Services

Vaccines - We carry both “core” vaccines and specialty vaccines for both canines and felines.

Urine & Fecal Analysis - We can look at urine and fecal samples on a microscopic level to identify any problems and your pet accordingly.

Parasite Prevention - There are multiple different types of preventatives covering parasites such as fleas, ticks, ear mites, hookworms, roundworms, and heartworms. Talking to your pet’s veterinarian about your pet’s lifestyle will help them recommend the proper preventatives for your pet to be sure that they are fully protected.​​

Wellness Lab Screening - Along with yearly vaccinations for your pet, blood work is also recommended. Recommendations will be made by the veterinarian based on your pet’s lifestyle and age.

Spay/Neuter - We provide spay and neuter services which prevent unwanted litters and reduce risk of medical problems later in your pet’s life.

Rapid Blood Analysis - In-house blood analysis machines are used in urgent and emergent situations where results are needed as quickly as possible, normally within a 30-45 minute turnaround time.​

Post Operative Monitoring - After surgery, monitoring of your pet while they are recovering is just as important as monitoring during a surgical procedure, that’s why we continue to

monitor vital signs closely until your pet is fully awake and ready to go back home.

Heartworm Testing - Testing is recommended once yearly along with your pet’s wellness check and vaccinations even if your pet is on heartworm prevention, as no prevention is 100% guaranteed. Testing is also recommended if prevention doses are missed.

Microchipping – It is important to have a microchip placed and register your pet's microchip.  We can do both at the time of your pet's visit. A microchip can mean the difference between being reunited with your lost pet and them being gone forever.

​FeLV/FIV Testing - Feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus are both contagious and potentially life-threatening diseases in cats. A simple blood test that is performed in the clinic can tell us if your cat is positive for either or both of these diseases.

 Dental Cleaning - Routine dental cleanings for your pet will help keep your pet’s teeth and gums healthy. Infections in the mouth can easily spread through your pet's bloodstream and cause other major issues.

Digital Radiology - Our X-ray machine is fully digital.  We can have a radiograph (x-ray) within just seconds ready to be interpreted by the veterinarian, and if needed they can be sent to be interpreted by a board certified veterinary radiologist as well.

​High Level Anesthesia Monitoring - While your pet is under anesthesia for any reason

their full vital signs (from heart rate and rhythm, to oxygenation, to blood pressure) are being monitored at all times by the veterinarian, a dedicated technician, and monitoring equipment.