Monday        Tuesday      Wednesday  Thursday     Friday           Saturday       Sunday               *For after hours emergency care Animal Emergency Hospital, 43731 Gratiot (South of Hall Road). Clinton Township, Ph-586- 307-3730 We proudly accept: 40140 Hayes Rd, Countryside PlazaClinton TWP, MI, 48038 view map 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. closed Senior pets often benefit from early detection of problems. Did you know that when your pet reaches 7 years of age, he or she is considered a senior? Because a pet’s life span is so short relative to that of their human owners, health conditions tend to develop much more rapidly, threatening the health of the animal if unobserved and untreated Wellness screening in our older companions often begins with the pet owner. You may notice subtle changes in your pet’s activity, such as an increase or decrease in appetite or thirst, behavioral problems, signs of vision or hearing loss, dental problems, arthritis, constipation, or obesity. During  your senior pet’s wellness examination  veterinarian will perform a comprehensive physical examination, the most important step for detecting such chronic conditions as dental disease, osteoarthritis, or heart disease. These wellness check-ups will give your veterinarian an opportunity to minimize potential health risks through early detection and treatment. During this visit, the veterinarian may perform some or all of the following services based upon your pet’s needs. •Comprehensive physical examination •Intestinal parasite screening •Heartworm testing •Senior Wellness Lab Panel and urinalysis •Dental examination •Ophthalmic examination •Chest radiographs and/or EKG •Abdominal radiographs •Osteoarthritis evaluation •Vaccinations update •Discussion of nutrition, behavior, and any pet owner questions Copyright © 2011 | This site is created and managed by Ajay Saini ADDRESS & HOURS Find us on Facebook Ph. (586) 416-8888 Great Lakes Animal Hospital