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Clinic Submission Form. Please note, the submission form is to create a clinic posting on the OFA calendar, it is NOT for owners to register their dogs in or schedule appointments at a health clinic. That requires contacting the clinic organizers using the contact info provided on the calendar listing. If attending a clinic at an AKC event, and ...
Contact your local MedVet for services for that location. Our veterinary ophthalmology team treats pet eye disorders and diseases ranging from simple to serious with complete and compassionate veterinary eye care.
We do have a doctor that is certified to perform PennHIP and OFA radiographs. Please call our office to make these appointments since they require sedation.
Our Ohio Pet Vet locations offer cat and dog ultrasound services to our clients for a multitude of reasons. This advanced diagnostic tool enables us to noninvasively evaluate your pet’s internal organs in real time using high-frequency sound waves.
X-rays can be taken by any veterinarian (no special certification required) and then are submitted to the OFA to be evaluated by a radiologist for hip congruity, subluxation, the condition of the acetabulum, and the size, shape, and architecture of the femoral head and femoral neck.
Veterinarians can help educate their clients on the best breeding practices or what health tests to look for as a prospective dog owner. Veterinarians can also use OFA information to educate themselves on new clients. Statistics are available for the prevalence of certain diseases.
Do you do tests for cats? Yes, the OFA accepts cats into the hip dysplasia , cardiac , and patellar luxation databases. Requirements, protocols, procedures, and fees are identical to dogs.
