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Neapolitan Mastiff Health Issues is created and managed by Cinciripini's Mastino-Lisa
Cinciripini. No information contained on this website is meant to replace
Veterinarian Advise or Care. All information submitted by other breeders
and Cinciripini's are opinions and thoughts. Information provided may not
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of the Lisa Cinciripini, Cinciripini's Mastino at http://www.cmastino.com or email
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How to find a Vet for your Neapolitan Mastiff |
First you have to determine what type of Vet you need. Unfortunatley most of
us do not have one vet for everything. All though there are some good old
Vets still around that know alot about alot of different things but if not,
you will have to determine what you need. Hopefully, you can be referred
by a Neapolitan Mastiff breeder in your area. If you are totally on your own, you must locate and interview one on your own. I suggest: Setting up an appointment to tour the facility, Take note of where and when your Vet graduated Do they consider them self a specialist in any area or breed What are their after hours emergency procedures ? Will they respond or do you have to go to an emergency clinic ? Is the clinic private owned or corporation owned ? This is key because many corporation owned clinics have set in stone protocol and can prove to be unflexible and expensive. If its private owned - then who owns it? This will let you know if the Vet your seeing has the authority to authorize treatments and procedures on their own. Ask how many if any Neapolitan Mastiffs they have as patients ? If you are unable to recieve a Neapolitan Mastiff breeder referral you may try locating a Great Dane Breeder in your area for a referral. Does the vet own dogs himself/herself ? if so, what do they feed ? and what do they own? Do you feel this is a vet you can talk with, is he/she open to alternate treatments ? |
Covers a wide range of possible accidents, including scene safety, CPR, car accidents,
burns, what's normal for your pet, more. |
Different types of Clinics - Small Animal Clinic - primarily for cats and dogs, pocket pets, birds, etc... Large Animal Clinic - primarily horses, livestock... I would highly recommend a large animal clinic over a small animal clinic. Because, large animal clinics have access to a larger variety of treatments and medicines than small animal clinics. For instance, a large animal clinic will carry more injectible medicines because they treat horses, they will carry larger doses of oral medication, etc... And most of all, I have found large animal clinics better at responding to emergencies. |
American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association - List of certified Vets. by state http://ahvma.org/referral/index.html |
AHVMA listing of organizations which list Vet's by state and speciality http://www.altvetmed.com/pages/organizations.html |
Below is a list of Vet's recommended by Neapolitan Mastiff Breeders and Neapolitan
Mastiff Rescue and Long time Neo Owners |
West Coast Vet's |
WA Tahoma Vet Hospital Large Animal Clinic Dr. Kertson Spanaway,WA 253-847-3500 *referred by Cinciripini's Parkland Animal Dr. Valentine Parkland, WA Ears ONLY *referred by Cinciripini's CA Dr. Butchko Riverside, CA Ears Only *referred by Cinciripini's Dr. Robert LaBounty Studio City, CA 818-762-1491 Ears & General *referred by DelFeudoNisseno Dr. Dana Rozelle Bleifer works at two clinics: Warner Center PetClinic in Woodland Hills and Rose City Veterinary Hospital in Pasadena *referred by DelFeudoNisseno ID Upper Valley VetClinic Dr Call, Dr Tew, Dr Quirl Rexburg, Idaho 208-356-4271 Experienced in Neo care, anesthetic, common breed problems, nutrition, bone and joint, cherry eye, Breeding/whelping, cropping and docking *referred by Drool'n |
Mid West Vet's |
MN Inver Grove Heights Animal Hospital Inver Grove Heights,MN Dr. Jim Winsor, General and Reproduction (651) 451-4404 Featuring Cryo Sperm Bank and Surgery Special Anesthesist experienced with all breeds including Neos, Bulldogs and Frenchies. *referred by Runestone Veterinary Medical Center University of Minnesota (Teaching Hospital) Dr. Peggy Root - Repro Specialist St Paul, MN (612) 625-1919 *referred by Runestone Emergency Veterinary Service Golden Valley Clinic Dr Silerud (specializes in eye stuff) (763) 529-6560 *referred by Runestone |
East Coast Vet's |
PA Ironstone Clinic Dr. Allen Boyertown, PA specializes in Neos 610-367-6446 *referred by Cinciripini's FL Wag 'n' Tails Ft Lauderdale, FL 954-434-1029 Vet is former Neo owner and one of the techs is a OEM breeder. This clinic is used by USNMC rescue. *referred by Patience Stuart Animal Hospital 772-287-2242 This hospital has worked with Rescue for the last 6 years. *referred by Patience |
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