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Wellness Exams
​Exams are recommended annually to create baselines on your pets health and to aid in early detection of disease so that any health issues can be addressed before they progress to a potential life-threatening condition.
Our veterinarians perform hands-on examinations assessing eyes, ears, mouth/teeth, lymph nodes, heart, lungs, abdominal organs, joints, and skin. The examination, along with a thorough history provided by you, will provide information allowing us to develop a health plan specific to your pet. 
For dogs; we offer vaccinations against Distemper, Parvovirus, BORDETELLA (kennel cough), Rabies, and Lyme disease.
​For cats, we offer vaccinations against Leukemia virus, Rhinotracheitis, Panleukopenia, Calici Virus, and Rabies.

laboratory diagnostics
We have an in-house laboratory allowing us to run tests on-site. Testing includes, but not limited to: blood analysis (CBC, chemistry, pancreatic and thyroid), urinalysis, fecal testing, 4DX (Lyme disease, Heartworm, Anaplasmosis, Erhlichia canis), ear & skin cytology, mass & lump cytology.
SPECIALIZED TESTS ARE SENT TO A REFERRING DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY.

Radiology and Ultrasound
Our clinic is equipped with digital radiography (including dental) and we perform ultrasounds onsite for routine screening and diagnosis.
For detailed ultrasound we work with Dr. Schott, DVM and Dr. Kraemer, DVM on a referral basis; they have extensive training in taking and interpreting ultrasonic images.

SURGERY
our veterinarians perform a wide range of on-site surgeries including, but not limited to, spays, neuters, mass removal, amputation, bladder stone and bladder tumor removal, enucleation and exploratory.
​For specialty surgeries we bring to our clinic, Dr. Trevor Bebchuk Bsc.,DVM, DACVS, and his surgical team. Dr. Bebchuk is a BOARD-CERTIFIED Veterinary Surgeon.

Dentistry
Dental disease is a very common finding in our pet population.
Your pet’s teeth are assessed at their annual appointments.  Signs of dental disease include: bad breath, tartar, gum inflammation, loose teeth, difficulties chewing, drooling, nasal discharge, and missing or broken teeth. 
Recommendations will be made based on the degree of dental disease noted on exam.
Like us, pets will require routine dental cleanings throughout their lives. We brush our teeth at least two times per day, and still require scaling of our teeth once to twice annually.  Luckily if disease is detected early it may be reversed. however, if disease is left untreated, neglected teeth can turn into serious and costly problems.​