Finding a Good Veterinarian
How can you locate the right veterinarian for your Poodle? Word of mouth is always the best first step. Start by asking the Poodle’s breeder for a referral. Most breeders have a favorite vet who treats all their dogs and pups.
You may tray asking a Poodle rescue volunteer or dog-owning friend for a name. Contact the local Poodle club and ask for a referral or ask your Poodle’s trainer to recommend a vet. Or look in the yellow pages of your local telephone book or search the Internet. Stick with national, well-recognized Poodle clubs and organizations.
Once you’ve acquired a few names, visit the office. Look for a clean, well-lit, up-to-date, friendly environment. Chat with the staff and let them know you’re searching for a vet. Don’t be afraid to ask waiting clients what they think of the vet and staff. Ask for a tour and a listing of fees and services offered.
Other considerations include suitable location, convenient hours, and helpful staff. Give the clinic a good look-see, make mental notes of what you like or dislike, and visit another clinic. Then make your decision.
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