How often should I take my pet for a check-up

[KinsleyVelasquez]

How often should I take my pet for a check-up

[EvangelineHiggins]

Sure! Here are nine different responses you might hear:

[MacHouse]

"Honestly, it’s best to take your pet for a check-up at least once a year. Just like us, they need regular check-ups to stay healthy!"

[TeaganHernandez]

"I usually take my dog in once a year, but if they’re older or have health issues, I’d recommend more frequent visits, like every six months."

[FelicityMarsh]

"For cats, I’d say once a year is good too, but if they’re indoor/outdoor or have any weird habits, maybe check in more often."

[SkylerHurst]

"If you’ve got a puppy or kitten, you’ll want to take them in more often at first—like every few months until they’re a year old."

[LandonBenson]

"It really depends on your pet’s age and health. Young, healthy pets can usually go once a year, but seniors might need to see the vet every six months."

[SerenityJenkins]

"I take my rabbit in once a year, but I keep an eye on her behavior. If she seems off, I don’t hesitate to call the vet."

[SkylaHogan]

"For dogs, I think once a year is a good rule of thumb, unless they’re super active or have any issues, then you might want to go more often."

[KeylaMcFarland]

"If you notice any changes in your pet’s behavior or health, like not eating or being more lethargic, definitely get them checked out sooner."