Primary Care

Pets can suffer from allergies to elements in the environment around them, as well as certain ingredients in their foods, just like people can ... Read more

Dogs and cats don't often get cavities But they do frequently suffer from other types of dental disease Periodontal or gum disease, in fact, is the number one illness found in both dogs and cats... Read more

Our hospital offers thorough ear exams as one of our many services. Symptoms like head shaking, scratching and pawing at the ears, rubbing the ears on the floor or furniture, whining, and abnormal odors are often indicative of a problem with your pet’s ear.  

Conditions of the ear occur frequently in dogs and cats and result from a variety of causes.... Read more

Sterile surgical techniques assure owners that the best is what we offer for their pets. State of the art anesthesia protocols and the safest inhalation agents enable our doctors to perform a range of procedures from daily spays and neuters to sophisticated soft tissue surgeries on geriatric or debilitated pets. Our qualified veterinary technicians provide constant anesthetic/patient monitoring during all surgical procedures.... Read more

Diagnostic laboratory equipment enables our veterinary technicians to perform a variety of in-house testing. CBC's, blood chemistry profiles, urinalysis, heartworm testing, feline leukemia/aids testing, fecal analysis, and fungal cultures are among the tests performed routinely in our facility. Not only is accurate, in-hospital laboratory work essential for the doctor's ability to diagnose and treat pets in a timely manner, but also plays an important role in preventative health care.... Read more

We have a full pharmacy for in-hospital use and dispensing for continued home care. As strong believers of preventative health care, we educate our clients on the benefits of heartworm testing and prevention, prescription flea control, as well as the use of specific nutritional supplements for their pet's best health advantage.

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Keeping your pet pain-free is crucial to maintaining his or her quality of life. Our veterinarians use a multi-modal approach to pain management that includes anti-inflammatories, opioid drugs, local anesthetics, general anesthetics, and even epidural anesthesia to effectively combat pain at all levels. Some of our veterinarians even offer alternative options such as acupuncture or chiropractic services for additional pain relief.... Read more

As pet owners ourselves, our staff understands that loss of a pet or dealing with a pet’s serious illness can be emotionally devastating. We also know that to care for a sick pet, a family must receive clear information concerning treatment and evaluating options, which sometimes involves making difficult decisions. Our hospital staff are here to help you explore any concerns related to treatment choices or managing a sick pet at home.... Read more

Our in-hospital x-ray capabilities provide diagnostic radiographs for all our patients big and small. The ability to perform routine x-ray procedures as well as special contrast studies and dental radiographic techniques enable our doctors to diagnose many specific medical problems, and help to formulate sound treatment protocols.

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In our continuing efforts to offer the highest quality veterinary medicine, we are pleased to provide a wide range of surgical services for our patients. From routine surgical procedures, such as spaying and neutering, to more complex surgeries, we look forward to the opportunity to care for your pet's surgical needs.

Our staff is highly skilled in performing veterinary surgeries and will make every effort to ensure that your pet receives the very best care.... Read more

Our hospital offers Sevofluarne anesthesia for your pet. Anesthesia is the use of medication to block sensation, typically resulting in unconsciousness.

There are several forms of gas anesthesia available, however, a newer gas, called Sevoflurane, allows very precise control of a pet's anesthesia level.... Read more

Our hospital routinely performs spays and neuters, the surgical sterilization of female and male dogs and cats. Spaying involves removal of the uterus and ovaries of female dogs and cats and is called ovariohysterectomy. Neutering involves removal of the testicles of male dogs and cats and is called castration.... Read more