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VETERINARY
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About us. . .
The Base Veterinary Treatment Facility is available to help
you maintain your dog or cats health and keep their shots up to date.
Services provided include vaccinations, zoonotic disease treatment,
heartworm testing, leukemia testing, ear cleaning, health exams, microchip
identification implants, health certificates and a variety of products to
enhance your pet's quality of life. Services are open to anyone with a valid
military identification card, which entitles them to governmental medical
care. Reservists may use facility only while on active duty orders.
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What we offer. .
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- Immunizations (canine
& feline)
- Overseas PCS Clearance
- Health Certificates
- Limited Lab-Tests
- Medications
(prescribed by our Vets)
- Microchip
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Pet Registration mandatory on D-M:
The Veterinary Treatment
Facility reminds all base housing residents that you must register your pet
with the VTF. Recently there have been several incidents of non-compliance
by base residents. This is a mandatory requirement in accordance with base
housing rules. Please stop by the VTF to register your pet.
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F A Q . . .
Can anyone bring a pet to the
veterinary treatment facility for treatment?
Only animals owned by
personnel authorized DoD medical care may be examined,
immunized and treated for prevention of disease at
veterinary treatment facilities.
Are "use fees"
authorized charges?
IAW AFI 48-131, paragraph
6-1.b (4), the Army prohibits charging professional,
administrative, sick call, office visit or similar fees over
and above the statutory $2.00 user fee. Customers may not be
charged for just bringing the pet through the door. However,
appropriate fees for medication, shots, etc. are permitted.
Does the
Veterinary treatment facility provide pet neutering and
spaying and other surgeries?
Those veterinary
procedures, commonly recognized by the profession as
cosmetic or elective surgery, will not be performed in the
United States or U.S. Territories. Army and NAF
veterinarians may only perform surgery to prevent undue
suffering or to save the life or limb of animals.
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The following links provide information on
common pet illnesses, pet nutrition, pet travel & other information.
These links are provided for informational purposes only and
do not constitute any endorsement by the the Federal
Government or it's subsidiaries.
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Bringing Pets to the UK
Visit the link above
for information about bringing your pet dog, cat or
ferret into (or back into) the UK. |
Travel with Pets
The above link provides
you with the most complete source of information for
traveling with your pet anywhere in the World
by car, train or air. |
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Pet Passport Program info
for Military Personnel |
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Canine Parvo |
Feline
Immunodeficiency Virus |
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Feline
Leukemia Virus |
Giardia |
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Kennel
Cough |
Pet
Nutrition, Diet, & Feed Selection |
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Canine
Distemper |
Valley Fever |
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Animal Poison Control Center |
Pet 911 |
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Petfinder |
Humane Society of the United States |
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Arizona Dog Clubs |
Vet
Info Pages |
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Groups
Arrange Foster Care for Military Pets |
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Operation Noble Foster |
Net Pets |
| Info about the recent
outbreak of Dog Flu. Please visit the link provided
for the latest
information available from CDC, in collaboration with the investigators
working on the disease.
Canine
Flu Info from CDC |
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Protect your Pets from
Common Household Dangers |
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Military Personnel: Making
Arrangements for Your Pets
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Happy Tails Travel |
If you are traveling
with pet's this may be good info.
http://dogfriendly.com/ |
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© Copyright 2004-2009 by Air Force Services
Agency Used by Permission |
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Location: |
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Bldg. 2712, Arizola Blvd |
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Phone: 228-3529 |
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Hours: |
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Mon-Fri |
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8 am - Noon |
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130 pm - 4 pm |
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Closed: Holidays & Downdays |
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Our hours are subject to change at any
time without prior notice |
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Email General Questions & Comments: |
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355 SVS/SVBV |
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Mailing address: |
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355 SVS/SVBV
PO Box 15250
DM AFB, AZ 85708 |
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