Nexgard Plus (afoxolaner, moxidectin, and pyrantel chewable tablets) is a monthly all-in-one preventive that protects dogs from heartworm disease, fleas and ticks, roundworms, and hookworms.

It is a very convenient and comprehensive parasite preventive. It is available at Evesham Veterinary Clinic.

It is not recommended for dogs with a history of seizures.

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Frontline Shield for Dogs is a flea and tick preventive. It is a topical that is applied to the skin, and then persists in the oil glands for one month. It is useful as an economical choice or as an alternative to systemic medications.

The active ingredient Fipronil is accepted worldwide as a flea and tick preventive, making this product particularly useful for dogs that plan to travel overseas.

Fipronil kills fleas and ticks by targeting a receptor in the arthropod nervous system. Because mammals lack this receptor, Frontline is very safe for dogs, cats, and humans.

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Interceptor Plus is a monthly chewable that protects dogs from heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, tapeworms, and whipworms. It contains milbemycin oxime and praziquantel, two very safe and effective compounds.

At Evesham Veterinary Clinic, we recommend that all dogs use year-round heartworm preventive.

Interceptor Plus is available as a tasty chewable and is made by Elanco.

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MARLTON, NJ 08053

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Librela (bedinvetmab injection) is a treatment for osteoarthritis in dogs. It is given as a monthly injection. Librela is a monoclonal antibody that specifically targets a key driver of OA pain. It works to reduce pain signals, making it easier for your dog to move and play.

Over 14 million doses have been given across the US, Europe, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and more. In two clinical studies, Librela proved to be effective in controlling dog osteoarthritis pain when administered monthly. Librela has a good safety profile. Side effects were shown to be similar to what is expected for dogs diagnosed with osteoarthritis.

If you think your dog might benefit from Librela, please call us at (856) 983-9440 so that we can give them a comprehensive evaluation and help you to decide if Librela is a good option.

I Think My Dog Has Arthritis. What Now? – https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/dog-arthritis-what-now

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For more information about this disease and the treatment, see this link: Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP) – Cat Owner Resources

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ELEMENTS OF A RABIES CERTIFICATE:

1. Date Vaccinated
2. Date Vaccination Expires
3. Rabies Tag Number
4. Name of owner
5. Owner address
6. Name of pet
7. Microchip Number – It is very important that the pet is microchipped before the rabies vaccine and that the number is printed on the rabies certificate. Chip type must be compliant with the destination country.
8. Telephone number
9. Species
10. Sex
11. Date of Birth (DOB) or Age
12. Weight
13. Breed
14. Color
15. Rabies vaccine serial/lot number, date of vaccine expiration, brand name, producer, type, and duration. All countries accept killed virus rabies vaccines. Most will accept the PureVax feline vaccine (live canarypox vector).
16. Veterinarian Signature, ideally hand-written in blue ink
17. Veterinarian name
18. Veterinarian practice address

It is important that this information is as consistent as possible. If your rabies certificate says that your cat is “purple with green spots” but your international health certificate says “green/purple”, then that is not ideal. Breed, sex, date of birth, owner’s name and address, etc. All should be correct and match.

These tips are presented as a way to help owners smooth the international travel process. As always, check with USDA-APHIS for the most accurate, authoritative information. https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/pet-travel

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Solensia is the first and only FDA-Approved treatment to control osteoarthritis pain in cats. Did you know that 60% of cats over 6 years old are affected by osteoarthritis? By 12 years of age this number rises to 90% of cats. Solensia is a monthly injection that reduces pain in cats. It is a monoclonal antibody that targets NGF, a key driver in OA pain progression. We have been successfully helping cats with OA for many months now. If you think your cat might benefit from Solensia, please call us to schedule an evaluation.

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A DNA mutation has been identified as a major risk factor for the development of degenerative myelopathy. It is inherited in an autosomal recessive fashion. UC Davis has developed a test that owners can submit on their own. Follow the link to find out more:

Degenerative Myelopathy (DM) | Veterinary Genetics Laboratory (ucdavis.edu)

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