A lot of things happen during an annual veterinary examination. Almost every part of your dog or cat gets checked out, and that can have huge benefits. Your pet's annual exam is a chance for your vet to look for problems before they become serious, give you advice on overcoming behavioral issues you may struggle with and generally guide you on the path to keeping your pet healthy and happy for as long as possible.
Your vet takes these appointments seriously. You should, too.
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