We use tools such as digital radiology, dental radiology, and ultrasound to pinpoint the source of any suspected problem. This allows for a faster and more accurate diagnosis, and a more effective treatment plan.

Preventative care extends, enhances, and sometimes saves lives. It is important to follow a regular preventative care regiment in order to establish a health and behavior baseline, catch any problems as early as possible, and maintain a strategic vaccination and parasite control schedule. For some pets (especially our elderly fur-friends), it is also smart to perform blood screens.

Your pet’s oral health is intimately connected to their overall health. By the age of three, most dogs and cats show symptoms of periodontal disease. This causes erosion of the structures that support your pet’s teeth (which is typically painful), and causes harmful bacteria to accumulate. These bacteria can spread through your pet’s bloodstream and damage their vital organs. This is why it’s so important to have a proactive oral health strategy, and why we perform dental cleanings and extractions (when necessary).

In cardiology, we monitor and treat your pet’s respiratory and circulatory system. There are several conditions that can affect the health of your pet’s heart, and it’s important to have state-of-the-art diagnostic tools (such as ultrasound) and a highly trained staff to treat them.

There are several conditions of the eye that can be painful for your pet, and some can even lead to blindness. It’s important to catch any problems as early as possible so that we can tailor an effective treatment plan for to your dog or cat’s situation.

Our veterinarians are highly trained to perform advanced surgeries, such as orthopedic procedures. This often is needed to correct an injury or congenital condition. When we perform surgery, we maintain extremely high standards in safety and comfort for your pet. Because nothing matters more than getting them back to you safe and healthy.