Vaccinations | Dental Care | Dietary Planning | CO2 LASER l  Pet Food & Supplies | Regular Health Exams | Microchipping

Vaccinations
You already know that one of the most effective ways of protecting your pet's health is to provide immunization against various common and sometimes deadly diseases.  Our policy is to provide the best well-tested combinations of protection for your pet.

Dental Care
Increasingly, our clients have become aware of the fact that it's just as important to have their pets' teeth examined and cleaned on a yearly basis as it is to protect their own teeth and gums.  Our dental services include cleaning, polishing, tooth extraction, and oral surgery.

Dietary Planning
A sound diet is vital to the health of your pet at any age.  Let's discuss what your pet needs - including dietary requirements for proper weight maintenance, performance, growth, and as an aid in the treatment of some diseases.

CO2 LASER  
The usage of CO2 LASER for surgery will speed up recovery of almost any surgical procedure.  Pets undergoing LASER surgery generally recover faster with fewer side effects since there is less bleeding, less pain, and less swelling.  LASERs also allow the surgeon to be able to perform surgery with precision

Pet Food & Supplies
For your convenience and your pet's health and happiness, our clinic offers:

• Worm prevention programs
• Obedience class information
• Flea and tick control products
• Prescription diets
• Food and nutritional supplements
• Grooming Aids / Shampoos
• Educational aids on pet care and pet health

Regular Health Exams
It's important to detect medical problems as early as possible, just as periodic check-ups are wonderfully reassuring if no problems exist.  The care which starts with a puppy or kitten can pay extra dividends when your companion becomes geriatric.  Never give your pet human medications as they can be deadly.

Microchipping  
Help prevent the heartbreak of lost pets. Microchip identification system is a lifelong pet identification that's safe and easy.  The microchip is about the size of a grain or rice and is inserted between the shoulder blades of a dog or cat.  Each chip has a unique 10 digit code that must be registered with the AKC Companion Animal Recovery Program by completing a simple enrollment form.  Then, if a pet is lost, and arrives at a shelter, a special scanner is passed over the animal's shoulder blades.  The scanner can read the identification code of the microchip below the skin's surface.  The shelter can then notify the AKC Recovery Program, which immediately contacts the pet's owner.