**A special message to my clients/friends from PAZ**
I'm so sorry that I didn't get to reach out to each and every one of you personally to let you know that I would be moving on. It was not my intention to leave anyone stranded or caught off guard. We have a plan and we are here for you! Please see the following FAQ's and reach out if you have any additional questions. I hope to see you again soon.
1) How do I access my pet's medical records? If you would like a copy of your pet's medical records, request them from PAZ via email and allow for a few business days to receive them. Because Dr. Johnson no longer has access to the PAZ medical records, it's recommended that you bring a copy to your first appointment. Email: receptioneast@pazvet.com
2) What are my options for scheduling a recheck or an acupuncture appointment with Dr. Johnson?
Dr. Johnson is seeing new patients and established patients on most Tuesdays and Thursdays onsite at the Tomlinson's Allendale location starting 9/22/20.. She is also available for phone consultations for established patients and limited mobile appointments on Wednesdays and Fridays. Please see www.acudogherbalcat.com/schedule.html
3) Where do I get my herbs, medications, supplements, preventatives refilled? For the next 3-6 months (Dec-March 2020), depending on the case, you may request refils of herbal medicine and supplements through PAZ. When you see Dr. Johnson for a follow up, she can set up an online ordering option for herbs. As long as your pet is up to date on the annual exam and/or the heartworm test (dogs), PAZ will be able to authorize prevention refills for up to 1 year. They also have an online pharmacy where you can request refills of prevention and conventional medication. Its important to maintain a relationship with your family veterinarian for wellness care. Dr. Johnson will be acting as a referral veterinarian who specializes in TCVM and Integrative Medicine and can work alongside your family veterinarian.
4) Is Dr. Johnson doing vaccines, or bloodwork? At this time, your family veterinarian will be responsible for any vaccines, labwork or diagnostic testing. Holistic clients can reference Dr. Jean Dodd's minimal vaccine canine and feline protocols. www.animalhealthfoundation.net/blog/2017/12/dr-jean-dodds-dog-vaccine-protocol/Clients may be directed to their family veterinarian for special diagnostic testing depending on the case.
5) Where do I take my pet for dental work? If your pet has been diagnosed with periodontal disease, a dental cleaning with intra-oral radiographs is recommended through PAZ. If your pet is young (1-3 years) and/or has no evidence of periodontal disease, a non anesthetic dental cleaning through Tomlinson's may be appropriate in certain circumstances.
6) Where do I take my pet if they become ill? If your pet is ill, contact PAZ to have them seen quickly. If an appointment is not readily available or if your pet's condition is determined to be emergent, you will be routed to a local emergency clinic.
7) Can anyone at PAZ help me if I have questions about my pet's medical condition? Of course! If your pet has been a patient at PAZ, a veterinarian on staff is available to help you and your pet. If your pet is not well, please schedule an appointment with PAZ. If its time for your pet to see Dr. Johnson for a follow up, please schedule an appointment here. http://www.acudogherbalcat.com/schedule.html
Emails are received and replied to during normal business hours Monday through Friday. Please contact your regular veterinarian if you have an urgent concern. See you soon!
**A special message to my clients/friends from PAZ**
I'm so sorry that I didn't get to reach out to each and every one of you personally to let you know that I would be moving on. It was not my intention to leave anyone stranded or caught off guard. We have a plan and we are here for you! Please see the following FAQ's and reach out if you have any additional questions. I hope to see you again soon.
1) How do I access my pet's medical records? If you would like a copy of your pet's medical records, request them from PAZ via email and allow for a few business days to receive them. Because Dr. Johnson no longer has access to the PAZ medical records, it's recommended that you bring a copy to your first appointment. Email: receptioneast@pazvet.com
2) What are my options for scheduling a recheck or an acupuncture appointment with Dr. Johnson?
Dr. Johnson is seeing new patients and established patients on most Tuesdays and Thursdays onsite at the Tomlinson's Allendale location starting 9/22/20.. She is also available for phone consultations for established patients and limited mobile appointments on Wednesdays and Fridays. Please see www.acudogherbalcat.com/schedule.html
3) Where do I get my herbs, medications, supplements, preventatives refilled? For the next 3-6 months (Dec-March 2020), depending on the case, you may request refils of herbal medicine and supplements through PAZ. When you see Dr. Johnson for a follow up, she can set up an online ordering option for herbs. As long as your pet is up to date on the annual exam and/or the heartworm test (dogs), PAZ will be able to authorize prevention refills for up to 1 year. They also have an online pharmacy where you can request refills of prevention and conventional medication. Its important to maintain a relationship with your family veterinarian for wellness care. Dr. Johnson will be acting as a referral veterinarian who specializes in TCVM and Integrative Medicine and can work alongside your family veterinarian.
4) Is Dr. Johnson doing vaccines, or bloodwork? At this time, your family veterinarian will be responsible for any vaccines, labwork or diagnostic testing. Holistic clients can reference Dr. Jean Dodd's minimal vaccine canine and feline protocols. www.animalhealthfoundation.net/blog/2017/12/dr-jean-dodds-dog-vaccine-protocol/Clients may be directed to their family veterinarian for special diagnostic testing depending on the case.
5) Where do I take my pet for dental work? If your pet has been diagnosed with periodontal disease, a dental cleaning with intra-oral radiographs is recommended through PAZ. If your pet is young (1-3 years) and/or has no evidence of periodontal disease, a non anesthetic dental cleaning through Tomlinson's may be appropriate in certain circumstances.
6) Where do I take my pet if they become ill? If your pet is ill, contact PAZ to have them seen quickly. If an appointment is not readily available or if your pet's condition is determined to be emergent, you will be routed to a local emergency clinic.
7) Can anyone at PAZ help me if I have questions about my pet's medical condition? Of course! If your pet has been a patient at PAZ, a veterinarian on staff is available to help you and your pet. If your pet is not well, please schedule an appointment with PAZ. If its time for your pet to see Dr. Johnson for a follow up, please schedule an appointment here. http://www.acudogherbalcat.com/schedule.html
Emails are received and replied to during normal business hours Monday through Friday. Please contact your regular veterinarian if you have an urgent concern. See you soon!