The first wellness exam is an important way to get your puppy off to a healthy start in life. During that initial visit we will perform a thorough physical exam and parasite screen. We will also tailor a proper vaccination program for your new friend and answer any questions you might have about raising your new family member such as housebreaking, nutrition and behavior.

A new kitten is an exciting addition to your family but that little friend can also bring many questions and concerns. At your kitten’s first visit we will perform a thorough physical exam and parasite screen and get them started on their proper vaccinations. We will also help you navigate all those questions about nutrition, litterbox training and behavior.

Annual wellness exams are the most important thing you can do to keep your dog healthy throughout their lifetime. Our canine companions cannot tell us when they are not feeling well so early detection and treatment will help to assure that they have a longer and higher quality of life.

Pets age at a faster rate than humans and so we recommend biannual exams for our pets that are over seven years of age. Our senior exams include a comprehensive blood panel and urinalysis and will address problems older pets encounter such as joint pain, heart, liver, and kidney disease, nutritional changes, and slowing of physical and mental agility.

Annual wellness exams are the most important thing you can do to keep your cat healthy throughout their lifetime. Our feline friends are masters at hiding health problems from us and so bringing them in for their yearly exam will help them have a longer and more comfortable life.

Pets age at a faster rate than humans. We recommend biannual exams for cats over seven years of age which will include comprehensive blood panel and urinalysis and will address problems older pets often encounter.

Bad breath is not normal for dogs and cats! All that plaque and tarter on their teeth lead to that bad breath and can also lead to gingivitis, tooth loss, heart, kidney and liver problems and pain.

Pets need good oral care just like we do.

During a teeth cleaning we will place your pet safely under anesthesia and examine each tooth for problems such as fractures and mobility. We will perform full-mouth digital radiographs to evaluate the condition of the teeth below the gum line. The teeth are then scaled and polished to remove the tarter and plaque helping to keep your pet’s mouth healthy and pain free.

To learn more about the importance of dental care for your pet, visit or Pet Dental Care page and see the dramatic difference in our before and after photos.

Vaccines are an important part of preventive care. They can protect pets from serious diseases. The proper vaccine protocol for your individual pet is based on many factors including lifestyle, age, breed, and medical history. Therefore, we evaluate your pet’s need for vaccines in conjunction with a comprehensive preventive care exam.