Annual wellness exams evaluate your pets overall health, detect problems before they get serious, and keep them on track to live a long, healthy life. They allow us to familiarize ourselves with your pet and to establish a baseline for future care.

Proper diet and nutrition can help your pet fight against disease, maintain a proper weight, and will promote the overall well-being of your pet.

How do you think your smile would look if you never brushed your teeth?  What about the smell?  And even worse, how do you think it would feel? If you have ever had a toothache, you can only begin to imagine what it is like to have severe periodontal disease. 

Are you traveling domestically within the USA? If you are planning on traveling by plane, boat, or car with your pet to another state, your pet may require a domestic health certificate. As a federally accredited veterinarian practice, we can issue travel certificates for your healthy pet so they can travel with you.

Euthanizing a pet is not an easy decision. There are many factors that go into deciding to euthanize an animal, but your top concern should be about your pet’s quality of life, difficulties that come with old age and the pain they may be suffering.

There are a number of wonderful ways to memorialize your beloved pet. Some people choose to bury their pets, others choose cremation. If you plan on burying your pet, please check with your county’s burial laws.

The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is the only accrediting organization for companion animal veterinary hospitals in the United States and Canada.