Providing the best possible animal care is the number one goal of Fairfield Veterinary Hospital. Modern, progressive facilities and quality personnel enable us to reach this goal. At the same time, a warm, unhurried atmosphere allows personal attention to be paid to each individual need. Fairfield Veterinary Hospital provides comprehensive medical and surgical care in its facility for companion animals.
Pet owners look to the hospital for both preventative and medical needs. Fairfield Veterinary Hospital offers a full range of diagnostic services, including radiology, microbiology, and serology. Fairfield Animal Hospital's 1600 square foot facility was built in 1987. For the companion animal, the hospital offers examination and treatment rooms, a surgical suite, and hospitalization unit.
The boarding and day care facilities feature stainless steel kennels, heating and air conditioning, and outside exercise runs.
Pet owners look to the hospital for both preventative and medical needs. Fairfield Veterinary Hospital offers a full range of diagnostic services, including radiology, microbiology, and serology. Fairfield Animal Hospital's 1600 square foot facility was built in 1987. For the companion animal, the hospital offers examination and treatment rooms, a surgical suite, and hospitalization unit.
The boarding and day care facilities feature stainless steel kennels, heating and air conditioning, and outside exercise runs.
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When bringing your pet in for a check-up remember it may be a little uneasy about new people and animals.
This is one of the reasons we ask that you restrain your pet before coming to the clinic.
We suggest animals be placed on a leash, in a pet carrier, or held in your arms before entering the waiting room.
Your pet and others in the waiting area will appreciate the extra care.
If you think your pet has a contagious disease, you should call us first with the details - we may suggest your pet wait outside until called for.
This is one of the reasons we ask that you restrain your pet before coming to the clinic.
We suggest animals be placed on a leash, in a pet carrier, or held in your arms before entering the waiting room.
Your pet and others in the waiting area will appreciate the extra care.
If you think your pet has a contagious disease, you should call us first with the details - we may suggest your pet wait outside until called for.
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Having your pet vaccinated against contagious diseases may be one of the most important things you ever do for your pet.
Puppies and kittens should begin a series of vaccinations at 6-8 weeks of age.
The antibodies from the mother's milk interferes with vaccinations, so that each one gives only partial immunity in increasing amounts during the series.
Distemper in both species needs to be given every two to three weeks until at least 12 weeks of age.
Rabies vaccinations are given after 12 weeks old.
Puppies and kittens should begin a series of vaccinations at 6-8 weeks of age.
The antibodies from the mother's milk interferes with vaccinations, so that each one gives only partial immunity in increasing amounts during the series.
Distemper in both species needs to be given every two to three weeks until at least 12 weeks of age.
Rabies vaccinations are given after 12 weeks old.
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