Wellness & Medical

Routine Wellness Exams

Regular wellness exams are one of the most important ways to keep your pet happy, healthy, and by your side for years to come. These visits allow us to establish a baseline of your pet’s health and behavior, making it easier to spot subtle changes. During each exam, our team carefully checks your pet’s eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and skin to look for early signs of illness or discomfort. Detecting issues early means we can treat them when they’re most manageable.

Gastrointestinal Care

Digestive problems are common in dogs and cats and can cause significant discomfort. Using advanced tools such as endoscopy, we can pinpoint the cause of stomach or digestive issues quickly and accurately. If your pet is experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, or changes in appetite, our team is here to identify the problem and provide relief.

Dermatology & Allergies

Skin problems and allergic disorders are among the most common concerns in pets. Causes can range from fleas and food sensitivities to hormonal imbalances. To find answers, we may perform diagnostic tests such as bloodwork, skin scrapings, cytology, or biopsies. With an accurate diagnosis, we create a treatment plan tailored to your pet’s needs. Signs of skin issues include itching, foot licking, hair loss, scooting, or rashes.

Endocrinology

Hormone-related conditions can affect your pet’s energy, appetite, weight, and behavior. Common endocrine disorders include hypothyroidism, diabetes, Cushing’s disease, and Addison’s disease. These conditions can be serious but are often manageable with proper care. If your pet is showing changes in energy, excessive thirst, weight fluctuations, or unusual behaviors, our team can provide testing and treatment options.

Cardiology

Heart disease can affect pets of any age, though it’s most common in older animals. Early detection is key to managing heart conditions and extending your pet’s quality of life. During an exam, we may recommend further testing such as electrocardiograms, X-rays, or ultrasounds to get a clear picture of your pet’s heart health. With timely diagnosis and treatment, many pets with heart disease can continue to live long, happy lives.