We recommend twice-yearly wellness exams to ensure that we do our best in catching illnesses early since pets age quicker than humans do. A whole year without an exam for a pet is equivalent to 7-10 years of a human not visiting a doctor.

A physical exam by a veterinarian catches things that even the most astute pet parent may not, such as an ear infection, a heart murmur, growths, and much more.

Most lab results are ready within 20 to 30 minutes. When you get quicker results, you know your pet is getting the best care possible as quickly as possible.

Did you know many pets already have some degree of periodontal disease by the age of two or three years old? This is why routine dental care is important beginning at an early age. Routine teeth brushing and at minimum once yearly professional dental cleanings are important for your pet’s overall health and well-being.

Our state-of-the-art digital radiography allows us to provide the necessary x-rays your pet needs more quickly and efficiently. We are able to use better detail than traditional x-ray systems as well.

Emergencies are accepted from 9a to 3p. If you feel you have an emergency with your pet, call us or come to the hospital immediately. If possible, it is best to call before coming in so that a staff member can advise you on your particular emergency.

An echocardiogram performed by a boarded-certified veterinary cardiologist is considered the gold standard for evaluating heart health in pets. A cardiologist’s expertise allows for the most comprehensive and accurate interpretation of the results, helping to determine the best course of action for your pet’s heart condition. However, we understand that seeing a specialist may not always be financially feasible.

We are proud to offer in-home veterinary care on select days of the week, bringing compassionate and personalized service directly to your doorstep. At-home visits provide a low-stress environment for pets and greater convenience for families—especially those with multiple pets, limited transportation, or pets who are anxious about visiting the clinic. 

A CT scan (computed tomography) is an advanced imaging tool that creates detailed cross-sectional images of your pet’s body. It uses a rotating X-ray beam and computer processing to generate high-resolution 3D images of bones, organs, and soft tissues. This allows for far more detail than standard X-rays or ultrasound, helping us diagnose a wide range of internal issues that are otherwise difficult to evaluate. 

We recommend scheduling appointments whenever possible, but we also understand that sometimes there are unforeseen circumstances where this is not always possible. This is why we welcome walk-ins from 9a to 3p. Additionally, emergencies are always attended to first for everyone’s safety.