Milford Animal Hospital

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We are now offering generic alternatives to Sentinel, Interceptor and Rimadyl. Although these new generics are similar to the brand name products, there are differences that should be considered before purchase. We will continue to keep Sentinel, Interceptor and Rimadyl in stock at our office and on MyVetDirect.com.
The following list compares the generics to the brand name products:

Similarities: Once-a-month pork-flavored chewable. Protects against heartworms, hooks and rounds. Available at our office and on MyVetDirect.com. Iverhart Max has additional ingredients to treat and control tapeworms and is available on MyVetDirect.com. *Virbac offers a guarantee should the dog become infected with heartworms, rounds or hooks while using this product.
Differences: The Iverhart products do not treat or protect against whipworms.

*Manufacturer requires the dog be tested for heartworm and be negative prior to administering their product in order for the guarantee to be in effect.

Similarities: Same strengths and dosage as Rimadyl. Available at our office.
Differences: Not a chewable. Client may need to use Pill Pockets to disguise caplets. Sold only in vials of #60 or #180 caplets. Not available on MyVetDirect.com.

The New Client Form is available in two formats: Adobe PDF and MS WORD. Select your format, click on its icon and save the document to your hard drive. MS WORD users can open, complete, and print the form in WORD. PDF users will need to print the form and complete it manually. If you don't have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, you can get it from Adobe for free. Adobe's link is at the bottom of this page.
Please remember to...

Bring the form with you on your first visit. If it is more convenient, you can fax it to us. Please call our office and ask the receptionist for our fax number.

Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your pet's scheduled appointment. Our staff appreciates having this time to get acquainted with you and your pet.

Fax or bring your pet's medical records from the breeder or your previous veterinarian.