Protecting Your Pet’s Health at Every Stage of Life
At our veterinary hospital, we believe that prevention is the key to a longer, healthier, and happier life for your pet. Our preventative care services are designed to protect your pet’s health, detect potential problems early, and provide the personalized attention they need at every stage of life.
From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to parasite prevention and nutritional guidance, our compassionate veterinary team works with you to develop a preventative care plan tailored to your pet’s age, lifestyle, and individual health needs.
Regular wellness visits allow us to monitor your pet’s overall health, identify early signs of illness, and address concerns before they become more serious. We are committed to helping your dog or cat stay healthy through proactive care, education, and ongoing veterinary support.
Our Preventative Care Services Include:
- Routine wellness examinations
- Core and lifestyle-based vaccinations
- Flea, tick, and heartworm prevention
- Intestinal parasite screening and prevention
- Routine bloodwork and health screenings
- Nutritional counseling and weight management
- Dental health evaluations
- Senior pet wellness and age-related health monitoring
- Personalized guidance for puppies, kittens, adult pets, and senior animals
We understand that every pet is unique. That’s why we take the time to answer your questions, discuss your concerns, and recommend care that supports your pet’s long-term well-being.
A little prevention goes a long way. Partner with our veterinary team to help your pet enjoy a healthier, more comfortable life. Contact our veterinary hospital today to schedule a wellness exam and create a preventative care plan for your furry family member.
Vaccines
Protect your pet from preventable diseases with safe, effective vaccinations. Our veterinary team provides personalized vaccine recommendations for dogs and cats based on their age, lifestyle, and health needs. Keep your furry family member healthy with routine vaccinations and wellness visits.
Parasite Control
Puppies and kittens commonly carry intestinal parasites, so our young patients are often sent home with a deworming medication to help clear common intestinal worms. Because intestinal parasites, including Giardia, are prevalent in our area, we recommend a fecal parasite screening at the end of your puppy’s deworming series and annually thereafter. Some parasites, including Giardia, can also be transmitted to people.
If your pet hunts or catches mice, eats raw meat, or is fed a raw diet, please let us know. These activities can increase exposure to certain parasites, and we may recommend additional testing or a different deworming protocol based on your pet’s risk.
We also offer heartworm testing and monthly preventative medications, along with flea and tick prevention, to help protect your pet from harmful parasites year-round.
Spay & Neuter
Spay & Neuter procedures are an important part of our non-breeding pets well care. The timing of these procedures is greatly influenced by you as the client and your individual animal. We are happy to work with you to help find the optimal timing for these procedures.
Routine Blood Monitoring
We offer both in house and send out blood testing to monitor organ function and complete blood counts. At times this provides a baseline normal for our patients, but also helps us detect abnormalities early in the course of disease. It is also a reliable way for us to track impact of long term medications on the body.
Nutrition
We happily discuss individual nutritional needs with our clients. We can help you with everything from selection of well care diets to commercial prescription diets to home cooked diets for medical needs. We carry or can order prescription formulations from Purina Veterinary Diets, Hills Prescription Diet, and Royal Canin Prescription Diet for multiple conditions including; dental care, joint care, diabetes, kidney disease, liver disease, GI disease, allergy/atopy, urinary care, cognitive dysfunction, weight management, critical care and recovery, and more. We are at this time advising against all grain free diets with the discovery of nutritionally mediated, dilated cardiomyopathy.
Behavior
Behavior management encompasses everything from young dog socialization with people and animals to problem mitigation. We can help you develop a behavior modification plan that may include training, socialization, or medication, set you up individual behavior management training, or direct you towards training courses.