Contact The Lifecentre Emergency And Specialty Veterinary Care Customer Service

Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. If The User of Website need any additional information, please don't hesitate to contact www.tlcvets.com A specialist is a veterinarian that has undergone an additional 3 to 4 years of training in their particular specialty, such as surgery or internal medicine. The specialist completes a 1-year internship in their chosen specialty and then 2-3 years of residency. Once complete, the specialist must publish a paper and sit for a series of exams. They receive the prestigious title of Diplomate once they pass their exams and complete all the other requirements. The Client's family veterinarian is considered a general practitioner, which means they are the best resource for The User's pet's wellness and preventative care. Just like The User's family doctor, The Client's pet's primary care veterinarian may refer The Customer's pet to a specialist if they feel they can benefit from their additional expertise.

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