Pet Care at Nebraska Animal Medical Center. Four Options Available.
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- Organized playtime, healthy meals & daily walks
- Complimentary kennel bath
- Comprehensive wellness exam
Unattended animals can easily get anxious, resulting in rebellious behavior such as furniture gnawing and forming a punk-rock cover band. Quash canine caterwauling with today's Groupon to Nebraska Animal Medical Center. Choose from the following options:
• For $20, you get two days of dog or cat boarding (a $36.06 value).
• For $20, you get four days of dog daycare (a $42.04 value).
• For $20, you get a new puppy or kitten exam (a $38.40 value).
• For $20, you get a dog or cat wellness exam (a $45.75 value).
The compassionate caretakers at Nebraska Animal Medical Center nurture furry companions with preventative and restorative wellness services, as well as overnight boarding and supervised daycare. Treat cuddly cohorts to an all-inclusive staycation with two days of boarding in the center's clean facilities, interspersed with organized playtime and nightly bingo tournaments. Pups loll in disinfected kennels, with thrice-daily romps and a complimentary kennel bath, while their feline counterparts bide time between cuddle-sessions by tumbling around individual or family-size cat suites. All boarded animals can munch healthful iVet cuisine, or owners are welcome to provide their own tasty nibbles for pets with special dietary restrictions or a still-snug wedding gown. Working pet parents can also enroll bored mutts in all-day doggie daycare, which socializes latchkey dogs with a minimum of three 20-minute play sessions, held in a secure backyard.
A comprehensive wellness exam for young and old pets assesses the functionality of vital organs and checks the pet's overall physical and mental health and assesses the functionality of each vital organ from his eyes, ears, and teeth, to his heart, lungs, and soft cottony stuffing. The knowledgeable veterinarians are happy to answer all medical and behavioral inquiries and can even discuss nutritional strategies for overweight pets.
- Organized playtime, healthy meals & daily walks
- Complimentary kennel bath
- Comprehensive wellness exam
Unattended animals can easily get anxious, resulting in rebellious behavior such as furniture gnawing and forming a punk-rock cover band. Quash canine caterwauling with today's Groupon to Nebraska Animal Medical Center. Choose from the following options:
• For $20, you get two days of dog or cat boarding (a $36.06 value).
• For $20, you get four days of dog daycare (a $42.04 value).
• For $20, you get a new puppy or kitten exam (a $38.40 value).
• For $20, you get a dog or cat wellness exam (a $45.75 value).
The compassionate caretakers at Nebraska Animal Medical Center nurture furry companions with preventative and restorative wellness services, as well as overnight boarding and supervised daycare. Treat cuddly cohorts to an all-inclusive staycation with two days of boarding in the center's clean facilities, interspersed with organized playtime and nightly bingo tournaments. Pups loll in disinfected kennels, with thrice-daily romps and a complimentary kennel bath, while their feline counterparts bide time between cuddle-sessions by tumbling around individual or family-size cat suites. All boarded animals can munch healthful iVet cuisine, or owners are welcome to provide their own tasty nibbles for pets with special dietary restrictions or a still-snug wedding gown. Working pet parents can also enroll bored mutts in all-day doggie daycare, which socializes latchkey dogs with a minimum of three 20-minute play sessions, held in a secure backyard.
A comprehensive wellness exam for young and old pets assesses the functionality of vital organs and checks the pet's overall physical and mental health and assesses the functionality of each vital organ from his eyes, ears, and teeth, to his heart, lungs, and soft cottony stuffing. The knowledgeable veterinarians are happy to answer all medical and behavioral inquiries and can even discuss nutritional strategies for overweight pets.