Clinic Tour

To provide a comfortable space for our patients, we have separate entrances for our feline and canine patients. We make every effort to bring your pet directly into an exam room and avoid a wait in the lobby. If your pet must wait for a room you are welcome to wait outside or in your car if that is more comfortable for you and your pet. If you have a pet needing space, please call us upon your arrival. We have a separate exam room with access to our parking lot to avoid the lobby entirely. Please let our receptionist know if your dog or cat is uncomfortable in any way. We strive to make every visit a positive experience for our patients!

We strive to help your pet feel comfortable throughout their visit. We offer tasty Churros and other treats. Our exam table has a non-slip, cushioned surface or we can examine our feline patients in their kennel bottom if they prefer. Cat rooms are equipped with Feliway, a feline calming pheromone, and calm, comforting music. We have small animal specialty scales to accurately weigh smaller pets.

We strive to help your pet feel comfortable throughout their visit. We offer a variety of treats and welcome your dog to enjoy our Peanut Butter Station during their exam! We provide a non-slip surface for your pet and can examine large dogs at floor-level, where they may be more comfortable. Dog rooms are equipped with Adaptil, a canine calming pheromone, and Through a Dog’s Ear, comforting music. We also have rubber Kong balls available to entertain dogs that truly believe “Ball is life.”

We have a full-line of in-house diagnostics to rapidly determine the cause of sick pets. Our blood chemistry analyzer quickly screens kidney and liver values, blood sugar, electrolytes, and protein levels. We can check your pet’s complete blood cell count to assess for anemia, infection, and platelet disorders. We can perform a full urinalysis to look for signs of infection, urinary stones, or to screen for kidney or liver disease and diabetes. We also routinely microscopically view ear swabs to check for infections, skin scrapings to check for mites, and cells from masses to check for cancer.

Our team utilizes our digital radiology system to obtain high-quality radiographs in a timely manner for a faster diagnosis of a sick pet. Our radiographs enable our doctors to analyze the chest, abdomen, and skeletal systems for abnormalities.

Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment & Treatments (COHATs) are performed in our dental suite. The patient is closely monitored under anesthesia by a Licensed Veterinary Technician (LVT). During this cleaning, an assistant will scale the teeth, both above and below the gumline (where bacteria hide), polish the teeth, and probe the gumline for any abnormalities. The doctor will complete a thorough oral exam and address any concerns. Our dental suite is equipped with digital dental radiography to assess the health of the teeth under the gumline. Finally, if you choose to, our staff will apply a concentrated sealant to the teeth. This sealant is a waxy substance that allows tartar to form on the wax and slough off. It needs to be applied to the gumline at home once weekly to remain effective.

Our surgery suite is equipped with modern Isoflourane gas anesthesia, one of the safest inhalant anesthetics available. We require a pre-surgical exam to assess for any abnormalities that may change your pet’s anesthesia or surgery plan. One of our trained Licensed Veterinary Technicians (LVT) monitors your pet through the procedure and post-op care. Our LVTs monitor your pet’s heart and lungs by utilizing stethoscopes and our Doppler blood pressure machine. All pets are placed on warming pads to maintain body temperature. A specialized pain plan will be arranged to ensure your pet’s comfort. We offer pre-anesthetic blood screening to assess your pet’s organ function prior to administering anesthetic drugs. This bloodwork is required for patients 7 years of age or older but is recommended for all. We place an IV catheter and administer fluids throughout the procedure. This allows quick access to your pet’s vein in the case of an emergency, helps maintain blood pressure throughout the procedure, and aids in a faster recovery.