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Dr John Robb Stays True To Veterinary Roots At New Practice

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NOTE (January 15, 2019): This story has been updated to reflect the correct the date of the grand opening event of Protect Your Pets.

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Veterinarian Dr John Robb connects with every animal that comes under his care heart-to-heart.

The experienced animal care expert is currently celebrating the soft opening of his new Protect The Pets practice at 98 South Main Street and will hold a day-long event on Saturday, January 19.

Dr Robb told The Newtown Bee that the grand opening celebration will include a visit from Bishop Henry Whitmire from the Mountain Church of God in Brookfield, who will bless any attending pets beginning at 10 am, both in groups and individually, if requested.

“We want to thank Abaxis [global provider of veterinary point-of-care diagnostic instruments] for donating their machines and reagents [substance used in chemical analysis] to run CBC/Chem blood work, as well as Idexx Laboratories for donating reagents,” Dr Robb said. “We will not be doing any examinations but will be doing free bloodwork, one CBC/Chem per family — a $150 value.”

There will be a discussion on nutrition as well, and Dr Robb is reaching out to a local pet-related business to consider participating, as well.

The soft-spoken and mild-mannered vet said visitors to his new practice will immediately notice that the office is pretty austere — no racks of pet products or supplies to peruse, and few, if any, branded supplemental medications, items, or signage besides his own.

“That’s because we’re all about people getting nothing but great care for their pets,” he said. “I feel that philosophy in my heart. So you won’t see a lot of products here being sold. This is a hospital that is here for the care of sick animals.”

Read the full feature in the January 11, 2019 print edition of The Newtown Bee, available on local newsstands or subscribe by calling 203-426-3141 or by clicking HERE.

Veterinarian Dr John Robb displays a syringe typically used to measure pet vaccines, a practice he does not subscribe to at his newly opened Newtown practice. Dr Robb is currently celebrating the soft opening of his new Protect The Pets office at 98 South Main Street and will hold a day-long event on Saturday, January 18. — Bee Photo, Voket
While he promotes simple and holistic veterinary practices at his new Protect The Pets office in Newtown, Dr John Robb still has a few computerized instruments available to him to better diagnose and prescribe treatments for the growing number of animals under his care. —Bee Photo, Voket
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