Routine Wellness Exams

Pets need yearly wellness exams for preventive care, including vaccinations, parasite control, monitoring health trends, nutritional counseling, and behavioral assessment. These exams help catch potential issues early and maintain overall health and well-being.  

The frequency of pet exams can vary based on factors such as age, breed, and health status. In general, most pets benefit from yearly wellness exams. However, for senior pets or those with chronic health conditions, more frequent exams, such as every six months, may be recommended to closely monitor their health and manage any emerging issues. Ultimately, it's best to follow your veterinarian's recommendations for the optimal exam schedule tailored to your pet's individual needs. 

 
During a pet exam, the veterinarian conducts a thorough physical check-up, assessing vital signs like temperature, heart rate, and respiratory rate. They review vaccination history, discuss parasite prevention, and may perform diagnostic tests if needed. Nutritional counseling and behavioral assessment are also provided. Finally, they discuss findings, address concerns, and offer recommendations for ongoing care. 

• Bloodwork analysis
• Urinalysis
• X-Rays and Ultrasound
• Yearly and lifestyle vaccines
• Dental cleaning and extractions
• Physical examinations
• International travel documents
• Breeding assessment
• Spay and Neuter surgery
• Mass removal surgery
• Diabetes management
• Weight management
• and much more!