Wellness and Prevention

Physical Examination: The veterinarian will perform a thorough physical examination, checking the pet’s eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and skin for any abnormalities. They will also listen to the heart and lungs to ensure they are functioning properly.

Weight and Body Condition Assessment: The pet’s weight and body condition will be evaluated to determine if they are within a healthy range. This helps in identifying any issues related to nutrition or metabolic diseases.

Vaccination Review and Update: The veterinarian will review the pet’s vaccination history and administer any needed vaccines to protect against common and potentially serious diseases.

Parasite Control: A check for internal and external parasites, including fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms or parasites, will be conducted, and appropriate prevention or treatment will be recommended.

Dental Examination: Oral health is extremely important to your pet’s overall health, so our team will examine the pet’s teeth and gums for signs of dental disease or other issues that may require attention.

Blood Work and Lab Tests: Blood work and other laboratory tests may be performed to check for underlying conditions that are not visible during the physical exam.

Discussion of Diet and Nutrition: The veterinarian will discuss the pet’s current diet and provide recommendations for any necessary adjustments to ensure they receive optimal nutrition.

Behavior and Lifestyle Assessment: Any changes in behavior or lifestyle are evaluated to ensure the pet is mentally and emotionally healthy. This could also include advice on exercise and enrichment.

Senior Pet Bloodwork: Additional tests for older pets to identify age-related conditions.