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Due to Popular Demand: Special Prices (in honor of National
All dental procedures must be scheduled in advance.
Note: The difference between the “bare bones” clinic-style anesthesia and the Full Monitoring package is the amount of monitoring provided for your pet while under anesthesia. The “clinic-style” is the minimum
monitoring as you would expect from a low-cost animal spay and neuter clinic. The Full Monitoring package includes the latest monitoring technology to make sure that general anesthesia is safe and
routine, and is the standard we will use unless the pet owner specifically declines the Full Monitoring package and accepts the additional risks to their pet.
For a complete description of the monitoring technology used at our hospital,
Our newest animal technician here at Mar Vista Animal Medical Center is Mo Daney. Born and raised in California, Mo worked as a cosmetologist and make-up artist for five years before her
love of animals brought her to the veterinary hospital business, where she has been working for 8 years, first as an animal bather, then as a receptionist and an animal technician. At home, Mo cares for her own
pets: a Rottweiller named Nikkadeemus, two cats (Leo and Hook), two birds (Savannah and Sibil) and a Ball Python snake, Kiliyan.
Last Month for Heartworm Study
The UC Davis study has been trying to document the true instance of heartworm disease in dogs in this area, and to determine if the several cases of heartworm disease found here portends a future epidemic. To determine the true instance of heartworm, to track its progression and to be able to recommend a rational policy for heartworm prevention in Southern California, the UC Davis study has been testing thousands of dogs for heartworm disease. Because of our hospital’s participation in the study, we have been able to offer the test to determine if your dog has heartworm disease for only $10 (normally $34), plus a free six-month supply of heartworm preventative (normally $13-$40) to all dogs being tested. The study is about to come to a close, so this is the last month to take advantage of the special prices and contribute to the research. TEST YOUR DOG TODAY! For an overview of heartworm Disease, visit our Heartworm Information Center
(in the Pet Web Library). For more information on the Heartworm Situation in LA and the UC Davis Heartworm Study,
Get a leg up against fleas! Advantage and Frontline are now both offering a special incentive to make sure fleas don’t bother your dog or cat: BUY TWO
CARDS BUY TWO BOXES
Thank-You for our New Referrals
Here are the names of our clients who have referred their family or friends to our hospital in January or February. All will benefit from our new Client Referral Gift program.
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