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Greenmount Veterinary Clinic
72 Gilford Road,
Portadown, Co Armagh,
BT63 5EG
Tel: 028 38 358525/352640

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Preventative care is designed to prevent problems developing in your pet- after all “prevention is better than cure” both for the health of your pet and also because it is more cost effective in terms of treatment costs.

Key areas to consider are:

(further information is available on each by clicking on each of the following:)

Dental care

Grooming

Worming

Flea & Tick prevention

Microchipping and preventing loss of your pets

Neutering

Vaccinations & annual health check ups

Blood test screening in older patients

Hip scoring & elbow scoring and puppy assesment

Nothing is more important than routine examinations and preventive medicine for your pet. Remember that your pet ages at a faster rate than we do, approx. 5 to 7 years for each calendar year, depending on species and breed. This means that medical conditions can come on relatively quickly, hence the need for thorough physical examinations each year at annual booster vaccinations.