Iprimarily manage advanced dental cases, many of them involving older dogs or cats. That's why I tend to get overly excited about new puppy or kitten appointments, because they typically allow technicians to spend extra time reviewing everything, fromvaccinations and diet to elimination training.You might not be as thrilled to see new senior dog or cat patients, especially if they have multiple problems or comorbidities—leaving you with one 20-minute slot at the end of the day to diagnose and treat every ailment. But these animals deserve (andtypically need) all the extra time and care we can give them. So, what's the best way to welcome senior pets into your practice?
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