ADVANCED CARE

Dental exams are an important part of your pet’s wellness exam. Accumulated plaque and tartar can cause inflammation of the gums which, not only causes bad breath and loose teeth, but also creates a source of infection. If gone untreated, bacteria can enter the bloodstream cause heart and kidney damage. A dental cleaning may be recommended by your veterinarian to help restore your pet’s dental hygiene.   Digital dental radiography performed under anesthesia provides precise detail of potential problems occurring below the gum surface. We offer non-anesthetic preventative scale and polish to help maintain your pet's dental health.  

Quail Animal Hospital has a fully equipped veterinary surgery suite and the facilities to perform most surgeries,  both elective and specialty, on site. Surgical procedures include: 

• Spay and Neuter 

• General and soft tissue 

• Mass removal 

• Eye Surgeries (see Opthalmology)

• Wound and Laceration Repair

• Orthopedic (TTA, TPLO, and fractures) performed by Board Certified Surgeons

• Foreign body removal   

Our state-of-the-art facility features in-house laboratory equipment, digital radiology, and a cutting-edge surgical suite…everything necessary to handle your pet’s  urgent care and emergencies during office hours. Our veterinarians and technicians are trained and equipped to handle urgent situations including: bloat, poisoning, hit by car, and rattlesnake bites.

Our veterinarians use an ophthalmoscope during the physical exam to visualize the inside of your pet's eyes. If your pet has red eyes or is exhibiting signs of pain such as squinting, our doctors may use corneal stain testing or tear production testing to evaluate the problem. We also have a state-of the-art Tonometry device to measure the pressure within the eye to evaluate the health of your pet’s eyes.  

Our veterinarians perform many surgical procedures for the eyes, including  “Cherry Eye” surgeries, eyelid growth removal and entropion surgery (eyelid correction).

As with humans, pets can also suffer from heart disease. As part of every physical exam, our doctors will listen to your pet's heart to  screen for murmurs, abnormal rhythms, or abnormal respiratory sounds. Heart disease can be further evaluated with bloodwork, blood pressure readings, ECG, chest x-rays, and echogradiograms (heart ultrasound)

We have partnered with California Pet Cardiology to offer Cardiology services in house. Our Cardiologist, Dr. Brewer, performs echocardiograms to view and measure the heart muscles and major cardiac vessels.

Your pet’s skin is the largest organ and so it can be plagued by numerous issues:

• Allergies
• Infections
• Wounds
• Growths
• Dryness
• Autoimmune Conditions
• Fleas, Ticks, Mange, and other parasites
• Signs of systemic problems 

Our veterinarians are experienced in diagnosing and treating the various ailments that cause your pet to be itchy and uncomfortable.