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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Just like humans, dogs and cats require regular dental care. Dental exams during annual health checkups help prevent tooth decay, bad breath, gum disease, and infections that can lead to major illness and discomfort. Remember to make an annual dental exam part of your animal’s yearly routine wellness program.
Vaccination
Just like human children, kittens and puppies need a variety of shots to protect them from potentially fatal diseases. Vaccinations can start as early as six weeks, and then should be re-vaccinated every three to four weeks until they’re about 16 weeks old. They will also need their first rabies vaccination when they are three to four months old. Older pets that have received a rabies vaccine for two consecutive years may be eligible to receive a three-year vaccine.
Behavioral Counseling
We advise home care such as brushing and feeding an oral health diet or treats can help slow plaque buildup, and yearly dental cleanings help remove heavy buildup, so periodontal disease is avoided. Diseases of the mouth and teeth, specifically gingivitis and periodontal disease, can cause significant pain when eating and can cause dramatic behavior changes in our pets. Some signs of mouth and tooth disease to be aware of include...
Nutritional Counseling
While it is hard to say no to that cute little face, pet owners too often provide their pet too many treats and too little exercise. That can result in pets being seriously overweight. Obese dogs or cats face serious health problems. Talk with one of our veterinarians about your pet’s ideal weight and how to maintain that weight.
Comprehensive Examination
Pets age approximately seven times more quickly than humans, making annual exams even more critical for preventing disease, injury, and pain. By establishing a baseline medical history for your pet, your veterinarian will be able to identify any abnormal changes in your pet’s health and begin treatment right away.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
We recommend your pet be on heartworm and flea prevention year round. Most of our products can be started on your pet as early as 7 weeks. The prescription for these products is based on weight, so prices will vary. We carry in stock...
Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Heart Disease Treatment
Purina’s Veterinary Diet and Royal Canin foods, as we have found them to be the best when it comes to treating certain conditions that require nutritional management. These diets are formulated to help manage many common diseases such as kidney or heart disease, diabetes, liver disease, and many more.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Dental disease is the most commonly recognized abnormality on a physical exam of a dog or a cat. If pets don’t get regular dental cleanings and check-ups, plaque, a film of bacteria, builds up on teeth surfaces. This plaque eventually turns to tartar (yellow/brown layering), and then tartar hardens to calculus, a very hard concrete-like layering that is composed of bacteria. If it remains on the tooth surface, tartar and calculus eventually erode the overlying gums and, in severe cases, erosion of the tooth roots and bone surrounding tooth roots occurs (called periodontal disease), resulting in a diseased tooth in need of extraction.

Wound and Fracture Care

Spaying and Neutering
In addition to preventing unwanted litters and overcrowding shelters, spaying or neutering also has health benefits. These procedures help modify behaviors that can make animals restless or aggressive. Spaying or neutering can even help prevent cancer and other diseases. Pets may be spayed or neutered as early as eight weeks of age.

Laboratory Services
Heartworms are commonly fatal. Therefore, prevention is essential. Your pet should be given a blood test for heartworms every year. Although dogs are natural hosts for heartworms, cats can also contract heartworms. We recommend that your dog or cat be given a heartworm preventative all year.
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