Dentistry By the age of three, the majority of dogs and cats exhibit signs of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is (silently) painful, causes deterioration to the supporting structures of the tooth, and even worse – can spread harmful bacteria throughout your pet’s blood stream, potentially harming vital organs.

We take your pet’s oral health seriously, and will make sure your dog or cat gets exactly what they need – whether it’s a regular cleaning or (in advanced cases) an extraction. Modern equipment and digital dental x-rays allow us to offer the highest standard of dental care. Dermatology Dermatology primarily treats issues with your pet’s skin, nails or hair. Dogs and cats commonly suffer from allergies, rashes, parasites, and other issues. It’s important to not let these health issues go unnoticed, as they can be very uncomfortable for your pet. Internal Medicine Internal medicine deals with the complicated systems at work within your dog or cat’s body. It is commonly useful with diseases affecting entire systems, such as endocrine, respiratory, gastrointestinal, immune, and more. Surgical Services Our veterinary facility maintains state-of-the-art equipment and an exceptionally talented surgery team. We perform routine surgeries (such as spay or neuter), soft tissue surgery, as well as more complicated or advanced procedures. Anesthetic protocols are individually tailored to your animal’s needs and every animal is closely monitored using EKG, pulse oximetry, and blood pressure measurements throughout every procedure. Your pet’s safety and well-being is the highest priority to us. Imaging Imaging tools are a powerful way for us to investigate the root of the problem that your pet is facing. Our state-of-the-art digital X-ray machine saves time and increases safety to quickly and accurately diagnose an issue and aid in establishing an effective and proactive treatment plan. Advanced imaging services using ultrasound are also available. Laboratory We recommend regular preventative screening of your pet’s blood work, urine, or other samples in order to detect disease before it becomes a serious concern. Other times, when an animal is already sick, we need more immediate results. We maintain an onsite laboratory for critical cases so that we don’t have to refer or send the tests out. This is important, as it can often save time when it’s of the essence. Pharmacy We maintain a fully stocked in house pharmacy for virtually any pharmaceutical needs your pet may have. This kind of convenience is important to us – we want for you to have a true one stop shop to simplify your life. We only stock the highest quality medications that go through rigorous safety protocols. Travel Certificates Our doctors are APHIS accredited and can endorse both international and domestic health certificates. Because the requirements for traveling with your animal vary from country to country, it is best to plan ahead to avoid unnecessary delays or quarantines. Please contact your airline for specific airline guidelines and visit the USDA pet travel website at www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/pet-travel for additional information.

Dentistry By the age of three, the majority of dogs and cats exhibit signs of periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is (silently) painful, causes deterioration to the supporting structures of the tooth, and even worse – can spread harmful bacteria throughout your pet’s blood stream, potentially harming vital organs.

We take your pet’s oral health seriously, and will make sure your dog or cat gets exactly what they need – whether it’s a regular cleaning or (in advanced cases) an extraction. Modern equipment and digital dental x-rays allow us to offer the highest standard of dental care. Dermatology Dermatology primarily treats issues with your pet’s skin, nails or hair. Dogs and cats commonly suffer from allergies, rashes, parasites, and other issues. It’s important to not let these health issues go unnoticed, as they can be very uncomfortable for your pet. Internal Medicine Internal medicine deals with the complicated systems at work within your dog or cat’s body. It is commonly useful with diseases affecting entire systems, such as endocrine, respiratory, gastrointestinal, immune, and more. Surgical Services Our veterinary facility maintains state-of-the-art equipment and an exceptionally talented surgery team. We perform routine surgeries (such as spay or neuter), soft tissue surgery, as well as more complicated or advanced procedures. Anesthetic protocols are individually tailored to your animal’s needs and every animal is closely monitored using EKG, pulse oximetry, and blood pressure measurements throughout every procedure. Your pet’s safety and well-being is the highest priority to us. Imaging Imaging tools are a powerful way for us to investigate the root of the problem that your pet is facing. Our state-of-the-art digital X-ray machine saves time and increases safety to quickly and accurately diagnose an issue and aid in establishing an effective and proactive treatment plan. Advanced imaging services using ultrasound are also available. Laboratory We recommend regular preventative screening of your pet’s blood work, urine, or other samples in order to detect disease before it becomes a serious concern. Other times, when an animal is already sick, we need more immediate results. We maintain an onsite laboratory for critical cases so that we don’t have to refer or send the tests out. This is important, as it can often save time when it’s of the essence. Pharmacy We maintain a fully stocked in house pharmacy for virtually any pharmaceutical needs your pet may have. This kind of convenience is important to us – we want for you to have a true one stop shop to simplify your life. We only stock the highest quality medications that go through rigorous safety protocols. Travel Certificates Our doctors are APHIS accredited and can endorse both international and domestic health certificates. Because the requirements for traveling with your animal vary from country to country, it is best to plan ahead to avoid unnecessary delays or quarantines. Please contact your airline for specific airline guidelines and visit the USDA pet travel website at www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/pet-travel for additional information.