Whether it’s a sudden emergency or a lingering health concern, our experienced team is here for your furry friend. Our Medical Services including advanced tools and a skilled staff ready to manage a range of health issues. Since we perform many diagnostic tests right here in our facility, we’re able to deliver fast answers and begin care without delay. If your pet requires additional treatment or hospitalization, we’ll walk you through every step. Feel free to explore our detailed service pages or call us to talk about what your pet needs.
Pet Dentistry
Think about going years without brushing your teeth—sounds unpleasant, right? Unfortunately, many pets experience this, leading to discomfort and health complications. According to experts, over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of dental trouble by the age of three.
Common Signs of Dental Disease in Pets:
- Teeth covered in brownish tartar
- Bleeding or inflamed gums
- Persistent bad breath
- Excess drooling
- Changes in chewing or eating
- Pawing at the face
- Loose or lost teeth
- Changes in mood or behavior
Even without visible symptoms, dental issues can sneak up on your pet. Regular vet checkups are essential for early detection.
Why Is Pet Dental Health So Important?
Plaque and tartar buildup can cause gum inflammation and infections, leading to painful tooth loss or the need for surgery. Worse, harmful bacteria may travel through the bloodstream, affecting organs like the heart and kidneys.
Your Partner in Preventative Dental Care
We offer thorough dental evaluations, cleanings, and tips for at-home care like brushing, dental diets, and choosing the right chews. Early care leads to a healthier, happier life for your pet—so let’s keep those tails wagging and whiskers smiling.
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Radiology (X-rays)
X-rays are a key tool in diagnosing a variety of issues—from bone injuries to internal organ problems. We often use them during wellness visits or when something’s not quite right.
Why Digital X-Rays Make a Difference
Our digital radiography provides faster results and uses less radiation. In some cases, we may use mild sedation to keep your pet still for a clear image.
Have questions about your pet’s x-ray appointment? Just ask—we’re happy to walk you through it.
Flea Control
Fleas are more than just itchy—they can quickly take over your home. We provide safe and effective solutions for flea prevention and treatment. Whether you’re dealing with an infestation or just want to stay ahead of the problem, we’ve got you covered.
Dermatology (Skin)
Itching, bald spots, redness, and strange lumps could all point to a skin issue. From allergies and parasites to infections and hormonal imbalances, we diagnose and treat a range of dermatological concerns.
A simple physical exam often gives us answers, but we may also perform lab tests or skin analysis for a more accurate diagnosis.
Cardiology (Heart)
Heart disease isn’t just for older pets—young animals can be affected too. Early diagnosis can make all the difference in managing or even curing certain conditions.
Watch Out for These Signs:
- Coughing or rapid breathing
- Fatigue or lack of appetite
- Weakness during exercise
We use physical exams, x-rays, ECGs, and ultrasound to find the cause and guide treatment. Call us if you suspect any heart-related symptoms.
Tonometry
Detecting eye problems like glaucoma early can save your pet’s vision. We use a non-invasive tool called a tonometer to check pressure levels in the eyes—quick and painless, with no sedation needed.
Keep an eye out (literally) for redness, squinting, enlarged pupils, or unusual rubbing. If you see these signs, don’t wait—contact us right away.
Ultrasonography
Ultrasound helps us examine internal organs in a gentle, non-invasive way. We use it to monitor pregnancies, detect tumors, and evaluate conditions affecting the heart, liver, and more.
This safe imaging tool doesn’t use radiation and rarely requires sedation. We’ll shave a small area to get a clear image, then guide you through the next steps based on the results.
Endocrinology (Hormones)
The endocrine system helps regulate your pet’s metabolism, growth, and overall health. When hormone levels are too high or too low, serious conditions like diabetes, thyroid disease, or adrenal disorders can arise.
Look for These Warning Signs:
- Sudden changes in weight
- Skin issues or hair loss
- Changes in thirst, urination, or energy levels
Early testing helps us begin treatment before complications arise. If you spot something unusual, give us a call.