Services
We are proud to be AAHA accredited! Unlike human hospitals, this accreditation is not required for veterinary hospitals. Accreditation by AAHA means that an animal hospital has been evaluated on approximately 900 standards. Only the top 12–15% of animal hospitals in the US and Canada have received this accreditation.We have been a member since 1986!
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Wellness Exams and VaccinesWe provide a comprehensive examination of your pet to ensure they are in good health. During this time we will also examine your pet’s teeth to screen for dental disease, discuss their weight and nutrition and answer any questions you have about their health or behavior. We use “fear-free” handling techniques to make your pet’s visit as fun and relaxing as possible. Annual exams are the best way to monitor your pet’s well being.
During your pet’s visit, we will work with you to develop an individualized vaccination program for your pet based on their health and risk factors. We will also discuss any parasite control we believe would be appropriate to keep your pet and family safe and at optimal health. |
RadiologyWe have the latest in digital radiology (x-rays) which allows us to obtain the highest quality of diagnostic images, uses less radiation and is much faster than traditional x-ray technology. X-rays may be recommended or required to provide our veterinarians with valuable information about your pet’s bones, gastrointestinal tract, respiratory tract, heart, and urinary system. We use special positioning cushions to help keep your pet comfortable while they are having their x-rays done.
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On Site Laboratory
We are equipped with a state of the art in house laboratory which allows us to obtain blood work and urinalysis results within minutes for pets needing urgent care. Being able to provide this service enables us to start helping your pet as quickly as possible with treatments required. We also have access to an out of clinic reference laboratory for routine diagnostic testing on a non-emergency basis.
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Surgery and Dental Procedures
We perform routine spay or neuter surgeries and can help you decide if and when these procedures should be done for your pet. Lump removals, laceration repairs, abdominal exploratory surgery, cystotomy (bladder stones removal) and other soft tissue surgeries are all available as well as some orthopedic surgeries such as cruciate repairs.
Dental disease is very common in our veterinary patients and anesthetic is required to allow for a full examination of the mouth and teeth as well as scaling and polishing. We have a digital dental x-ray machine to take high quality images of the teeth and jaws so we can diagnose any underlying dental disease. Local anesthetic blocks, extractions and biopsies can be performed during these procedures.
Dental disease is very common in our veterinary patients and anesthetic is required to allow for a full examination of the mouth and teeth as well as scaling and polishing. We have a digital dental x-ray machine to take high quality images of the teeth and jaws so we can diagnose any underlying dental disease. Local anesthetic blocks, extractions and biopsies can be performed during these procedures.