How can you help prevent Lyme and other tick borne diseases?
- Use a vet recommended preventative
- Avoid wooded areas durring tick season
- Brush frequently, especially after being outside for a period of time
- Regularly examine your pet for ticks
- Have your dog vaccinated for Lyme Disease
So What's a Pet Portal?
Pet Portals are private websites that give you secure online access to your pet's health information. We provide Pet Portals free of charge to all clients who have active e-mail addresses
How can I get a Pet Portal?
Just give us your e-mail address and you'll receive a password by e-mail.
Here are 3 ways to sign up for your Pet Portal:
Click Here to create a new pet portal, select new account!
www.vetsecure.com/oldfarmvet.com/login/
- Visit our hospital. Just give the receptionist your e-mail address.
- Call us on the phone and give us your e-mail.
Once you provide us with your e-mail address you'll receive your password by e-mail.
How do I view my Pet Portal?
You view your Pet Portal by visiting our website and using your e-mail address and password to sign in. You must have "cookies" turned on in your browser in order to sign in. You can bookmark the sign-in page, but not your Pet Portal, since it exists only when you are actually signed in.
What do you do with my e-mail address?
We use your e-mail address as your Pet Portal sign-in name. You have the option of receiving your pet's service reminders (vaccinations, exams, etc.) by e-mail.
We also use e-mail addresses to contact clients about practice updates and important health news.
If you'd prefer not to receive e-mails from us, you can use your Pet Portal to change your e-mail preferences. You will still be able to use your Pet Portal, even if you choose not to receive e-mails from us.
How much do Pet Portals cost?
Pet Portals are a service we provide free of charge to all clients with active e-mail addresses.
Check out our EVENTS Page to see what is going on around Old Farm
At Old Farm Veterinary Hospital we strive to offer sound advice and optimal veterinary care. Our job is not only to treat your pet when he or she isn't feeling well, but also to help you learn how to keep your best friend happy and healthy.
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