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Did you forget to have your cat or dog tested for Vitamin D levels last time you were here? Come back in within 2 weeks of your last visit for a quick blood draw and get 10% off. Getting your dog or cat tested is quick, pain free, and easy.

4 steps to being proactive about your pet's health: Step 1: Get Tested Step 2: Supplement if necessary Step 3: Retest each year to ensure optimum levels... Step 4: Take comfort in knowing you are helping your pet be healthy See more

Myth: Your pet is getting enough Vitamin D from their diet. Truth: Recent studies have shown that most commercial, and homemade diets, lack enough vitamin D to help pets reach sufficient levels.

"Optimizing Vitamin D status is a cheap, easily accomplished, and natural way to improve overall health and wellness" -Sadeq Quraishi, MD, MHA. Shouldn't we do the same for our pets? Get the vitamin D status of your cat or dog on your next visit.

Book a vitamin D screening test this month and get a 10% discount. Appointments fill up quickly, so call and schedule soon! 805-555-6792.

Why is vitamin D important? Let Chuck tell you why.

Myth: Vitamin D is only important for Bone Health Fact: While a major role of vitamin D is to regulate calcium, more and more research shows that Vitamin D is linked to a wide range of diseases including kidney disease, heart disease, inflammatory bowel disease, and even cancer. Get your dog or cat checked at your next visit, and receive 10% off vitamin D supplements.

Monty is outside enjoying the beautiful day and all the sunshine. Unfortunately, sunshine doesn't help Monty make vitamin D. Good thing he gets checked yearly to find out how much he needs from supplements. Ask us about getting your dog tested.

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Know someone with a dog or cat? Share some knowledge with them about Vitamin D and their companion!

Do you keep hearing about vitamin D and wonder why everyone is talking about it? The vitamin D check is the most performed test in human medicine and for good reason: Vitamin D is involved in maintaining a healthy body and preventing disease. As important as vitamin D is in humans, it is equally so in cats and dogs. More and more research is being done about the importance of vitamin D for disease prevention and maintaining a healthy dog or cat. Here is a short list of some ...diseases associated with low levels of vitamin D in pets: Cancer Rickets Infections Heart Disease Kidney Disease Hyperparathyroidism Inflammatory Bowel Disease Feline Tooth Resorption