Levinson, Roxanne K

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Levinson, Roxanne K

Preventive Care

Dental Care
We recommend a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) for dogs and cats. This procedure is performed under anesthesia and is similar to dental procedures we receive for ourselves. Your pet will receive dental radiographs to assess for any issues that are under the gum line along with physically checking each tooth for any issues. Once this has been completed, the veterinarian will discuss any additional recommendations such as tooth extraction with you. Your pet will also receive a dental cleaning to remove tartar and plaque build up. For dental health concerns that are more complex, we may refer to a veterinary dentist. Veterinary dentists are better equipped and more experienced to handle complex dental issues.

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Neighborhood: Smyrna Heights
AKA: Levinson, Roxanne, DC
Categories: Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinarians, Veterinary Labs, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (770) 435-6700

Address: 1020 Concord Rd SE, Smyrna, GA 30080

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Levinson, Roxanne K

Preventive Care

Dental Care
We recommend a Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) for dogs and cats. This procedure is performed under anesthesia and is similar to dental procedures we receive for ourselves. Your pet will receive dental radiographs to assess for any issues that are under the gum line along with physically checking each tooth for any issues. Once this has been completed, the veterinarian will discuss any additional recommendations such as tooth extraction with you. Your pet will also receive a dental cleaning to remove tartar and plaque build up. For dental health concerns that are more complex, we may refer to a veterinary dentist. Veterinary dentists are better equipped and more experienced to handle complex dental issues.
Vaccination
Can I afford the cost of a dog? We don’t necessarily think about the cost beyond food, toys, and leashes for our pet. Call local animal hospitals in the area for pricing on routine vaccinations, spay or neuter, exam fees to get a better understanding of what the first year will cost.
Behavioral Counseling
To get started, please read our Fears and Phobias in Dogs – Storms and Fireworks – Treatment fact sheet. We will also be happy to arrange a behavior consultation to help you help your pet with this difficult problem. Nobody should have to live in fear
Nutritional Counseling
Comprehensive Examination
Just like people, diseases can affect your pet’s health, quality of life and longevity. Unfortunately our pets can’t tell us what symptoms they are experiencing. Sometimes they don’t even show us that they are not feeling well. Our pets age at a different rate than we do. That is why we recommend preventive wellness care such as bi-annual exams and routine bloodwork that can provide important information about the overall health of your pet. Here you will find general information about caring for your pet. Visit Lifelearn Client Education Library page for more topics. As always, please call the clinic with specific questions about your pet’s health.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Your clothing. Because humans are colder than fleas like, as soon as you approach a nice furry, warm animal, like your dog or cat, the flea jumps off you and onto your pet. For a printable sheet of Dr. Rox’s recommendations for dog flea control click HERE, dog tick control click HERE, and cat flea control click HERE. For 13 suggestions on how to break the flea cycle in your home, click HERE.
Pain Management
Pets may not show the same symptoms of pain as people do. They usually don’t cry or whine but that doesn’t mean they don’t feel pain. At ARKLE Veterinary Care, we believe that pets should have pain medication on the day of surgery in order to minimize any pain they may feel. We may use injectable pain medications during surgery. If any pet appears painful after surgery, then we will administer additional pain medication prior to him or her going home. Depending on the type of surgery performed and/or your pet, we may also send home oral pain medication.
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
The most important thing to remember about itchiness in pets is that there may be more than one cause present, and that treatment may need to be continued or modified to really identify and control the problem. Often there is an underlying disease that leads to a skin infection, which is also itchy. If only the infection is treated and the underlying disease is not diagnosed and treated, the problem will probably come back worse than before. So if your pet is mostly better, but not totally better, treatment is not done. Skin diseases in dogs rarely take just one visit. Remember, if your pet scratches more often than you do, it is too itchy!

Infection Treatment

Bacterial and Viral Infection Treatment
Skin issues can be caused from a variety of things from bacterial infections to allergies to ringworm. We believe in treating the underlying cause and not just the symptoms of your pet's skin issues. A thorough examination with complete history and diagnostic testing will help the veterinarian diagnose the cause of your pet's skin issue and determine the best course of treatments.
Ear Infection Treatment
For more information: Sometimes, fatty acids, baths, flea control and antihistamines are just not enough to keep your pet comfortable. Please read our fact sheet on Skin and Ear Infections in Dogs and Cats to learn more. Remember that it is not normal for your pet to be any itchier than you are, and almost never is excessive licking or chewing “just a habit” in a pet.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Diabetes Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment
Heart Disease Treatment
Dental care in our pets is just as important as it is for us. Tartar and plaque build-up not only can lead to bad breath but also to other health conditions like heart disease. Daily brushing, water additives or dental chews can help slow the build-up of tartar and plaque. Products that have the VOHC Seal of approval have met the Veterinary Oral Health Council (VOHC) "standards for effectiveness in retarding plaque and tartar" For more information about VOHC visit vohc.org.

Veterinary Surgery
Spaying and Neutering
– All kittens need to be examined and treated by a veterinarian every 3 weeks from the time you get them (usually not younger than 5 weeks, unless they are orphans) until they are 4 or 5 months old. Depending on life-style, and whether or not they need sterilization surgery (spay or neuter), there might be 1 or 2 additional visits in the first year after all the basic “kitten visits” are finished.

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General Pet Care

Senior Pet Care
Once your pet reaches the age of seven, he/she is consider a senior pet. You may start to notice that your pet is less active than before or that they seem to have some difficulty getting up and down stairs. In general, after the age of seven is when you may to start to notice more health concerns with your pet. Routine diagnostic testing should be done, at least, on annual basis. Your pet may need to come in for more frequent exams by the veterinarian. Early detection of many conditions can make an impact on the overall health of your pet.

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