-: Tiffany Premo, a veterinarian at
Freeland Animal Hospital in Indianapolis.
So everything from eyes, teeth, heart, lungs,
abdomen, also checking for things like arthritis,
especially our older pets.
People forget that slowing down
isn't necessarily just an age thing,
sometimes they have arthritis and they're stiff
and they're sore but they can't tell us.
So, start with a full physical.
A lot of it's talking with the owners
about how their pet's been,
how they're feeling, what's been changing.
We pick up a lot more even from that.
Then vaccinations, heart worm testing, parasite testing,
and then often we're trying to healthy lab work as well,
especially in our seniors.