We provide complete patient care for your pet through our wide range of services.
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Our clinic treats a variety of patients including:
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Health and Wellness Examinations
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Since your pet ages much more rapidly than you do, each year of your pet's life can equal to approximately seven years for you (though this varies greatly depending on species and breed). We want to ensure that your pet stays healthy at every stage of life, therefore annual health and wellness examinations are performed. Complete physical examinations and consultations with the doctor include evaluation of:
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Laboratory Services
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Our in-house laboratory allows for speedy results without having to send samples out for analysis. This in turn allows for faster treatment for your pet! Testing may include:
For some specialty testing, samples can be sent out for analysis. |
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Surgical Services
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Surgical services include spays, neuters, dental procedures, medial patellar luxation (MPL) repairs, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repairs, growth removals, and many more.
Our focus is on patient safety and comfort. Most of our surgical procedures allow for same day drop off and pickup, which means that your pet can rest comfortably at home after recovering in clinic. To maximize patient safety, a full physical exam is completed before surgery begins, and a complete pre-surgical blood panel is offered. This helps to ensure that your pet is healthy before beginning surgery. If any concerns arise from the exam or blood work, the veterinarian will contact you to discuss results before proceeding. |
Pharmacy
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Our hospital is equipped with a full pharmacy which allows for convenient medication dispensing at time of appointment. For medications that we do not keep in stock, we are happy to write a prescription to be filled at the pharmacy of your choice.
Prescription refill requests should be completed at least 24 hours before the medication is needed to ensure that the drug is in stock and that the doctor has approved the refill. |
Radiology Services
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Our x-ray machine uses low dose radiation to produce images for diagnostic purposes. Radiographs are a quick and easy way to allow us to view internal structures such as bones and organs. This helps our veterinarians to quickly diagnose issues such as arthritis, bone fractures, foreign bodies, bladder stones, masses, and more.
Dental radiographs are also available. These provide a way to evaluate oral health below the gum line and to assess the level of periodontal disease (bone loss, ligament health, infection, fractures, etc). |
Oral Health Care
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During wellness exams, our veterinarians will evaluate your pet's oral heath. If a professional dental cleaning is recommended for your pet, our staff members are fully trained to provide this service. We can even give you an estimate at the time of your appointment!
In order to minimize stress, our patients undergo full anesthesia during dental procedures. This allows for complete and proper oral health assessment and treatment by cleaning both above and below the gum line, and ensures that your pet's health and safety is our top priority. Some insurance companies even provide some coverage for dental care. Click here for more details. |
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Veterinary Diets and Nutrition
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Veterinary diets can play a huge part in helping to manage your pet's medical condition. In some cases, it can be used as the primary treatment!
Diabetes, bladder stones, urinary issues, liver disease, kidney disease, inflammatory bowel disease, obesity, dental disease, food sensitivities, and many more conditions can help to be managed through prescription diets. Our veterinarians and veterinary technicians are happy to discuss the diets we carry and which one may work well for your pet's specific needs. |
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Pet Identification
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Unfortunately, approximately 1 in 3 pets will go missing at some point in their life. Having identification is paramount to reuniting them with your family. We offer multiple forms of identification including microchips, and rabies vaccination tags to help bring your little one home safely.
Microchips are a permanent and reliable means of identification and are recognized worldwide. This form of identification is one of the most reliable in reuniting pets with their owners. |
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Quality of Life Care, Humane Euthanasia and Cremation Services
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If it is nearing the time to say goodbye or you have questions about end of life expectations, please do not hesitate to contact us. We understand how difficult this time is and offer compassion and empathy while we care for your pet. Consultation appointments are available to discuss your pet's needs, and when the time comes, our clinic offers support through humane euthanasia. Our clinic also offers a complete collection of aftercare products and options.
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