Every pet should have a yearly examination so their general health and well-being can be evaluated and, if possible, improved.Senior pets (cats and dogs over 7 years of age) should be seen twice yearly.An annual examination often includes the following:
Complete physical examination.
Evaluation of body condition score and discussion of your pet’s current diet.
Administration of vaccines (if needed).
Review of home dental care for pets with early signs of dental issues.
Discussion of any concerns.
Heartworm test (for dogs) and fecal examination (for dogs and cats).
Review of current heartworm and flea/tick prevention.
Screening blood testing and urinalysis for senior pets.
Nail trimming as needed.
Wellness examinations are a great way to keep your pet healthy!By identifying ways to keep your pet fit and happy, we can prevent many diseases or, if we identify a problem, start treatment before your pet feels sick.
Every pet should have a yearly examination so their general health and well-being can be evaluated and, if possible, improved. Senior pets (cats and dogs over 7 years of age) should be seen twice yearly. An annual examination often includes the following:
Review of home dental care for pets with early signs of dental issues.
