Our Services

Annual Examinations

Regular wellness exams allow your veterinarian to evaluate your pet’s general health and become aware of any health problems before they become serious illnesses. Do not underestimate the importance of taking your pet to the veterinarian for regular wellness examinations. These regular examinations will help your pet live a longer and healthier life, so do your part to care for your furry friend!

Vaccination

Regular wellness exams allow your veterinarian to evaluate your pet’s general health and become aware of any health problems before they become serious illnesses. Do not underestimate the importance of taking your pet to the veterinarian for regular wellness examinations. These regular examinations will help your pet live a longer and healthier life, so do your part to care for your furry friend!

Parasite Control

It is fairly common for a dog or cat to become infected with an internal or external parasite at some point in its lifetime. Parasites can affect your pet in a variety of ways ranging from simple irritation to causing life-threatening conditions if left untreated. Some parasites can even infect and transmit diseases to you and your family. We recommend yearly fecal exams, year-round flea and tick preventative, monthly de-worming, and regular heartworm testing (dogs).

X-rays provide a quick, easy way to assist in the diagnosis of bone, musculo-skeletal, gastro-intestinal, and other internal organ issues.X-rays provide detailed information to help determine the best course of treatment for your pet's condition.

Our on-site laboratory facilities allow us to obtain lab test results quickly to facilitate our ability to diagnose your pet and select the right form of treatment. Comprehensive diagnostic procedures enable us to recommend the most effective form of treatment to keep your pet healthy and happy.

We also offer Ultra Sound as a non-invasive technique to help us accurately diagnose your pet's medical condition. Ultrasound can also be used for pregnancy diagnosis.

Our Veterinarians are trained in the latest techniques should your pet require a surgical procedure. We have a complete surgical operating theatre equipped to deal with a full range of soft tissue surgeries which include routine spays and neuters, tumor removal, biopsies, to more advanced procedures such as anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) repair and gastro-intestinal surgery.
Our Veterinarians employ advanced state-of-the-art equipment to care for and monitor your pet during all surgical procedures.

Pets with routine dental care typically live longer and healthier lives. Pets with dental disease constantly release bacteria from their mouths into their bloodstream resulting in inflammatory changes in the heart, liver, and kidney tissue in otherwise healthy animal. This problem may be exacerbated in pets that already have other existing disease. Periodontal disease is a major health risk for your pet. It is one of the most common diseases in small animal practice. Most frequently, pets with oral pain “suffer in silence”. It is painful, but it is PREVENTABLE. Let us give you pet a complete dental check up and advise you on how to keep your pet's teeth clean and healthy for a long and pain-free lifetime!

Pets suffer from allergies and skin issues just like people! We specialize in getting to the root of the problem. Constant licking, hair loss, bald spots, vomiting, and diarrhea could all be signs of an allergy. We utilize special testing and treatment to help solve dermatology issues facing your pets.

We offer Nutritional Counseling not only to maintain your pet’s proper weight, but also to help with common allergies and certain disease processes (kidney, liver, and cardiac conditions), as well as specially formulated food to help with dental care. Many owners do not realize that their pet may be overweight. Weight and nutrition are important aspects of pet care and they should not be overlooked.
Pets with healthy weights (as recommended by your veterinarian) can live up to two years longer!

Every day a beloved family pet is lost. Tragically, most never make it back home because their owners didn't identify them. The MicroChip is the professional way to identify your pet and is proven safe and effective. A tiny MicroChip that contains a personal identification number distinguishes your pet as a special member of your family. The MicroChip is so tiny that it fits through a hypodermic needle.
Just like a vaccination, it is injected under the skin of your pet where it remains safely for life. This inexpensive procedure can be done anytime and protects virtually any pet in your household.

Old age is not a disease, but age increases the chances of a health condition that is often manageable if caught early enough. Both cats and dogs are considered “Senior” at the age of seven with consideration of their breed, health, nutrition, and activity level.
Diseases and conditions that are commonly known to affect older people also affect our pet companions such as kidney, heart and liver disease, tumors, cancer, diabetes, depression, and arthritis to name a few. Understanding these changes and how you can provide for your pet’s needs are essential to quality of life.