Good dental health is essential to your pet’s overall health. Our preventive care begins with dental exams during annual check ups and helping pet owners get started with at-home dental care. We also perform advanced procedures and treatments.

Our chemistry analyzer enables us to get almost real-time results in-house. Using this advanced diagnostic capability we are able to get results for complicated tests that previously had to be sent to an off-site lab.

We have an extensively stocked in-house pharmacy to meet your pet’s medicine needs. We keep a large stock of antibiotics, heartworm and flea treatments, arthritis medications, pain relievers, and more.

Our in-house digital radiography equipment provides high resolution images with less radiation exposure than traditional x-rays. The images are available instantly for review with you and are easily emailed to specialists.

In our surgery suite we use advanced anesthetic protocols—the same inhalant anesthesia as in human care—and monitoring devices. Before and throughout any surgical care, our staff provides a high level of attention and compassion.

We provide comprehensive wellness exams, including skin and coat, eye, ear, and dental evaluations and make recommendations to keep your pet healthy and happy. We also make recommendations for behavior improvements, which may be a sign of physical or other stress. We also provide bi-annual senior exams that help in early identification of conditions that may occur as your animal gets older.

If your pet has an urgent care need, we fit them into our schedule. If we cannot meet the urgent care needs we will refer you to an emergency care provider, who we will work with closely to monitor your pet’s care.

Acupuncture is a treatment that involves the stimulation of acupoints, typically achieved through the insertion of specialized needles into the body. Acupuncture points lie along the body’s Meridian Channels along which Qi flows. Stimulating particular acupoints can reestablish balance and harmony in the body systems as well as lead to pain relief, stress reduction, and improve overall well being. Acupuncture is very beneficial at managing chronic pain conditions such as osteoarthritis and degenerative disc disease. It can also help other chronic conditions such as allergies, endocrinopathies, chronic renal, liver, and cardiac conditions, and behavioral disorders. And many more!

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) is a medical system that has been used in China to diagnose, treat, and prevent illness in animals for thousands of years. It is adapted from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) which has been used to treat humans in China and around the world for thousands of years

Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine is a wonderful, complementary therapy to Western Veterinary Medicine. TCVM therapies are generally non-invasive and well-tolerated. A treatment protocol in TCVM involves using tongue and pulse diagnosis as well as a full physical examination of each patient to generate a pattern diagnosis.  The ultimate goal is to achieve balance in the body. In other words, therapies are customized to the individual patient