Review your petâs behaviour against this health checklist once a month to help you detect potential health problems early, before they become serious or cause unnecessary pain or expense.
If any of the following statements is not true for your pet, seek advice from your veterinarian.{{more}}
My pet…
Is acting normally and is in good spirits.
Doesnât tire easily after moderate exercise.
Doesnât suffer seizures or fainting episodes.
Has a normal appetite and hasnât lost or gained much weight recently.
Doesnât vomit her food shortly after eating.
Doesnât drag her bottom or chew under her tail excessively.
Has a full coat with no missing hair, mats, or excess shedding.
Doesnât scratch, lick, or chew herself excessively.
Has healthy skin with no dry flakes, greasy feel, or bad odour.
Doesnât have any lumps or bumps on her body.
Has clean ears with no debris or odour, and doesnât shake her head or dig at her ears excessively.
Has bright, clear eyes that are free of matter.
Has normal hearing and reacts as usual to her environment.
Has healthy feet and short nails.
Breathes normally without straining or coughing.
Has normal thirst and drinks as often and the same amount as usual.
Urinates as often and the same amount as usual.
Has a moist noise thatâs free of discharge.
Has clean white teeth that are free of plaque and tartar.
Has pink gums with no redness or offensive breath odour.
Dr Collin Boyle Unique Animal Care Co. Ltd.
Tel: 456 4981
Website: www.uniqueanimalcare.com
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