We are extremely proud of our dedicated team. We hire only the best and most experienced employees to become a part of our team here at Lynwood Animal Hospital. Our team is filled with highly dedicated animal lovers who are well trained at their jobs. They will do anything possible for their patients and the owners who love them.
Learning and education are very important here at Lynwood Animal Hospital. We strive to have a state of the art hospital with a staff trained in the latest medical advances. Our patients deserve the very best veterinary care. Basically, our team is full of animal lovers. They make it a goal to treat each patient like their own.
Learning and education are very important here at Lynwood Animal Hospital. We strive to have a state of the art hospital with a staff trained in the latest medical advances. Our patients deserve the very best veterinary care. Basically, our team is full of animal lovers. They make it a goal to treat each patient like their own.
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At Lynwood Animal Hospital, we offer a variety of services to care for your pet. If you have any questions or would like more information on how we can care for your pet, please contact us today. Our staff will get a chance to talk to you and see if you are having any trouble with your pet. We will also go over diet, preventative medicine, and exercise to ensure that your pet is as healthy as possible.
He was a member of the Lynwood Animal Hospital family for 25 years and we will miss his cheerful personality. He came to us as a hand raised chick and he always recognized his human "mom" Louise and his avian dad Peanut when they would visit. He was our avian ambassador. In his younger years he enjoyed going to nursery school for show and tell and especially liked the goldfish crackers that the children would offer him.
Birds are masters of disguise, especially when it comes hiding signs of illness. That is why we recommend a physical exam every 6 to 12 months and regular blood testing throughout their lives. During the initial exam our veterinarian will review diet and care and discuss any health or behavioral concerns that you may have.
Small birds - If your bird's cage fits into your vehicle, then transporting him in familiar surroundings will cause the least stress. Alternatively, use a small box or cage with good ventilation and provide food for the trip. Make sure that you leave the papers on the bottom of the cage from the last 24 hours as the droppings provide important information.
Cover the carrier with a blanket. Don't tip or bump the carrier as you walk with it - hold the bottom. Warm up the car in winter and bring the car as close to the door of your home as possible - cats don't like the cold! Don't feed a meal before travelling (treats in the carrier are OK). Place the carrier on the floor where it can't move around.
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