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Services

Vaccinations

Regular physical examinations and vaccinations can help your pet to live a healthy, happy life. You can protect your pet from many common infectious diseases through vaccinations. Our staff will be happy to outline our recommended vaccination protocol with you.

Surgical Services

We offer a variety of surgical services to our patients, including but not limited to, spaying/neutering, growth removal, gastrointestinal surgery, and trauma repair.

Imaging

We offer digital radiography (including dental radiographs) and ultrasound. Radiologic consultation with a Board Certified Veterinary Radiologist is also available.

Dental Health

Would you let years go by between visits to the dentist? Don’t ignore your pet’s dental health either! The American Veterinary Dental Society reports that 80 percent of dogs and 70 percent of cats show signs of oral disease by the age of three. Dental disease doesn’t affect just the mouth; it can lead to more serious health problems including heart, lung and kidney disease, which makes it all the more important that you provide your pets with proper dental care from the start.

Pre-anesthesia Screening

Any time your pet is going to have a procedure requiring anesthesia, special considerations are taken to help ensure the safety of your pet. Our doctors will examine your pet to make sure they are healthy enough to undergo anesthesia. Depending on your pet’s age and general physical condition, we may recommend blood tests, and x-rays to check for underlying health issues. Though there is some risk associated with any medical procedure, modern anesthesia is usually safe, even for older pets.

Microchipping

A microchip is an identifying chip placed under the skin of your pet. The chips are about the size of a grain of rice. Microchips have been particularly useful in the return of lost pets. They can also assist where ownership of an animal is in dispute. Ask our staff about our microchipping program and about registering your pet’s microchip.

Parasite Control

It is important to have your pet examined for parasites regularly. This can be done by checking a stool sample. Stop by our office and pick up a collection vial to make collecting your pet’s sample easy for you.

Heartworms are blood parasites that are transmitted by mosquitoes. We recommend monthly heartworm prevention be given year round. Many products that prevent the spread of heartworms also have monthly parasite protection and even flea prevention. Contact us for more information on the products we carry and we can help you find the product that will be right for your pet. Your pet should be tested for heartworms every year.

Flea/Tick Control

Fleas and ticks are so much easier to prevent than to treat. We recommend starting flea and tick control in the spring prior to flea and tick season to prevent infestations on your pet and in your home. There are many flea products that combine heartworm and parasite protection with flea protection for easy administration. Ask our staff members to help you find a product that is perfect for your pet. Also ask about promotions on the products we carry to help you save money!

Weight Management

We understand your pet’s weight can be hard to manage, especially as they age. Overweight dogs and cats have a huge strain on vital systems of their body, including their vascular and skeletal systems. Our staff is here to help your pet’s achieve and maintain a healthy weight by calculating appropriate food and serving size, healthier snack options, and exercise. Set up an appointment today!

In House Bloodwork

We are very excited to offer in house bloodwork, including progesterone level testing. With this we are able to deliver quicker and more cost friendly results for numerous tests, this helps us diagnose and treat our patients as quickly as possible.

Laser Therapy

Whether for pain management, surgical incisions, arthritic bones and joints, or muscle injuries our team is here to help with our new laser therapy services! This surgery free, drug free no invasive treatment option can relieve pain, reduce swelling and speed healing. Talk to our veterinarians at your visit to see if laser therapy is an option for your pet!