As pet owners ourselves, we appreciate the bond that develops between a pet and its family. Veterinary care improves that bond by increasing both the quality and length of your pet's life, and is the cornerstone of your pet's health. While we will call/fax in requested prescriptions right away, the pharmacy may not be able to fill them as quickly.
We recommend calling them first to make sure the prescription is ready. We want to keep everyone safe, therefore these policies are non-negotiable. Please be patient with us as we adjust to these new procedures.
We recommend calling them first to make sure the prescription is ready. We want to keep everyone safe, therefore these policies are non-negotiable. Please be patient with us as we adjust to these new procedures.
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Dr. Jodi Brown Heekin is the owner of Heekin Animal Hospital. A life-long Kentuckian, she completed an undergraduate degree at Miami University, and was accepted into the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine. She received her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1987. After graduation, she took a position at Tennessee Avenue Animal Hospital in Cincinnati.
Preparing for your visit
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Before your visit, please download the patient registration form and e-mail ([email protected]) or fax (859-581-1858) it to us so we can have a record prepared. If another veterinarian has seen your pet, it is very helpful if you send or bring a copy of your pet's prior medical history. Please be aware that due to new state laws, the prior veterinary office may require your signature to release the documents. If your pet has a tendency toward nervousness or aggression, please advise our staff when you arrive.
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Pet emergencies can happen at any time. The scary part is many occur when we least expect it, or we are not prepared. In the spirit of providing our clients with knowledge and information, the following are some helpful tips in case your pet is ever in need of emergency veterinary services. Please remember that any first aid treatment administered to your pet should always be followed immediately by veterinary care. First aid is not a substitute for veterinary care, but rather a means of stabilizing your pet until he or she can receive treatment.
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