Medical Services
Dental Care
Dental care is essential for your pet’s overall health. Regular cleanings and exams help prevent plaque, gum disease, and tooth loss. We offer professional cleanings, dental treatments, and at-home care guidance to keep your pet’s mouth healthy and pain-free.
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Common signs of dental issues include bad breath, yellow or brown buildup on teeth (tartar), red or bleeding gums, difficulty eating, pawing at the mouth, and changes in behavior. Dental disease is often silent until it becomes advanced, so routine checkups are important.
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Yes. Just like humans, pets benefit from regular dental cleanings to remove plaque and tartar below the gumline—areas that brushing alone can't reach. Professional cleanings under anesthesia help prevent periodontal disease, tooth loss, and even organ damage linked to oral bacteria.
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Brushing your pet’s teeth daily with pet-safe toothpaste is ideal. Dental chews, special diets, and water additives can also support oral health. Our team can recommend a personalized at-home dental care routine based on your pet’s needs.
Surgery
To keep your pet safe and comfortable, we provide continuous nursing care and monitoring for all surgical and ICU patients. All procedures are performed under general anesthesia, with recommended pre-anesthetic blood work to screen for underlying conditions. Pain management is used before, during, and after surgery to support a smooth recovery.
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Yes, we take every precaution to ensure your pet’s safety during anesthesia. We perform pre-anesthetic blood work to screen for underlying conditions and tailor the anesthesia plan to your pet’s health. Continuous monitoring is provided before, during, and after surgery.
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Recovery time varies depending on the type of procedure and your pet’s overall health. Most pets recover well within a few days to two weeks. We provide detailed post-operative instructions and are always available for follow-up questions or concerns.
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We prioritize pain management to keep your pet as comfortable as possible. Pain relief is provided before, during, and after surgery, and we’ll send you home with medications and care instructions tailored to your pet’s needs.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations are a key part of preventive care, protecting your pet from serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. We follow recommended vaccine schedules tailored to your pet’s age, lifestyle, and risk factors to ensure they stay healthy and protected.
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Yes, vaccinations are essential for protecting your pet against serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. Core vaccines are recommended for all pets, while others are based on lifestyle, age, and exposure risk. Vaccines also help protect the broader pet community.
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Core vaccines typically include rabies and distemper for dogs, and rabies and FVRCP for cats. Puppies and kittens need a series of vaccines starting around 6–8 weeks old, followed by regular boosters throughout life. We'll recommend a personalized schedule based on your pet’s needs.
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Most pets experience no side effects or only mild symptoms like temporary soreness or tiredness. Serious reactions are very rare, but we monitor your pet closely and encourage you to contact us if you notice anything unusual after vaccination.
Microchipping
Microchipping is a safe, simple way to help reunite lost pets with their owners. This permanent form of identification is placed just under the skin and can be scanned by shelters or vets to access your contact information. It’s quick, effective, and gives you peace of mind.
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Microchipping provides a permanent form of identification that greatly increases the chances of being reunited if your pet gets lost. Unlike collars or tags, which can fall off or be removed, a microchip stays with your pet for life and can be scanned by shelters or veterinary clinics.
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Yes, microchipping is a quick, safe, and minimally invasive procedure—similar to a routine vaccination. The chip is made of biocompatible material and designed to last the lifetime of your pet without needing replacement.
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No, microchips do not have GPS or real-time tracking capabilities. They simply store your pet’s ID number, which is linked to your contact information in a national registry. Keeping your information up to date is essential for the chip to be effective.
Nutritional Counseling
Proper nutrition is essential for your pet’s health at every stage of life. Our nutritional counseling services help you choose the right diet based on your pet’s age, weight, breed, and medical needs. We provide personalized guidance to support a healthy weight, manage conditions, and promote overall well-being.
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Every pet has unique dietary needs based on their age, breed, activity level, and health status. Nutritional counseling helps ensure your pet’s food supports their overall well-being, growth, and disease prevention. Our team can assess their current diet and recommend adjustments if needed.
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Yes, our veterinary team can recommend science-backed diets that meet your pet’s unique needs. Whether your pet is dealing with allergies, weight management, or a medical condition, we’ll guide you toward the most appropriate and effective nutrition plan.
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Weight issues aren’t always obvious, especially under a pet’s fur. During your visit, we assess your pet’s body condition score (BCS) and provide personalized advice to help achieve or maintain a healthy weight through diet, portion control, and exercise.
Digital X-Rays
Digital X-rays provide a fast, safe, and detailed look inside your pet’s body to help diagnose injuries, illnesses, or abnormalities. This advanced imaging technology allows us to detect issues with bones, organs, and joints quickly and accurately—leading to faster treatment and better outcomes.
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Digital X-rays provide fast, detailed images that help us diagnose conditions more accurately and begin treatment sooner. They’re especially useful for identifying fractures, arthritis, tumors, and internal issues that aren’t visible during a physical exam.
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Yes. Digital X-rays use very low levels of radiation and are considered safe for pets. We take additional precautions to minimize exposure and only recommend X-rays when they are medically necessary to support accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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In many cases, pets tolerate X-rays without sedation. However, if your pet is anxious, in pain, or if the positioning is complex (especially for dental or orthopedic images), light sedation may be recommended to ensure clear images and reduce stress.
Behavior Management
Behavior management helps address issues like anxiety, aggression, excessive barking, or destructive habits in pets. We work with you to identify the cause of the behavior and develop a tailored plan using training, environment changes, and, if needed, medical support to improve your pet’s behavior and quality of life.
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We address a wide range of behavioral concerns, including aggression, separation anxiety, excessive barking, inappropriate elimination, destructive chewing, and fear-based behaviors. Each treatment plan is tailored to your pet’s specific needs and underlying causes.
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Behavioral assessments involve a combination of medical history, observation, and sometimes diagnostic testing to rule out underlying health problems. We work closely with you to understand your pet’s environment, triggers, and habits to develop an effective plan.
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While not all issues can be “cured,” most behavior problems can be significantly improved with the right combination of training, environmental changes, and, when needed, medication. Consistency and patience are key, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Preventative Care
Preventative care is the foundation of your pet’s long-term health. Through regular checkups, vaccinations, parasite prevention, and early screenings, we help detect issues before they become serious. This proactive approach keeps your pet healthy, happy, and thriving at every life stage.
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Preventive care goes beyond treating illness—it focuses on keeping your pet healthy year-round. This includes wellness exams, vaccinations, parasite prevention, dental care, and routine lab work to catch early signs of disease before symptoms appear.
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We recommend annual wellness exams for most pets, and twice a year for seniors or those with chronic conditions. These visits allow us to monitor your pet’s health, update vaccines, and adjust care plans as needed.
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A complete preventive care plan typically includes:
Vaccinations
Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention
Regular dental care
Nutritional counseling
Routine blood work and screenings.
We’ll tailor the plan based on your pet’s age, breed, lifestyle, and medical history.
Diagnostic Testing
Our onsite diagnostic services allow us to quickly and accurately assess your pet’s health. With in-house lab testing, digital imaging, and other advanced tools, we can diagnose conditions faster—often during your visit—so we can begin treatment without delay.
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Diagnostic tests provide critical insight into your pet’s internal health. They help us detect early signs of illness, confirm diagnoses, and monitor ongoing conditions—often before symptoms become visible. This leads to faster, more effective treatment and better long-term outcomes.
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We offer a range of in-house and external diagnostic tests, including:
Blood work (CBC, chemistry panels)
Urinalysis and fecal exams
Digital X-rays
Ultrasound
Cytology and biopsy
These tools help us evaluate organ function, detect infections, and identify underlying health concerns.
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Most routine tests—like blood work or urine analysis—do not require sedation. However, procedures such as imaging (e.g., X-rays or ultrasounds) may require mild sedation to help keep your pet calm and still for clear, accurate results.
Medical Grooming
Medical grooming provides specialized care to support your pet’s health and comfort. Recommended or supervised by a veterinarian, it may include medicated baths, mat removal, nail care, ear cleaning, or sedation for pets with medical or behavioral needs. These services help manage skin conditions, prevent infections, and improve overall well-being.
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Medical grooming supports your pet’s overall health by addressing issues like skin infections, severe matting, overgrown nails, or hygiene concerns. It’s especially helpful for pets with chronic conditions, mobility issues, or those who don’t tolerate traditional grooming well.
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If your pet has medical issues (like chronic skin problems, severe matting, anxiety, or pain during grooming), a medical groomer is the safest option. Our team works in a clinical setting with access to veterinary care, ensuring your pet’s comfort and safety throughout the process.
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Sedation is only used when absolutely necessary—typically for pets that are extremely anxious, in pain, or need extensive grooming. It’s administered under veterinary supervision with close monitoring to ensure your pet’s safety and reduce stress during the procedure.