Welcome to Surrey Veterinary Clinic, a full-service veterinary facility providing the finest professional veterinary health care for your pet. The health care staff at Surrey Veterinary Clinic offers the best in personal attention to you and your pet. Surrey Veterinary Clinic, a full service, state of the art, small animal hospital has a new owner, .
Dr. Sebastian Buzdug, DVM Dr. B. Dr. Buzdug graduated with a degree in veterinary medicine from Iowa State University and has practiced for over 22 years. Dr Buzdug, along with Dr Siegert and staff offer professional and compassionate veterinary care for your precious pets. Dr. Sebastian Buzdug experience spans across many years; He holds a European Master's Degree in Veterinary Medical Sciences, a Veterinary Medicine license from Iowa State University as well as.
Dr. Sebastian Buzdug, DVM Dr. B. Dr. Buzdug graduated with a degree in veterinary medicine from Iowa State University and has practiced for over 22 years. Dr Buzdug, along with Dr Siegert and staff offer professional and compassionate veterinary care for your precious pets. Dr. Sebastian Buzdug experience spans across many years; He holds a European Master's Degree in Veterinary Medical Sciences, a Veterinary Medicine license from Iowa State University as well as.
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Dr. Sebastian Buzdug experience spans across many years; He holds an European Master's Degree in Veterinary Medical Sciences, a Veterinary Medicine license from Iowa State University as well as many rewards and recognitions from prestigious Medical organizations in North America.
Sebastian's work ethic and professionalism was well proven while affiliated with clinics like Banfield Pet Hospital, Lake Orion Veterinary Hospital and South Sanilac Veterinary Hospital.
There, his commitment to providing high quality, progressive veterinary medicine along with compassionate and caring customer service created a strong bond among him, the client and their animal companions.
Sebastian's work ethic and professionalism was well proven while affiliated with clinics like Banfield Pet Hospital, Lake Orion Veterinary Hospital and South Sanilac Veterinary Hospital.
There, his commitment to providing high quality, progressive veterinary medicine along with compassionate and caring customer service created a strong bond among him, the client and their animal companions.
Most pet dogs are spayed(females) or neutered(for males) to remove reproductive organs and prevent pregnancy.
But health issues provide other compelling reasons for spaying and neutering dogs.
Female dogs have a high incidence of cancers of reproductive system.
Spaying removes the ovaries and the uterus, preventing the production of estrogen, which leads to most of the reproductive cancers.
A vast majority of unsprayed older females contract a life-threatening infection of the uterus, call pyometra.
But health issues provide other compelling reasons for spaying and neutering dogs.
Female dogs have a high incidence of cancers of reproductive system.
Spaying removes the ovaries and the uterus, preventing the production of estrogen, which leads to most of the reproductive cancers.
A vast majority of unsprayed older females contract a life-threatening infection of the uterus, call pyometra.
Next to you and your family, your veterinarian is one of the most important people in your dog's life.
You should identify a veterinarian for your new dog before you bring it home and arrange for a first appointment as soon as possible.
The first vet visit gives you and your veterinarian an opportunity to establish your dog's baseline level of health and identify any potential long-term or chronic health problems.
This visit can confirm the health status identified when you purchased your pet.
When you meet with the vet, be sure to discuss your daily care routines, home environment, any anticipated problems or concerns you may have, ask questions about any behaviors about which you need more information and your grooming preferences, particularly nail clipping.
You should identify a veterinarian for your new dog before you bring it home and arrange for a first appointment as soon as possible.
The first vet visit gives you and your veterinarian an opportunity to establish your dog's baseline level of health and identify any potential long-term or chronic health problems.
This visit can confirm the health status identified when you purchased your pet.
When you meet with the vet, be sure to discuss your daily care routines, home environment, any anticipated problems or concerns you may have, ask questions about any behaviors about which you need more information and your grooming preferences, particularly nail clipping.
Many aging or ill pets are euthanized by a veterinarian of the pet owner's choice or may die on their own.
Then you have the difficult decision of what to do with the pet's remains.
How do you decide what to do with your special pet's remains when your heart is hurting?
The decision is up to you, the pet's owner and trusted friend.
Another option available is Mass Cremation.
This is the least expensive option.
With mass cremation, you will not be able to have your pet's cremated remains returned to you.
Then you have the difficult decision of what to do with the pet's remains.
How do you decide what to do with your special pet's remains when your heart is hurting?
The decision is up to you, the pet's owner and trusted friend.
Another option available is Mass Cremation.
This is the least expensive option.
With mass cremation, you will not be able to have your pet's cremated remains returned to you.
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