How to get the best out of your dog

1. Tell the vet at the start of the appointment what really concerns you and what you would like the vet to do. Consider making a list before you arrive.
2. Ask questions in the consulting room, and ask again if you need more information.
3. If you are insured tell the vet at the start of the appointment.
4. If you need to be particularly economical with treatment costs tell the vet at the start of the appointment.
5. If you are unhappy with anything about the practice do let us know right away. Most misunderstandings can be sorted out quickly. If there is something more seriously wrong we want to know right away so we can put it right.

P.S. It helps a great deal if your dog is on a secure neck collar and a simple nylon lead. If at all possible please don't bring your dog on a chain lead, a flexi lead, a harness, or with a loose collar that he can slip out of. All the above make it difficult for the vet to restrain and examine your dog, especially if your dog is strong or nervous.