Services

Wellness care for your pet is made up of preventative vet visits to keep them healthy. Continue reading here to learn about how our doctors examine your pet, what they look for during the exam.

Holistic care emphasizes care and healing that considers the whole animal, body, mind, and environment, and strive to prevent sickness through preventative care.

Your pets will live a longer, healthier life if they receive regular dental care. By the age of 3, most pets will show some evidence of Periodontal Disease (PD). If left untreated, it can cause your pet to develop other health-related issues such as kidney, liver, and heart muscle changes.

We currently offer short-term boarding services at our 39th Avenue and Newberry Locations.

Acupuncture can be an excellent therapy for chronic conditions that are managed rather than completely cured with western medicine.

Laser Therapy can help reduce pain and inflammation for pain conditions such as fractures, wounds, post-surgery pain, post-dentals, arthritis, hip displasia, or degenerative joint disease, among others painful conditions.

A Direct Digital Radiologic suite reduces patient exposure and decreases the amount of time to get total quality images that allows your veterinarian to best use it to support a diagnosis.

Pet allergies are one of the most common problems discussed at appointment time. Want to know more about how pets show allergic symptoms?

This is a great tool to provide our doctors with a non-invasive look inside. One of the most common reasons for a veterinarian to use ultrasound is as an aid to diagnosis.

What is Telemedicine?
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It is basically virtual vet care. Through our virtual care process, you can connect with one of our veterinarians from the comfort of your home or workplace. You’ll have the peace of mind and convenience that a pet parent looks for. (Also referred to as a Virtual Visit, or Digital Consultation!)

If you cannot bring your pet to see us at our hospital, you can elect to use our pet transport service to pick up your pet, and then drop them back off to you at the end of the day. We can also do house calls.

Travel season means that each pet boarding a plane must have a good bill of health so as not to spread infectious disease to other parts of the world. The way they do this is through International Health Certificates (IHCs) performed by your pet's veterinarian, who must be endorsed by the USDA as a 'USDA-accredited' veterinarian. Learn more about how this service works, and how best to be prepared for this visit AND your travel!

The microchipping registry 'Save This Life' has unexpectedly shut down its microchip registry. If your pet’s microchip was registered with them, we strongly encourage you to re-register with a new registry as soon as possible to help ensure their continued safety. We are recommending two registries. Learn more about them, and the many benefits of microchipping.