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A Guide to the Heart

posted: Dec. 28, 2023.

A Guide to the Heart

Routine exams are an important part of taking good care of your pet, especially if he is at risk for heart disease. If you're in the San Jose, CA, or Santa Clara, CA, area and looking for a veterinary practice that can help, getting in touch with us at Silicon Valley Pet Clinic is the right choice. You don't need to spend time online searching for a “veterinarian near me” or an “animal hospital near me,” when you can get the support, vaccinations, and other treatments needed to help protect your pet's heart.

Routine Exams for Heart Health

When you bring your pet to us for routine exams, we can look for signs of heart disease and other issues to help us understand your pet's overall health and determine whether more testing is the right choice. Pets can get heart disease and other heart conditions just like people can and prompt treatment is the best way to reduce the risk of losing your pet prematurely.

We may also recommend certain lifestyle changes to help keep your pet’s heart healthy. This may include changes in diet, more exercise, and taking measures to help reduce stress.

Vaccinations Can Help Protect Your Pet's Health

While there aren't specific vaccinations for heart issues in your pet, keeping them vaccinated against other common conditions and diseases is a good idea to help keep him healthy. Pet vaccinations can help reduce his risk of problems that could lead to damage to their heart, and help him stay healthier and stronger. Choosing vaccinations is a great way to help give your pet important protection so his body doesn't have to work as hard to fight off something they're exposed to.

Get Routine Exams, Veterinary Care, Pet Heart Disease Screening, and Vaccinations

If you're searching for “animal hospital near me” or “veterinarian near me,” and you're in the San Jose, CA, or Santa Clara, CA, area, you're in the right place. Get in touch with us today at Silicon Valley Pet Clinic and get the veterinary care your pet needs to help detect heart disease. Call us at (408) 248-3844 to help keep your pet healthy.

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