Urgent and Preventative Care

Our veterinary exams for sick pets include a nose-to-tail assessment to identify the underlying issue, followed by a customized treatment plan to address their specific health concerns and alleviate symptoms. We conduct thorough tests to accurately identify the cause of illness. Based on the results, we create a comprehensive treatment plan and provide ongoing support to monitor progress and adjust care as needed.

Our urgent care exams offer swift, specialized evaluation for pets facing sudden or severe health problems, such as changes in behavior, loss of appetite, diarrhea or vomiting, limping, wounds or abrasions, eye or ear issues, or toxin/foreign body ingestion, ensuring prompt diagnosis and intervention. We prioritize immediate treatment to stabilize your pet and provide rapid relief from distressing symptoms. Our team also communicates clearly with you about your pet's condition and the necessary steps for ongoing care to ensure a smooth recovery.

We offer thorough bloodwork, precise diagnostics, and detailed X-ray imaging to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. Our advanced technology and experienced team work together to provide a comprehensive evaluation, helping to pinpoint health issues and guide targeted care plans.

Our euthanasia services and quality of life consultations offer empathetic support and expert advice to help you navigate decisions about your pet’s end-of-life care with compassion and respect. We assess your pet’s comfort, pain levels, and overall well-being to guide you in making choices that align with their needs. Our team ensures that you have all the information needed to make the best decisions for your pet’s dignity and peace.

Our veterinary team provides compassionate, ongoing care for pets with chronic illnesses, focusing on managing symptoms, improving quality of life, and supporting long-term health. We create individualized treatment plans that include regular monitoring, medication management, and lifestyle adjustments to ensure your pet remains as comfortable and active as possible. With continuous support and expert guidance, we help you navigate the challenges of caring for a chronically ill pet.

Our palliative care service is dedicated to enhancing the comfort and quality of life for pets with serious or terminal illnesses through focused pain management and supportive therapies. We develop individualized care plans to address your pet’s specific needs and symptoms, ensuring they remain as comfortable and content as possible. Our team also provides guidance and support to help you manage your pet’s care at home, offering compassion and expertise throughout the process.

Our spay and neuter services not only contribute to healthier and happier pets by reducing the risk of certain diseases and behavioral issues, but they also play a crucial role in preventing pet overpopulation. By offering these procedures, we help ensure that animals lead more fulfilling lives and support broader efforts to manage the pet population responsibly.

Dental health affects your pet’s overall well-being, impacting their ability to eat and their comfort. Prevent decay and disease with routine cleanings and treat conditions with indicated extractions and surgery to keep your pet’s mouth healthy and avoid additional serious issues.

Our foreign body removal surgery includes precise procedures to extract objects obstructing the intestines or bladder, such as ingested foreign bodies or bladder stones. We utilize advanced diagnostic tools to locate and assess the blockage, and perform meticulous surgery to safely remove the obstruction.

We offer a range of advanced orthopedic veterinary services, including Femoral Head Osteotomy (FHO), fracture repair, and fracture plating to address various bone and joint issues. Our expertise extends to specialized procedures such as anterior cruciate ligament repair, including TPLO, TTA2, and extracapsular techniques, ensuring effective treatment for knee injuries. We perform amputations when necessary, providing compassionate care and guidance for rehabilitation exercises.

We provide a comprehensive range of surgical services including mass removal, wound repair, and hematoma repair to address various tissue and skin concerns. Our expertise extends to hernia repairs, biopsies, anal sac removals, and Cesarean sections, ensuring precise and effective treatment for diverse conditions. We offer surgical intervention for pyometra, delivering critical care to manage uterine infections.

Our exploratory surgery service involves a thorough surgical investigation to diagnose and address internal health issues that cannot be determined through other diagnostic methods, allowing for detailed examination and treatment of underlying conditions.

Hernia repair service addresses abdominal or other types of hernias with surgical precision, restoring proper organ placement and function while ensuring your pet’s comfort and recovery. We utilize advanced surgical techniques to repair the hernia, minimize complications, and promote efficient healing. Following the procedure, we provide comprehensive post-operative care and guidance.

Our splenectomy service involves the precise surgical removal of the spleen to address conditions like tumors, traumatic injuries, or diseases affecting its function. We employ advanced techniques to ensure the procedure is as safe and effective as possible, carefully monitoring your pet throughout the surgery. Post-operatively, we provide thorough care and follow-up to support your pet’s recovery and help them adjust to life without the spleen.

Our full grooming services cater to dogs and cats of all breeds and sizes, offering a complete range of treatments including breed-specific cuts, nail trims, ear cleaning, teeth brushing, de-shedding, and thorough flea and tick checks. We ensure that each grooming session is tailored to meet your pet’s individual needs and preferences, promoting their overall health and comfort.

From rabbits and guinea pigs to reptiles and birds, we offer expert care tailored to the needs of a wide range of small and exotic pets. If your pet requires specialized treatment beyond our scope, we will refer you to trusted experts who can provide the precise care needed.

A non-invasive imaging method used for looking at organs and other soft tissues, ultrasound is capable of diagnosing a range of conditions such as alterations in organs, heart health issues, pregnancy, and the presence of cysts or tumors. This advanced technique provides detailed visual information about internal structures without the need for invasive procedures, making it a valuable tool for detection and monitoring of medical conditions. It helps healthcare professionals assess the health of vital organs, track the development of pregnancies, and identify potentially problematic growths with high precision.

Acupuncture, which involves stimulating the nervous system by inserting specialized needles at precise points on the body, is offered to treat and provide relief from a range of conditions including musculoskeletal, respiratory, skin, gastrointestinal, and certain reproductive issues. This holistic therapy can help alleviate pain, improve function, and promote overall well-being by enhancing the body’s natural healing processes. Our veterinarians tailor each treatment to address your pet’s specific health needs and support their recovery.

Non-invasive cold laser therapy stimulates cellular activity and enhances blood circulation, aiding in healing and pain management. This therapy can be effectively combined with stem cell treatments and acupuncture to provide a comprehensive approach to your pet's recovery and well-being.

Our veterinary dermatology services work to diagnose and treat a wide range of skin issues in pets, including allergies and infections. By providing comprehensive care for these skin conditions, we aim to alleviate discomfort and prevent further complications, enhancing your pet's quality of life.

Our team utilizes advanced diagnostic equipment to accurately assess and manage conditions such as chronic heart disease, kidney failure, and digestive disorders. By providing individualized care and tailored treatment plans, we aim to improve your pet's overall health and enhance their quality of life.

Our daytime hospitalization service offers medical care and monitoring for pets requiring observation and treatment throughout the day as needed. If necessary, we can have them at our hospital from the beginning of our day to the end of our operating hours, ensuring they receive continuous attention and timely interventions. This service allows for thorough assessment and treatment during the day while providing the convenience of returning home each evening, ensuring your pet’s comfort and your peace of mind. Please note that at this time our hospitals do not have staff present to provide patient care outside of our normal operating hours.

Cardiology Consultations and Echocardiography service offers specialized veterinary care focused on diagnosing and managing heart conditions in pets. This service combines expert cardiology consultations with advanced echocardiographic imaging to ensure comprehensive cardiac evaluation and tailored treatment plans for pets with heart-related issues.

The Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) Certification is a comprehensive evaluation service designed to assess and certify the health and soundness of dogs for breeding, particularly focusing on orthopedic and hereditary conditions. This certification ensures that dogs meet high health standards, promoting better overall well-being and reducing the risk of genetic disorders. Even if you are not breeding your pet, the certification can help assess for issues such as hip and elbow dysplasia which can cause severe arthritic pain in pets. Your pet's veterinarian will help guide you as to what tests are recommended for your specific pet.

Endoscopy service provides a minimally invasive diagnostic tool for examining internal organs and tissues, allowing for accurate diagnosis and treatment of various conditions without the need for major surgery. Using advanced equipment, we can visualize and assess issues within the gastrointestinal tract, respiratory system, and other internal areas in real-time. This approach not only reduces recovery time but also helps in obtaining tissue samples for further analysis, leading to more precise and effective treatment plans.

Animals need wellness exams at different points in their lives. For example, a puppy or kitten should be seen every 3 weeks up until they are 16 weeks old for examination and booster vaccines. As an adult, annual wellness exams are recommended most often, but your doctor may recommend something different for your pet. Senior pets often need wellness exams twice a year since their health status tends to change more quickly. Ask our team at your wellness exam when your next visit should be.

There are many routine annual tests that can be done to evaluate your pet’s health. One of these would be having annual bloodwork done for your pet. Many of our pets will benefit from having annual bloodwork as getting annual blood values helps the doctor in identifying trending values for your specific pet. Just like us, each animal is slightly different so having these trending values helps the doctor in detecting subtle changes that may indicate a health problem early before it starts to affect your pet.

Another recommended test is a fecal (poop) sample which helps determine if your pet has any intestinal parasites. If you are able, please bring a fresh sample with you to your appointment. We can easily treat most of these infections with a deworming medication, and many clients choose to do monthly or annual deworming as part of their wellness routine. No single deworming medicine will treat every parasite, so it is important to determine which exact treatment is indicated based on fecal test results.

We also recommend your dog be on prevention for heartworm disease. To begin, we will need to do a simple blood test. Heartworm prevention medication can be administered in a monthly pill that your dog takes orally or in an injectable form administered twice annually by your veterinarian. Oral heartworm prevention medication also doubles as a monthly de-wormer.

Our experienced veterinarians perform many types of surgeries for animals, ranging from minor procedures to more intensive surgeries. With all surgeries, our focus is on safety and pain management during recovery to ensure your pet is as comfortable and pain free as possible.

Anytime your pet is under anesthesia at our facility, they will have one doctor and at least one highly trained technician monitoring them at all times. We carefully monitor your pet’s blood pressure, temperature, heart rate, heart rhythm, respiratory rate, oxygenation levels, and carbon dioxide levels throughout every surgery. Pre-operative blood work, IV catheters and IV fluids also improve safety during surgery, sedation and anesthesia.

Most people notice a foul odor to their pet’s breath as they get older. But dental disease can be much more serious than just bad breath. As dental disease progresses, it can become very painful to your pet and result in the need for extraction (removal) of some or even all of their teeth. Most pets will still eat normally even with severe mouth pain, so it is sometimes hard to know there is a problem without a thorough dental evaluation including oral (mouth) x-rays. They can develop significant infections in their mouths, and dental disease can contribute to other health problems such as heart disease and kidney disease. By doing routine dental cleanings, we can help lower the risk of your pet experiencing this kind of discomfort and illness.