A young pet should have regular visits to the vet.

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 29, 2009 -- Regular vaccination protects your pet from infectious diseases. When your pet is exposed to these diseases the production of anti bodies in the immune system by the vaccine, produces the protection required to fight the infection. Vaccination is recommended annually. It is essential that all vaccines are completed in order for your pet to travel within the EU, under the PET travel scheme. A pet passport is required by law in Spain.

Frequent clinical examination and good dental hygiene, will prevent gum disease, which in severe cases may result in tooth extractions.
Dry food is recommended for reducing the development of plaque; also regular professional veterinary dental cleanings maintains teeth and gums in a healthy condition.
Look for early signs of decay, such as an unpleasant odour or discomfort when eating.

All pets require regular treatment for internal and external parasites.

The most common external parasites include fleas, ticks and mange mites; all can be seen either by the naked eye or under the microscope. Internal parasites, when present will not be seen in the faeces only in extreme cases of infection. In extreme cases of infection there can be a number of serious health problems. It is recommended by experts in veterinary medicine, that parasites should be regularly treated thereby eliminating the cause of many serious diseases

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