How to make a clinic visit comfortable for your pet?

A trip to the veterinary clinic is stressful for many pets.

Often, the fear is irrational. Even a brief examination can become a problem.

How to make a clinic visit more comfortable?

• Place your pet in their favorite carrier – train them to it in advance by simply letting them sit inside for a few minutes. It's important to break the association between getting into the carrier and going to the vet. The animal should understand that this space is safe.
• Bring accessories your pet loves: a favorite toy, a soft blanket – anything that can help distract them. And, of course, don't forget treats.
• Choose a comfortable route. The quickest, quietest path to the clinic minimizes the risk of your pet becoming uncomfortable or nauseated during travel. For motion sickness, a modern maropitant-based product – Cerynebs – can help.
• Stay calm. Cats and dogs understand us without words. When they sense their owner's anxiety, they start to worry too.
• Prepare for the visit in advance: write down all questions you would like to discuss, note the reason for your visit, and describe your pet's daily routine. Give your animal a little time to adjust to the new environment before taking them out of the carrier for examination.

If your pet has already had a negative clinic experience, a range of special calming products can help reduce stress.

Contraindications exist. Please read the instructions before use.