Preventative care is one of the best ways to help your pet stay healthy throughout every stage of life. During wellness visits, we can check your pet’s overall condition, discuss any changes you have noticed at home, review vaccines, talk about parasite prevention, and recommend testing based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and health history.

We offer vaccines from Boehringer Ingelheim, a trusted veterinary vaccine manufacturer known for strong product support and vaccine guarantees when used with qualifying preventatives. Our team can help explain which vaccines and preventatives are recommended for your pet based on their lifestyle and risk factors.

Wellness visits are also a good time to ask questions about weight, diet, behavior, mobility, dental health, or anything that seems different. Even when your pet appears healthy, regular exams can help us catch small changes earlier and create a plan before they become larger concerns.

Pre-surgical exams are another important part of preventative care. Before surgery, we check your pet’s overall health, look for any concerns that could affect anesthesia or recovery, answer your questions, and provide a detailed estimate so you know what to expect before the procedure.

Surgery can feel stressful, and we understand that you may have questions before deciding what is best for your pet. Our clinic performs a variety of surgical procedures for dogs and cats, including spays, neuters, lump removals, ear hematoma repairs, cherry eye surgery, and other select procedures based on your pet’s needs.

Before surgery, we will review your pet’s health, discuss the recommended procedure, answer your questions, and provide a detailed estimate so you know what to expect. Depending on your pet’s age, medical history, and the type of surgery being performed, we may recommend pre-anesthetic bloodwork or other testing to help evaluate your pet before anesthesia.

Our team focuses on keeping your pet as safe and comfortable as possible before, during, and after their procedure. We will explain drop-off instructions, recovery expectations, medications, activity restrictions, and any follow-up care that may be needed at home.

Because every pet and procedure is different, surgical recommendations and estimates may vary. Our goal is to help you understand the plan clearly and feel confident about the next step in your pet’s care.

Sometimes an exam gives us a good starting point, but additional testing is needed to better understand what is happening with your pet. Diagnostic testing can help us look beyond what can be seen or felt during the physical exam and may give us important information about illness, injury, organ function, infection, inflammation, or other health concerns.

Our clinic offers digital X-rays and in-house laboratory testing to help evaluate many common medical concerns. X-rays may be recommended for limping, injuries, coughing, breathing concerns, abdominal problems, bladder stones, certain masses, or surgical planning. In-house lab testing may include bloodwork, urinalysis, or other tests that help us make more informed treatment recommendations.

Treatment support may also include fluid administration, medications, monitoring, or follow-up care depending on your pet’s condition. These services are often used when a pet is sick, dehydrated, recovering from illness, or needs additional support while we work through a diagnosis.

Our goal is to explain what each test or treatment is looking for, why it may be recommended, and how the results may help guide your pet’s care. When possible, we will review options and provide estimates so you can make informed decisions with confidence.