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Riverview Animal Hospital was established in 1956 by O.D. Dickinson and was called Dickinson Animal Hospital.
Dr. James R. Cook, DVM joined the practice in 1974 after graduating first in his class from M.S.U.
He purchased the practice in 1978 after Dr. Dickinson retired.
Dr. Sherrill O'Neil, DVM worked at the practice while she was in high school and returned to work each summer while she attended M.S.U.
She joined the practice in 1990, after doing a one year residency at Colorado State University.
Dr. James R. Cook, DVM joined the practice in 1974 after graduating first in his class from M.S.U.
He purchased the practice in 1978 after Dr. Dickinson retired.
Dr. Sherrill O'Neil, DVM worked at the practice while she was in high school and returned to work each summer while she attended M.S.U.
She joined the practice in 1990, after doing a one year residency at Colorado State University.
A: We like to see puppies and kittens at 6 weeks of age to start their vaccines and check a stool sample for parasites.
A: You have to keep in mind that most pets are spayed and neutered when they are puppies or kittens.
They are very active at this age and burn a lot of calories.
They will naturally gain weight as they grow older and settle down.
That is why it is important to weigh your pet often, measure their food out and make sure they get plenty of exercise.
A: Because cats and dogs age so much faster than we do, we recommend they get a wellness exam twice a year.
A: You have to keep in mind that most pets are spayed and neutered when they are puppies or kittens.
They are very active at this age and burn a lot of calories.
They will naturally gain weight as they grow older and settle down.
That is why it is important to weigh your pet often, measure their food out and make sure they get plenty of exercise.
A: Because cats and dogs age so much faster than we do, we recommend they get a wellness exam twice a year.
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