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What to expect for Puppy & Kitten Visits. 

We do not believe your puppy/kitten visits are solely for vaccine administration. We feel strongly that you should be getting something out of each visit you have. If you do not feel you are getting something out of each visit, please talk to us about it and be sure to bring questions! 
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Our Goals for your Puppy Visits
-Potty Training
-Crate Training
-Teach puppies to not eat socks/inappropriate items
-Teaching puppies to stop puppy biting
-Learning to break down the language barrier between our dogs and ourselves
-When to spay and neuter. Please note this is an individual choice for your specific breed of dog, plan for the dog, and what your goals are. We are here to educate you and help you reach a goal we both are looking for. 
-Cutting nails (if you desire to learn)
-Feeding to adulthood
-Types of foods
-Toxic foods
-Vaccines schedules for puppyhood and life
-Meeting your goals and questions!

-Be sure to bring a fecal sample!

Our Goals for your Kitten Visits
-Potty Training
-Crate Training
-Learning what things kittens like to eat and we should avoid them having access to in order to attempt to avoid foreign bodies. 
-Why your kitten bites
-When to spay and neuter and what this can or does not help.
-Feeding to adulthood
-Preventing lifestyle diseases. Some indoor cats are more predisposed to diseases than outdoor cats. Some outdoor cats are more predisposed to some diseases than indoor cats just based on their lifestyle. 
-Types of foods
-Toxic foods
-Vaccines schedules for kittyhood and life based on your cat's lifestyle
-Litterboxes
-Meeting your goals and questions!

-Be sure to bring a fecal sample!
Stokesdale Veterinary Hospital
7823 U.S. Hwy 158
PO Box 825

Stokesdale, NC 27357
Hours of Operation
Monday - Fridays: 730 am- 6:00 pm
Saturday 8 am - 1 pm





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Phone 336-643-8515
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Fax/Email: reception@stokesdalevet.net
Large Animal After Hours: 336-423-7534

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