We check your pet’s blood prior to the procedure to make sure there are no hidden problems inside. (If your pet has had bloodwork in the last 60 days, this can be waived).  To make sure the procedure is safe and comfortable for your pet, we dedicate a veterinary assistant to monitor 5 of your pets vital signs during the procedure and give pain medication before and after to speed recovery.
If you don’t know the condition of your pets mouth, call us at 972-307-7400 to schedule a free dental/mouth exam for your pet.  Please mention this newsletter to receive the free exam or discounted procedure.  If we have never seen your pet before a paid full body exam and consult is required before any other services are provided.
Have a question?  mail@allcreaturesonline.net



Open House and Pet Photo Day is Saturday, October 10th.

PetClix is a professional mobile pet photography studios that capture amazing pet portraits.  Their mobile studio is designed especially for pet photography.  They have successfully captured thousands of pet portraits in 25 states.  PetClix is the biggest and most recognized mobile pet studios in the USA.

The fee to reserve a sitting time for you and your pet(s) is just $10.  Portrait prices range from $29 to $120.  Sign up for a sitting time in the reception area or call us to reserve your time.

The PetClix Process

Arrive at location as scheduled

Fill out paper work

Select your favorite background

Spend time with photographer

Review portraits with the specialists

Choose your package

Pay for portraits

Portraits arrive within 3 weeks

For more information go to: http://www.petclix.com/



Should You Spay or Neuter Your Pet?


We highly recommend spaying and neutering your pet. If you have been thinking about it there is a very complete article here:




In September All Creatures is offering an everything included spay or neuter surgery at a special price.  Find out more here:



Saturday, July 13, 2013

Do This Healthy Pet DIY Project - Find Your Pet's Body Condition Score



Here is a Healthy Pet DIY Project: 
Pet - Body Condition Score

Here is a DIY project you won't see on HGTV.  Determine your pets BCS - Body Condition Score.  Just like in humans, a lean, fit body is a good sign that your pet is eating the right amount of food and getting proper exercise.  So tackle this project this weekend.  You don't even have to go to Home Depot.

Body Condition Score
To determine a body condition score use your hands not you eyes.  Use your fingers, hands flat. Pressing lightly, rub down the side of the pet's body while feeling its ribs.
The skin should feel like a t-shirt covering the ribs, not a sweatshirt or a parka.

1)  Make a fist and feel over your knuckles, if the pet's ribs feel like your knuckles...the animal is too thin.

2)  Now open your fist and feel the top of your knuckles.  If the pet's ribs feel like that... it's just right.

3)  Now turn your hand over, palm up and feel the base of your fingers.  If the pet's ribs feel like that... the animal is too fat.

The ribs and hips should be widest part of the body; waistline the narrowest.  The base of the tail of most dogs should be bony and feel like it does while tapping your kneecap.

What to do: Start by looking at your pet and what you feed your pet. Go to http://www.petobesityprevention.com/pet-weight-check for a visual chart of what your pet should look like. Make sure you are not feeding your pet more than 1 (measuring) cup of food per 20 lbs. of weight per day. This is just a general guideline we use at All Creatures so then, consult with us or your veterinarian about the specific diet and activity needs of your pet.
If you have questions, call us to set up a free Pet Diet Consult with one of our Certified Veterinary Assistants.

REFERERNCES
http://www.petfit.com (Live Light Videos with Alison Sweeney)

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Free Pet Diet Consults
Friday, July 26, 2013
11:00am - 2:00pm
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$10 OFF Tuesdays on Express Pet Bath
On Tuesdays, bring your pet in for a discounted "Express Bath". Express baths will be $10 off the regular price every Tuesday and will still include nail trim, anal gland expression and ear cleaning but will be limited to a 15 minute brush out (that's what makes it express!) (Discounts may not be combined)