From the first visit and throughout their entire life, we’ll be there to provide the absolute best care for your pet. Our wellness care measures can maximize the fullness of your pet’s life, both in terms of what your pet can do and for how long. Annual physical exams are essential! Many of our younger patients have yearly exams, but we recommend exams every six months for aging pets or those who have medical conditions.

Our in-house and outside laboratory capabilities at our animal hospital allow us to perform many important lab tests quickly and efficiently. We are equipped to perform complete blood counts, blood chemistries, pre-anesthetic blood work, wellness checks, and more at our animal hospital.

X-rays are a tool used by our veterinarians to help diagnose diseases and determine underlying causes. They help give our veterinarians the opportunity to make important decisions quickly and accurately.

Dental disease can be the origin of more complex, life-threatening issues. Routine dental cleanings and a home dental care regime have the potential to add years of vigor to your pet’s life. A dental exam and cleaning are performed under general anesthesia for a safe and thorough procedure. Your pet’s teeth are cleaned of plaque and calculus, and the tooth enamel is polished, followed by a fluoride treatment to further protect the teeth and strengthen enamel.

Pet hospitalization can be a stressful time for pet parents, and we want you to know that our team will be here every step of the way when an unexpected health event occurs. While your pet is with us, our team will call with any news or updates to your pet’s condition, so you’re fully aware of everything going on with their health.

Parasites and the diseases carried by our pets can all be prevented with proper medication and maintenance. Heartworm, another dangerous parasite that lives in dogs and cats’ hearts, damages the heart muscle and can be fatal without proper care. Our veterinarians will work with you to set up a comprehensive, personalized vaccination schedule to protect your pet from parasites.

For many pet owners, trimming a pet’s nails—dog or cat—can seem like a daunting task. And, if you haven’t regularly trimmed your pet’s nails since he was young, chances are you’ll have a difficult time doing it effectively now. Keeping your pet’s nails trimmed is important for a number of reasons. At our hospital, we can help you keep your pet’s nails trimmed at the perfect length.