Feline INTERACTIVE System
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Circulatory
Digestive System
Digestive System
The circulatory system delivers vital oxygen to the tissues in the body and carries wastes from the tissues to be excreted.
Digestive System
Digestive System
Digestive System
Problems related to the digestive system represent the most common medical problem seen by veterinarians.
Eyes/Ears/Skin
Digestive System
Female Urogenital
Your pet’s eyes allow perception of colors, forms, and depth. What you see from the outside represents a fraction of what the eye beholds.
Female Urogenital
Female Urogenital
Female Urogenital
The urogenital system includes the urinary and reproductive organs.
Male Urogenital
Female Urogenital
Male Urogenital
The urogenital system includes the urinary and reproductive organs.
Musculoskeletal
Female Urogenital
Male Urogenital
Although dogs and cats walk on four legs, their anatomy is very similar to people.
Nervous
Respiratory
Respiratory
The neurological system represents one of the communication mechanisms in the dog’s body.
Respiratory
Respiratory
Respiratory
The respiratory system functions to carry vital oxygen into the body and expel carbon dioxide, a metabolic waste, out of the body.
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October Special!
Victoria Park Animal Hospital now offers non-anesthetic dentals Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. For the month of October, enjoy a courtesy oral exam (valued at $70) for your pet with their non-anesthetic dental!
Included in a non-anesthetic dental:
- The mouth may be wiped down or rinsed with a non-anesthetic to decrease bacteria.
- Plaque and tarter will be removed from the visible parts of the teeth with a hand scaler.
- The provider may try to clean under the gums and use a dental probe to measure pockets, if possible.
- Fluoride treatment will also be provided.