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Welcome to MAH Online!

ATTENTION CAT OWNERS:
Be aware of the early signs of kidney disease. Watch the video series Cat Owner's Guide to Kidney Disease on Cornell University's Partners In Animal Health website. It will take you through the process of recognizing early warning signs, diagnosis, and treatments of renal failure in cats.

This series includes a "how to" video on administering subcutaneous fluids. Many of our clients have had great success prolonging their cats' lives and making them more comfortable by giving sub-q fluids at home.

There are other informative videos on this website including Pet Owner's Guide to Cancer.

What's New?

Busy Buddy Bouncy Bones and Bristle Bones have been flying out the door! They can keep your chew-crazy puppy or dog busy, and may even save your favorite leather chair. We have most sizes of the bones and natural rawhide and cornstarch ring refills in stock.
Martha Stewart has launched an online newsletter, Pet Happy! She is putting her creativity to good use with instructions on how to make playhouses for your cat, canine fashions, and lots of fun stuff.
Are you considering adding a pet to your family? Visit Bayer's PetParents.com for tips on how to prepare for the happy event.
Take a look at Ugly Bat Boy on the WLWT's website. 'Ugly' is the clinic pet at Exeter Veterinary Hospital in Exeter NH. Be sure to click on the slideshow for more close-ups of this unique little fellow.

Even indoor pets can become lost pets. A door is left slightly ajar—Fluffy and Fido are gone! One way to increase your chances of finding a lost pet is to play it safe. Have a HOMEAGAIN microchip implanted in your pet and register it with The HomeAgain Advanced Pet Recovery Service.

New Clients...

The New Client Form is available in two formats: Adobe PDF (requires Adobe Reader) and MS WORD (requires MS WORD). Select your format, click on its icon and save the document to your hard drive. MS WORD users can open, complete, and print the form in WORD. PDF users will need to print the form and complete it manually. If you don't have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, you can get it from Adobe for free. Adobe's link is at the bottom of this page.

Please remember to...

Bring the form with you on your first visit. If it is more convenient, you can fax it to us. Please call our office and ask the receptionist for our fax number.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your pet's scheduled appointment. Our staff appreciates having this time to get acquainted with you and your pet.
Fax or bring your pet's medical records from the breeder or your previous veterinarian.