CARE FOR EVERY LIFE STAGE

 Preventative care is the foundation of your pet’s long-term health. Regular wellness exams allow us to monitor for early signs of disease and address concerns before they become more serious.

Preventative care may include:

• Comprehensive physical exams
• Vaccinations
• Parasite screening and prevention
• Bloodwork and routine laboratory testing
• Dental evaluations
• Nutritional and lifestyle guidance
   

These visits provide an opportunity to track changes over time and tailor care to your pet’s individual needs as they age.

 In addition to routine and preventative services, we offer a range of advanced care options to diagnose and manage more complex conditions, including:

• Dentistry and Oral surgery
• Surgery
• Urgent Care
• Ophthalmology
• Dermatology
• Cardiology
   

These services allow us to provide more in-depth evaluation and treatment while keeping your pet’s care within a familiar setting.

 Vaccinations are an important part of protecting your pet against serious infectious diseases. Our doctors determine which vaccines are appropriate based on your pet’s life stage and lifestyle. 

Core and lifestyle-based vaccines may include:

• Dogs: Rabies, Distemper (DHPP), Bordetella, Leptospirosis, Canine Influenza 
• Cats: Rabies, FVRCP (feline distemper), FeLV (feline leukemia) 

During your pet’s exam, we review which vaccines are appropriate.

 Early care plays an important role in setting the foundation for your pet’s long-term health. Puppies and kittens require a series of visits during their first months of life to support proper growth and development.

These visits typically include:

• Physical examinations and growth monitoring
• Vaccination series
• Parasite screening and deworming
• Nutritional guidance
• Discussion of behavior and early training
• Planning for spay or neuter
   

Each visit provides an opportunity to address questions and adjust care as your pet grows. Our approach focuses on building a strong foundation for a healthy and well-adjusted adult pet.

 Routine care during your pet’s adult years is important for maintaining overall health and identifying problems early. Regular exams allow us to monitor changes over time and address concerns before they become more serious.

Adult care may include:

• Comprehensive physical examinations
• Vaccinations based on lifestyle and risk
• Parasite prevention and screening
• Bloodwork and routine laboratory testing
• Dental evaluations
• Nutritional and weight management guidance
   

Care is tailored to your pet’s individual needs, activity level, and environment, helping support continued health through the adult years.

 As pets age, their medical needs change and may require closer monitoring. Regular exams become increasingly important for identifying age-related conditions early and maintaining quality of life.

Senior care may include:

• Comprehensive physical examinations
• Bloodwork and routine laboratory testing
• Urinalysis and blood pressure monitoring
• Screening for arthritis and mobility concerns
• Dental evaluations
• Nutritional and weight management guidance
   

Subtle changes in behavior, appetite, or activity can be early signs of disease. More frequent evaluations allow for timely diagnosis and thoughtful management as your pet enters their senior years.

 As pets reach advanced stages of life, care often shifts toward comfort, quality of life, and thoughtful decision-making. Our team works with you to monitor changes and support your pet through the aging process.

Care may include:

• Pain management and mobility support
• Management of chronic conditions
• Nutritional and hydration support
• Quality of life assessments
• Guidance through end-of-life decisions
   

We focus on keeping your pet comfortable while helping you navigate each stage with clear information and support.