Selection of a good vet is just as important as selecting a doctor for yourself or your family. Ask around first. Friends, family and even co-workers may have a good and reliable vet they see consistently, but in any case, 1 good word-of-mouth review is better than 25 "likes" on social networks.
Stick with one veterinarian if at all possible. Emergency care can throw a wrench in the works, but regular check-ups and follow-ups will go much faster and be much more consistent if you are seeing the same person who is familiar with your pet and her individual needs.
Regular check-ups are important as well. Just as you would get a yearly physical, your pet is growing, aging and changing as well. Keeping abreast of any changes that may require attention can help your pet enjoy a long, healthy and happy life.
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