Can you use the same clinic for routine care, emergencies, reproductive procedures, and health testing, or do you need to visit different clinics and veterinarians for these services? Find out who covers emergencies locally. Visit the sites for the Society for Theriogenology () or the American College of Theriogenologists () for information on board-certified theriogenologists-veterinarians who specialize in reproductive medicine.ĭecide on how you might use various veterinary hospitals in your area. Talk to other local breeders and find out who they use.
The key to finding a clinic experienced in helping breeders is to do your homework. We believe that sharing what we have learned, both as veterinary personnel and as breeders, can help breeders develop a good relationship with their own veterinary clinic. Working at a veterinary clinic that draws reproductive clients from three states and having experienced breeder-owners on staff gives us a unique perspective.
Ask those same veterinarians about those clients, and you’ll hear about rude individuals, people who didn’t pay their bills, and breeders who demanded services or treatments that the veterinarian felt would be detrimental to the animal’s health. Spend enough time talking with dog breeders, and you will hear all sorts of stories-stories about veterinarians who “didn’t know anything,” about veterinary costs, and about veterinarians who didn’t jump when the breeder said so.
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