We are pleased to introduce a new program that will help us provide the best care for your senior pet: Celebrate Seniors! Living longer, living better—starting at  age 7.

As your pet enters his or her senior years, he or she may develop diseases common to you and I, as we age— conditions such as diabetes, cataracts, arthritis, thyroid disease, and cancer. Many of the diseases affecting senior pets can be treated or medically controlled if detected early.

In fact—
•Your pet ages roughly seven years for each human year, depending on breed and size. Large breeds age faster than small breeds.
•By age seven, many pets are feeling the aches and pains of aging, and they can’t tell us what’s wrong.

Preventative health care is the best way to optimize the quantity and quality of life for your older pet. We recommend preventative health screening for all aging pets (even those showing no signs of illness) to establish baseline values and rule out the presence of clinically silent health problems. With your watchful eye and our state-of-the-art diagnostics and therapies, we can identify early stages of disease and manage them proactively.

In order to provide you with the best care for your pet, we are offering our Senior Health Care Profiles at a discount of 20% off our regular diagnostic panels.   Please call (920) 727-1570 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

We look forward to helping you provide the best care for your pet.


Sincerely,


The Doctors and Staff of Great Lakes Veterinary Clinic


Great Lakes Veterinary Clinic, S.C.
2845 Cty Rd JJ
Neenah, WI 54956
  PH. 920 727-1570                                                                    Fax 920-727-1579
www.greatlakesvetclinic.com
Canine Senior Profiles include:

1.A comprehensive physical exam
2.Complete blood count
-measures red blood cells, platelets, and white blood cells, useful in diagnosing infection, anemia, dehydration, and bleeding disorders
3.Blood chemistry panel
-evaluates liver, kidney, pancreas, and endocrine function as well as measuring electrolytes such as sodium, chloride and potassium
4.Urinalysis
-a microscopic evaluation that tests for infection, crystals, blood, or glucose (diabetes) and also measures kidney function
5.Electrocardiogram (ECG)
-an electrical measurement of heart rate and rhythm used to diagnose arrhythmias and cardiac disease
6.Digital thoracic radiography (2 views)
-a tool used to identify abnormal changes of the heart and lungs such as cancer and pneumonia


Feline Senior Profiles include:

1.A comprehensive physical exam
2.Complete blood count
-measures red blood cells, platelets, and white blood cells, useful in diagnosing infection, anemia, dehydration, and bleeding disorders
3.Blood chemistry panel
-evaluates liver, kidney, pancreas, and endocrine function as well as measuring electrolytes such as sodium, chloride and potassium
4.Urinalysis
-a microscopic evaluation that tests for infection, crystals, blood, or glucose (diabetes) and also measures kidney function
5.Electrocardiogram (ECG)
-an electrical measurement of heart rate and rhythm used to diagnose arrhythmias and cardiac disease
6.Blood pressure
-increased blood pressure can be a sign of early kidney disease or hyperthyroidism
7.Total T4                                                                                                                   
-thyroid hormone level, used to diagnose hyperthyroidism
8.Digital thoracic radiography (2 views)
-a tool used to identify abnormal changes of the heart and lungs such as cancer and pneumonia

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Celebrate Seniors!