Animal Wellness Services
Regular physical examinations are the foundation of preventive care. We recommend examinations every six to twelve months, depending on your pet's age, health, and individual needs. Early identification of disease often allows for more effective and less costly treatment
Good preventive medicine includes protecting your pet against the contagious diseases for which they are at risk. Some of these diseases will rob your pet of quality of life while others are deadly. We don’t set up a "Cookie-Cutter" protocol for all patients, but rather we tailor an immunization protocol specifically for your pet based on his/her age, lifestyle, and exposure.
Parasites can cause serious illness in pets, and some can also affect people. Preventing these infections is an important part of responsible pet care.
We recommend year-round protection against heartworms, fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites, tailored to your pet's needs. Annual fecal examinations help us identify intestinal parasites that may be present even when your pet appears healthy.
Our doctors will help you select an effective prevention plan and keep your pet protected throughout the year.
As pets age, their medical needs change. Conditions involving the kidneys, heart, joints, and other organ systems become more common, often developing before obvious symptoms appear.
Regular examinations, laboratory testing, and appropriate diagnostics help us identify problems earlier and manage them more effectively.
Our goal is not simply to help senior pets live longer, but to help them remain comfortable, active, and engaged throughout their later years.
We know our patients get the best care they need when things are easy to follow and extra steps and barriers aren't in the way of treatment. For your convenience, we have a complete pharmacy so you can get the medications your pet needs before leaving the clinic, and an online option for those medications we don't typically stock.
Whether your pet is a Short Hair kitten or a senior Shar-Pei, an early-middle-aged Labrador or a late-middle-aged Maine Coon, a complete and balanced diet is important. Maintaining a healthy body condition is also very important. How can this be done? The doctors have great experience with helping dogs and cats at all stages of life eat in a healthy way. Especially with the dogs and cats that struggle with keeping their figure, the doctors can provide the help they need to arrive at a healthy body condition and lifestyle.
We provide Royal Canin Veterinary Diets in house and utilize Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets' convenient home delivery platform for our patients' particular nutritional therapeutic needs. We can also work to find you the best therapeutic diet in the event an alternative is needed.
