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Fr<\/strong>equently asked questions:<\/strong><\/p>\n Wha<\/strong>t if I have an emergency after hours?<\/strong> Will Dr. Andy see my bird, ferret, rabbit, etc?<\/strong> My pet is on flea medication, but I still find fleas on him\/her. Why is this?<\/strong> We will continually add new questions and answers!<\/p>\n Do you have a question that is not here? Email<\/a> Dr. Andy or call (407)679-7100 during business hours.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Frequently asked questions: What if I have an emergency after hours? Dr. Andy now offers emergency services after regular hours. Please call (407)679-7100 for more information. After hour rates apply. Will Dr. Andy see my bird, ferret, rabbit, etc? Dr. … Continue reading
\nDr. Andy now offers emergency services after regular hours. Please call (407)679-7100 for more information. After hour rates apply.<\/p>\n
\nDr. Andy will never turn away a pet in dire need of care. However, he primarily sees cats and dogs; those with other animals not in an emergency situation will be referred to a different veterinarian.<\/p>\n
\nIf you have multiple pets make sure all of them are on flea medication, even if some of them don\u2019t go outside. If your pet plays with, or in the same area as another pet, make sure the other pets are on the same medication as well. Also, make sure you have the right medication for your pet’s size. Animals gain and lose weight just like people; what started off as being the right size may not be anymore. Keep in mind that the medication isn\u2019t a force field. Fleas can still jump on your pets, but they should die as soon as they bite.<\/p>\n