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The goal of our preventive health care program is to prevent disease through early detection.
 Wellness Exam
Our comprehensive Wellness Exam includes a trained veterinary technician checking your pet’s vitals, determining body score and dental grade, and obtaining a medical history followed by a Complete Physical Examination conducted by one of our veterinarians.
Early Detection Blood Testing Program
Our pets cannot tell us about their health. Blood, urine and fecal testing is the best way to get an “overall picture.” Early in your pet’s life, testing helps to establish a baseline. As your pet ages, a number of degenerative changes occur in some body systems and testing will help identify and monitor possible diseases and medical conditions.
Ova Parasite Test
Intestinal parasites can cause diarrhea, weight loss, and general poor health. Roundworms and Hookworms are Zoonotic parasites, which may be passed to your family. Testing of a stool sample can help keep your pet parasite free.
Dental Cleaning
Plaque and tartar in your pet’s mouth increase the risk of oral and systemic disease. Regular professional dental cleaning and home care products help reduce these risks.
Diet & Nutrition
Feeding a balanced diet along with regular exercise will help keep your pet healthy.
(Dogs) DHPP Vaccine helps prevent:
- Distemper – A contagious viral disease that causes severe diarrhea and vomiting – often fatal.
- Hepatitis – Can cause damage to the liver.
- Para Influenza – A contagious viral disease contributing to “Kennel Cough.”
- Parvovirus – A contagious viral disease that causes severe diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration – often fatal.
(Cats) FVRCPP Vaccine helps prevent:
- Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis – A widespread viral disease which causes nasal and ocular discharge. It is most severe in kittens.
- Calicivirus – A viral disease causing many symptoms including fever, oral ulcers and sneezing.
- Feline Pneumonitis – An upper respiratory infection caused by the organism Chlamydophila felis which is often complicated by a secondary bacterial infection.
- Panleukopenia – A parvovirus. Symptoms may include: fever, vomiting and diarrhea.
(Cats) Feline Leukemia FeLV Vaccine helps prevent:
A persistent viral infection that depresses the immune system and may contribute to anemia and several different types of cancer.
Rabies Vaccine
This virus attacks the brain and central nervous system tissue which is almost always fatal. The vaccine is given to help protect you and your pet against this virus.
Bordetella Vaccine
This bacteria can contribute to “Kennel Cough,” a highly contagious upper respiratory infection, spread via direct contact or aerosolized droplets. Vaccination helps protect your pet.
Heartworms
Heartworms live in the heart and lungs of infected pets. When left untreated, heartworm disease may be fatal. Regular testing and use of preventive medication protects your pet.
Fleas & Ticks
Fleas and ticks may transmit disease to your pet and family. Monthly preventive medication will help protect you and your pet.
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