Wellness exams
A full physical, a weight and body-condition score, parasite prevention advice and a note on what to watch before the next visit.
From a puppy's first vaccines to a senior cat's thyroid check, here is what happens in each room and why we do it that way.
Each one has its own length, its own nurse and its own checklist on the wall.
A full physical, a weight and body-condition score, parasite prevention advice and a note on what to watch before the next visit.
Core vaccines, Lyme and kennel-cough protection, flea and tick plans, and heartworm testing, explained for how your pet lives.
Digital x-ray, ultrasound, bloodwork and urine tests, reviewed by a vet before you leave the building.
Scaling, polishing and extractions with dental x-rays, because most trouble sits below the gum line where nobody can see it.
Spays, neuters, lump removals and soft-tissue operations with a dedicated nurse watching heart rate, oxygen and temperature.
Mobility checks, pain relief, kidney and thyroid monitoring and a quiet conversation about comfort when the time comes.
Within the hour you receive a plain-language summary of what we found, what we did and what to watch for at home.
Test results are phoned or texted by the vet who saw your pet, usually the same afternoon.
After surgery or a new medicine, a nurse rings to hear how your pet is eating, drinking and moving.
Once a year for healthy adults under seven, twice a year after that. Puppies and kittens come every three to four weeks until their vaccine series is finished.
No. A proper cleaning needs a still patient, a breathing tube and dental x-rays, and none of that is safe or thorough while a pet is awake.
Yes, with two working days' notice, provided your pet has been seen in the last twelve months. We can also post refills.
Describe what you have noticed and our nurse will suggest the right visit and length of slot.