Animal owners encouraged to schedule annual checkups

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Dr. Boyd Thayn spends a lot of time daily examining small animals like Dumpster to not only troubleshoot existing physical conditions, but to identify potential problems the critters may incur in the future. Residents are encouraged to have pets examined at least once a year and keep the animals' shots current.

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