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May is Lyme Awareness Month
10% Off Lyme/Heartworm Test and Lyme Vaccinations!!!

What is Lyme disease?
Lyme disease is a bacterial infection that can effect humans, dogs, cats and other mammals.
It's primary carrier is the deer tick which often feeds on rodents in its early  stages. Later, the
tick can attach to a dog or human and transmit the bacteria that cause Lyme disease. Clinical
signs include depression, swelling of the lymph nodes, loss of appetite and fever, as well as
lameness and swollen painful joints. Renal failure can also be a consequence of Lyme disease.

What should I do if I think my dog has Lyme disease?
Your veterinarian can best determine the optimal treatment plan for your dog. Canine Lyme disease is most often effectively treated with antibiotics. With prompt, proper treatment, your dog's condition should start to improve within 48 hours.

How is Lyme disease Treated?
Bring your pet to a veterinarian, who will evaluate your dog for Lyme disease.
This includes a physical exam, blood test and possibly radiographs.

Vaccination: YES or NO?
Consider vaccination depending on your pet's lifestyle

Care Credit
Care Credit has been helping veterinarians help clients give their pets the care they need and deserve for over 20 years. From routine wellness to unexpected emergencies, our flexible payment plans make it easy for clients to say yes to your recommended care. Again and again. Our 24/7 live customer support, online Doctor Locator and network of loyal cardholders are all about building long, healthy relationships with your clients, and your practice. To enroll in Care Credit, call 800-300-3046, ext. 4519 today.
 
Dr. John Rethman and his staff are committed to excellence and a pro-active approach in providing compassionate small animal care.  He has been practicing veterinary medicine in the Northern Virginia area since 1982.

    The mission of Animal Medical Center of Warrenton is to provide superior care for your small animal companion by treating them as you would want to be treated.  The entire team strives to provide the latest in care by persistently expanding their knowledge of veterinary medicine. Through team efforts, the Clinic offers extensive medical, surgical and dental procedures as well as advanced diagnostic techniques. Staff take significant pride in maintaining the highest standards of quality and compassionate veterinary care. Our motto has always been: WE CARE!

Hours or Operation
8:00am-7:00pm Monday & Thursday
8:00am-5:00pm Tuesday, Wednesday  & Friday
8:00am-12:00pm (noon) Saturdays

Appointments and consultations can be scheduled between the hours of 8:00am-5:00pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.  Call today and become a member of our animal care family.

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