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

Sure! Here are nine different responses you might hear:

"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!"

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."

"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."