We'd love to meet your pet, but our laps are already full!

 There are a few things you can do at home to help ensure a successful visit. They include:

1. Expect a text message from us when we are on the way. Please have your dog on a leash when we arrive, and/or your cat either in a carrier or confined to a small room, like a bathroom. (We don’t want to waste your appointment time chasing your kitty out from under the bed!)
2. Skip breakfast for Fluffy (or feed less than usual). Offering treats is a great way for us to foster a great relationship with your pet--this works much better if they are hungry. 
3. If your dog is protective of your home or otherwise fearful or aggressive, please let us know ahead of time! We understand that many patients are fearful--that’s ok! But please let us know so we can plan accordingly and have the best chance of a successful visit. 
4. Have your records from any other vet your pet has seen forwarded to us ahead of time if possible (at info@mcfaddenvet.com). This will allow us to read ahead and prepare appropriately. 

 There are a few things you can do at home to help ensure a successful visit. They include:

1. Expect a text message from us when we are on the way. Please have your pup on a leash when we arrive.
2. Skip breakfast for Fluffy (or feed less than usual). Offering treats is a great way for us to foster a great relationship with your pup--this works much better if she’s hungry. 
3. Have your records from your breeder or any other vet your pet has seen forwarded to us ahead of time if possible (at info@mcfaddenvet.com). This will allow us to read ahead and prepare appropriately. 
4. Please exercise your puppy! She will have a much easier time focusing on training and cooperating for an exam if she’s gotten some of her “wiggles” out.