OUR SERVICES

Our practice strives to provide the best comprehensive pet care, including supporting you with your pet’s behavioral welfare. Supporting your pet through behavioral training can strengthen your bond with your pet and improve your quality of life as well as theirs.

If your pet presents unwanted behaviors, whether they recently emerged or have been present since you adopted your pet, we can help. We can provide screening, guidance, training, insight, and treatment for behavioral problems. From anxiety to stress, we can help your pet achieve a better quality of life through prescription and behavioral intervention.

We recommend annual dental exams to verify healthy gums and teeth. Regular dental exams and maintenance support a healthy mouth and prevent pain, discomfort, and other health issues.

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Saying “good-bye” and coping with end of life care for your pet is never easy. To help you and your family when parting with your beloved pet due to terminal illness or age, we provide your pet with dignity, comfort, and respect during the euthanasia process.

Understanding the “why” when making the decision to say “good-bye” is important. We emphasize patient education during this solemn time to help you feel more confident and at peace with the difficult choice.

Pet Hospice care can give you days, weeks, and sometimes months to spend with your pet before he or she passes on. Our Hospice services include education on your pet’s health, the possibility of a natural death option, pain recognition, supplemental nutrition, understanding terminal diseases, incontinence, wound care, and the end-stage process. We can also help alleviate your pet’s pain.

During the first months of your pet’s life, he or she requires the most veterinary care. Why? This is when they are the most fragile, vulnerable, and require immunizations to help prevent disease. As your puppy or kitten grows and develops into a strong and healthy dog or cat, we can make the journey smooth and safe with everything your pet needs to stay healthy.

Puppies and kittens require exams and vaccines at 8 weeks, 12 weeks, 16 weeks, 6 months, and 1 year. These exams routinely include:

• Vaccines: Rabies, Bordetella, FVRCP, Feline Leukemia #1 & #2, DHLPP #1 & #2
• Stool examination
• Nutritional counseling
• Dental Assessment
• Behavioral training guidance
• Deworming
• Microchipping
• Spay or neutering
• Preventative care: intestinal parasites, heartworms, fleas & ticks

From our state-of-the-art surgical technology to our extensive experience, we take pride in our ability to perform safe and skilled surgeries for your pet. 

For pets and their owners, surgery is stressful. We want you to feel confident that your pet is in good hands during surgery. To make the process less stressful, we communicate with you at all stages and provide extensive education for preparation and aftercare.

We use ultrasound technology to create images (or sonograms) of your pet’s body for an accurate analysis. Ultrasound provides us with a means of non-invasive evaluation of your pet’s physical condition. From emergencies to organ health, we can see below the surface with our ultrasound equipment to provide quality veterinary care for your pet’s wellbeing.

From nose to tail, we want your pet to enjoy the benefits of good health. Annual veterinary exams for adult pets and routine visits for puppies, kitties, young pets, and senior pets can do just this. Your pet may not be able to speak, but wellness checks can speak for them and support the best quality of life for your companion animal.

During your pet’s wellness exam our veterinarians and team will:

• Check your pet’s heart health, including, heart murmurs, abnormal heart rhythm, and signs of heart disease
• Provide a dental check, examining for infection, impaction, gum soreness and disease, plaque, and tartar
• Listen to your pet’s lungs
• Evaluate your pet’s eyes and ears
• Assess the health status of your pet’s skin, abdomen, lymph nodes, joints, and muscles
• Administer vaccines and prescribe preventative medicines
• Consult you on your pet’s behavior, diet, exercise, and answer any questions you may have
• Perform blood tests and other lab tests to analyze your pet’s overall health and to check for parasites

This veterinary specialty deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases that originate in specific body systems. These include the endocrine, gastrointestinal, immune, lymphatic, renal, respiratory, and urogenital systems.

Spaying your female pet and neutering your male pet helps to control pet overpopulation. Unfortunately, millions of pets are euthanized every year because there are not enough homes for all of them. Additional benefits of sterilization include a longer lifespan, reduced risk of mammary gland and testicular cancer, no heat cycles or roaming behavior, and less aggressive behavior by both males and females.