ADVANCE COMPRENSIVE CARE

 Dental exams are an important part of your pet’s overall health. Plaque and tartar buildup can lead to gum inflammation, bad breath, loose teeth, and infection. If left untreated, oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream and affect organs such as the heart and kidneys. 

Dental cleanings may be recommended to restore oral health. These are performed under anesthesia and include digital dental radiography to evaluate areas below the gumline. Non-anesthetic scale and polish may be offered in select cases to help maintain dental hygiene. Our goal is to identify and treat dental disease early to keep your pet comfortable and healthy.

 Quail Animal Hospital is equipped with a fully functional surgical suite, allowing us to perform a wide range of elective and advanced procedures on site. Our team prioritizes patient safety, comfort, and careful monitoring throughout every stage of surgery. 

• Spay and Neuter 

• General and soft tissue 

• Mass removal 

• Eye Surgeries (see Ophthalmology)

• Wound and Laceration Repair

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

• Foreign body removal   

 Pets can become sick or injured unexpectedly, and timely care can make an important difference. Our veterinarians and support staff are trained to evaluate and treat a wide range of urgent medical concerns, providing prompt and compassionate care when your pet needs it most.  

Our facility is equipped with in-house laboratory testing, digital radiology, and a fully equipped surgical suite, allowing us to diagnose and manage many urgent conditions efficiently during office hours. Whether your pet is experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, injury, pain, or other sudden changes, we are here to help guide you through the next steps.

 Eye health is an important part of your pet’s overall well-being. During an eye exam, our veterinarians use specialized tools such as an ophthalmoscope to evaluate the internal structures of the eye. We also utilize tonometry to measure intraocular pressure, an important tool in screening for conditions such as glaucoma.  If your pet is showing signs of discomfort, including redness or squinting, additional testing such as corneal staining and tear production evaluation may be performed to help identify the cause.

Our veterinarians  are experienced in performing a variety of ophthalmic procedures, including "cherry eye" repair, eyelid mass removal, and entropion correction (eyelid correction).  

 Your pet’s skin is the largest organ and can be affected by a wide range of conditions, including:

• Allergies

• Infections (bacterial, fungal, or yeast)

• Wounds and skin irritation

• Growths and masses

• Dry skin and coat changes

• Autoimmune conditions

• Parasites (fleas, ticks, mites, mange)

• Signs of underlying systemic disease

Our veterinarians are experienced in diagnosing and managing the causes of itching, hair loss, and discomfort. Through a thorough evaluation and targeted diagnostics, we work to identify the underlying issue and develop an effective treatment plan.

 Heart disease in pets can be subtle in its early stages, but early detection and proper management can make a meaningful difference in both quality and length of life.  We offer comprehensive cardiology services to help diagnose and manage heart conditions in dogs and cats.

Our cardiology evaluations may include detailed physical examinations, chest radiographs, electrocardiograms (ECG), and coordination of advanced diagnostics such as echocardiography when indicated. These tools allow us to identify conditions such as heart murmurs, arrhythmias, and structural heart disease.