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Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Phone: (941) 776-1100

Address: 8123 Us Highway 301 N, Parrish, FL 34219

Website: http://ellentonanimalhospital.org

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Preventive Care

Dental Care
You can sign up for preventive care coverage for a little more each month that includes an annual dental cleaning with ASPCA Pet Health Insurance. Learn more about dog insurance. Since yearly dental cleanings and weekly teeth brushings are necessary for your dogâ€™s best health, these are some added expenses that dog parents should account for when adopting a pup. Do you know how much it costs to have a dog ?
Vaccination
Does pet health insurance cover vaccinations and other routine care? This coverage is not included as part of Complete Coverage
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Behavioral Counseling
We partnered with Tabitha to empower pet parents to strengthen the bond between animals and humans through education and behavior modification. Our common goal: to help pets live happier, healthier lives.
Nutritional Counseling
SM, you can get reimbursed for these products when theyâ€™re used to treat a covered condition (not for general maintenance or weight management). Some other providers donâ€™t have this coverage or offer it only as an optional add-on. Some also set limits on how long this coverage can be used.
Comprehensive Examination
You can also add preventive care coverage to your plan at a low additional cost. This coverage will reimburse you for services that can help keep your pet healthy, such as annual wellness exams and dental cleanings.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Lots of pet parents appreciate getting cash back for the preventive care services their pets need, like check-ups, flea/heartworm prevention, and dental cleanings. Even if youâ€™re not sure you want this coverage at first, itâ€™s good to go with a provider that offers it in case you change your mind later.
Vomiting Treatment
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Plants toxic to cats can also cause skin irritation or itchiness, so you may notice your cat pawing at their mouth and face. In addition, your cat could show behavioral signs that something is wrong, such as irritability or depression. Most cats are good at hiding when they donâ€™t feel well, especially since they are naturally rather lazy animals. This means that even if you notice a subtle change in your catâ€™s behavior, it could be a sign of a more severe issue.
Intestinal Foreign Object Removal
Several months later, a recovered Mitten worked up an appetite romping around the house. She had her toy mouse as a snack, which lead to a $6,000 foreign object removal surgery. Since they already met their deductible, Mittenâ€™s parents were reimbursed $5,400.

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Since ear infections are linked to a variety of causes, treatments can vary. In the most basic terms, bacterial infections require antibiotics, fungal infections require fungicides, and parasite-related infections require insecticides.
Ear Infection Treatment
If youâ€™re a proud pet parent to a lovable pooch, you should be prepared to one day help your canine companion fight off an ear infection. Why? For one thing, your palâ€™s ear canal is mostly vertical unlike yours, which is mostly horizontal.
Urinary Tract Infection Treatment
With illness coverage, you can get reimbursed for the costs of major and minor illnesses, such as cancer, arthritis, hypothyroidism, ear infections, digestive problems, and urinary tract infections (UTIs). It can cover expenses for everything from diagnosing the health condition to the treatments your pet needs to get better. It can be a big relief to have this financial support when youâ€™re dealing with the stress of caring for a sick pet.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Hereditary and congenital conditions â€“ These are conditions that are inherited or caused by birth defects, such as hip dysplasia and intervertebral disc disease (IVDD).
Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
If your pet gets hurt or sick, they may need prescription medication to help alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, or fight off an infection. They can also need medication to manage chronic conditions, such as thyroid problems. Complete Coverage
Knee Problems Treatment
Congenital or hereditary conditions - These are inherited conditions or birth defects that show symptoms later in life, like hip dysplasia, luxating patella, or cherry eye.
Heart Disease Treatment
This coverage is for the costs of inherited conditions and birth defects that donâ€™t show symptoms until later in your petâ€™s life. They can include heart disease, intervertebral disk disease (IVDD), eye disorders, and hip dysplasia.
Kidney Disease Treatment
The symptoms can vary depending on the type of plant and how much your cat has eaten. They can range from a minor tummy ache to serious kidney failure and even result in death. These are some of the more common signs that your cat has eaten something poisonous...
Periodontal Disease Treatment
According to the American Veterinary Dental CollegeÂ®, most dogs and cats have some evidence of periodontal disease by the time they are three years old.* Periodontal disease is an infection that can cause the loss of teeth and jaw bone. The infection can also spread throughout your dogâ€™s body, causing damage to vital internal organs, including the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Cancer Treatment
Cat scratch fever can affect any breed, although kittens and cats who have had blood transfusions are at a higher risk. Fleas thrive in warm, wet climates, so in general, kitties who live in these conditions are also more vulnerable. In humans, small children tend to contract cat scratch fever most often, simply because they are the most likely to engage in the type of play that prompts a kitty to bite or scratch. Anyone with a compromised immune system â€“ people who have HIV, are undergoing chemotherapy, or are pregnant â€“ needs to be especially careful as the disease can have more serious effects.

Wound and Fracture Care
A bare-bones pet insurance plan will cover accidents only. This includes burns, lacerations, and bite wounds, which is one of the most common injuries for dogs. It also covers top cat injuries, including swallowed objects and abscesses.
Poisoning Treatment
Treatment for poisoning will depend on the substance your cat has ingested. Options could include administering fluid therapy or inducing vomiting. However, depending on what type of poison your cat has been exposed to, they may require different types of treatment and care. In some cases, your veterinarian may be able to provide treatment that can help prevent issues from occurring. In other instances, your veterinarian can closely monitor your cat for any signs of trouble, and they can provide treatment if or when necessary.

Veterinary Surgery
Our dachshund required emergency surgery on his back and thankfully we had taken out ASPCA Pet Health insurance on him a few years back! Without the insurance we would never had been able to afford this type of surgery and we wouldâ€™ve had to had our just 7 year old boy euthanized. That wouldâ€™ve broken our hearts.
Laser Surgery
Quality veterinary care is also getting quite expensive especially as more advanced medical services become available for pets. These days our pets can benefit from all sorts of treatments, including MRI, laser surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Pet insurance can give you the financial cushion you need to provide your pet with the best care possible even when it comes with a high price tag.
Spaying and Neutering
When you add Preventive Care to your plan for a little extra per month, youâ€™ll be reimbursed up to a set amount of money for services that help protect your cat from getting sick, like vaccines, screenings, and spaying/neutering.
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Laboratory Services
In humans, the quintessential papules near the injury are often enough to diagnose cat scratch fever, but blood work may also be required.
X-Ray
Microchipping
Wellness care - You could receive reimbursements for routine services, like annual exams, vaccines, and heartworm and flea prevention. Wellness coverage can also include spaying or neutering and microchipping your pet.

General Pet Care

Grooming
With mobile pet grooming, you can schedule the day and time youâ€™d like your pet to have their appointment, and then the grooming service will come straight to your home and pamper your pet right in their vehicle.

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