Richland Creek Veterinary Clinic

Mobile Manners- PET MED Style

After work on Fridays, all day on Saturday and on Sundays after church, pets who own people come to our mobiles to get their vaccinations. Mostly they do it because, like buckling your seat belt, it’s the law!

Otherwise, they get the chance to socialize and, if possible, outwit their owners. Our vets, however, have plenty of tricks up their sleeve and the pet – cat or dog, male or female – hardly feels the “Ouch!”

But if you’ve never been to PET MED before, here are a few rules that might help:

	A leash (short) is a must for dogs, big or small.
	A carrier is necessary for a cat.
	There’s usually a line, so get your shot(s) first, then pay at the window of the van.
	Certificates, tags and medications are taken care of by the mobile workers. Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted.
	Keep in mind that our host business is helping us provide this public service, so please be courteous with parking and cleanliness.

Watch for our signs and keep vaccinations current. You’ll know it’s the one and only “Dr. Stan” because his logo is an eagle sheltering a puppy and a kitten. Beware of imposters and our look-alikes. Check credentials. We’re the real thing.

See you at the PET MED Mobile!

Cooler temperatures signal more pleasant days for outdoor pets (and people). But indoors or outdoors, protect all your pets with medications for fleas, ticks, and heartworms. If you buy a 6 month supply of the Frontline Plus or Revolution you will get one month supply free, and if you buy a year supply of the Heartgard Plus we will send a coupon for you to get a $5 rebate check in the mail from Merial. Click on the Order Products link and save by ordering for quick and easy mail delivery. Your "best friend" deserves the best!