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More than 5 years
Tbilisi
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Negotiable priceMore than 5 yearsTbilisiTips Before Booking Pet Services
Identifying symptoms (Veterinary)
Before visiting a vet, clearly observe and note down the issue: has their eating/sleeping routine changed, are they lethargic, or do they show signs of aggression or pain when touched?
Vaccination passport
When visiting the vet, leaving your pet at a pet hotel, or traveling, always carry an updated vet passport documenting all required vaccinations and parasite treatments.
Allergies and temperament (Grooming)
Before washing or clipping, make sure to warn the specialist if your four-legged friend has sensitive skin, allergies to specific shampoos, or tends to get aggressive with strangers.
Behavioral correction (Dog training/K9)
Before starting dog training, define your goal: do you want a basic obedience course (commands like sit, heel), or do you need to correct a specific behavioral problem (e.g., aggression towards guests, chewing on furniture)?
Familiar environment (Pet hotel)
To reduce stress when leaving your pet at a pet hotel, pack their favorite toy, their own bed/blanket, and the exact brand of food they eat daily.
Take care of your friend
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Frequently Asked Questions - Animals
Standard grooming includes brushing and trimming fur, bathing with a special shampoo, drying, ear cleaning, and nail clipping.
Basic socialization can start at 2-3 months, right after the first vaccination. Professional training is recommended from 4-6 months.
On a home visit, a vet can perform initial examination, consultation, vaccination, and blood tests. Complex surgery requires a clinic visit.
To reduce stress, it's recommended to bring the pet's favorite toy, their own bed/blanket, and the exact brand of food they normally eat.
Inform the specialist in advance about the pet's temperament, reaction to other animals or people, and any health limitations.