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Why PetsVentura Veterinary Housecalls?

PetsVentura Veterinary House calls provide pet owners many of the same services found in stationary practices. It is in the delivery of those services that house calls differ. Seeing animals in their home environment allows the doctor to better understand the overall lifestyle of the pet, such as the interactivity between other human family members and the pet.

Cats often find the home visit less upsetting than going to a stationary practice. Cats, for example, can become very stressed by traveling in a carrier, sitting in the waiting room, and being seen in an exam room. Often these cats are calmer and do better being seen in the home.

PetsVentura Veterinary House calls benefit dogs as well; especially large dogs or ones with painful conditions, such as arthritis, as getting into and out of the car can be difficult. Dog owners are familiar with the need to maintain constant control over the dog while in the standard practice and the stress the wait to be called can cause. During the house call the dog needs to be on lead, or restrained, only during the actual exam or treatment. During other portions of the appointment the dog can be unrestrained in it own environment and the pet owner is free to concentrate on discussion with the doctor.

PetsVentura Veterinary House calls are often easier for the pet owner as well. Multi-pet house calls can have all pets seen during one appointment, reducing the time and energy needed to transport pets to multiple appointments. In addition house calls help to free up time by allowing the owner to do things around the home while waiting for the doctor to arrive. That load of laundry does not have to wait or dinner can be started. House calls can often be easier on pet owners with disabilities and can allow for a more inclusive medical consultation.

House calls are especially beneficial when the time has come to help pets move on. Many pet owners have found home-based euthanasia to be the gentlest and most humane option. While nothing can stop the pain of losing a pet, a veterinarian house call can help to provide a less stressful ending for both the pet and the owner.

    

FERIA DE LA CULTURA 2010 Fair! Municipalidad de San Isidro, Argentina

FERIA DE LA CULTURA 2010 Fair!
Municipalidad de San Isidro

Sunday, October 24, 2010 10:00am - 8:00pm

Location: HIPÓDROMO DE SAN ISIDRO - SALÓN TATTERSAL San Isidro, Argentina

Dear Friends,

PetsVentura Pet Relocation Solutions®™ will be participating as a sponsor in the FERIA DE LA CULTURA 2010 taking place at the HIPÓDROMO DE SAN ISIDRO on Sunday, October 24, 2010.

At PetsVentura Pet Relocation Solutions booth, along with our traditional products, we will be presenting some of our new and exciting offerings, such as PetsVentura Pet Photography®™ for proud pet owners.

Come and meet Adriana Carolina Iwanczuk, who is our well-known photographer and able to capture your pet's unique character. Pictures of your family’s pet are a great gift for coming XMAS 2010.

Of course we will have PetsVentura’s stuff members, Lia Barros and Jim Anderson, directors of the company; you will have a chance to meet Dra. Michelle de Elizalde, PetsVentura’s veterinarian who many of you already know, to answer any questions you might have on some of our outstanding products and services such as:  Pet Relocation, Veterinary HouseCall Service, Airport Assistant, Pet Taxi, and Pet Hotel.

 

We hope that while you are in FERIA DE LA CULTURA 2010, you will take a moment to visit us. 

We invite you to join us at our booth, get something to drink, and chat with the PetsVentura team. We welcome the opportunity to get to know you better and show you what we have to offer to solve your pet’s needs.

We are looking forward to seeing you. There!                   

Sincerely,
Jim Anderson
Founder & CEO
PetsVentura Pet Relocation Solutions®™  
   

P.S. For more information about PetsVentura Pet Relocation Solutions, be sure to check out our Web site, www.petsventura.com and the BLOG, www.petsventura.blogspot.com

Allergies in Dogs

Just like people, dogs can show allergic symptoms when their immune systems begin to recognize certain everyday substances—or allergens— as dangerous. Even though these allergens are common in most environments and harmless to most animals, a dog with allergies will have an extreme reaction to them. Allergens can be problematic when inhaled, ingested or contact a dog’s skin. As his body tries to rid itself of these substances, a variety of skin, digestive and respiratory symptoms may appear