Surgery |
"Veterinary medicine has made considerable advancements in recent years, providing pet owners surgical options that weren't available to them even five years ago" |
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An ultrasound exam is a way of looking inside your pet's body (liver, kidneys, and intestines) without having to perform surgery. The ultrasound machine sends sound waves into the body and then listens for the echoes, the machine then uses these echoes to form a picture of the inside of your pet! Don't worry, these sound waves are too high in pitch for us, or any of our patients, to hear and produce no harmful effects as a diagnostic tool. |
Ultrasound |
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Digital x-ray |
We provide state-of-the-art digital radiology as a part of our array of diagnostic offerings. Digital radiology is used extensively in internal medicine to identify health conditions and treatment needs, as well as to provide identification of foreign bodies or growths. |
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Our lab allows us to conduct a number of diagnostics and checkups for internal medicine, giving us the tools we need to diagnose, treat, and get your pet back on the road to good health in no time at all. We are capable of performing:
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On Site Blood Chemistry and CBC |
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Fecal Evaluation |
A fecal examination is the microscopic evaluation of feces. The test is indicated for dogs and other pets with diarrhea, straining, lack of appetite or vomiting. Annual fecal examinations are recommended on all animals as part of a yearly health exam. Fecal examinations are also recommended on all puppies and kittens. |
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A urinalysis is a laboratory test of urine commonly referred to as a "UA." The urine is evaluated for the presence of certain chemicals. A microscopic exam of the urine is also done to look for abnormalities in the dog or other animal. |
Urinalysis |
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Laser Therapy |
There are many benefits to laser therapy. Laser therapy can provide pain relief for many conditions as well as aid wound healing. There are 9 key benefits
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Cryotherapy is a time-tested method for reducing pain, swelling, and edema. Although ice has been the primary cold source for years, cold therapy systems are rapidly becoming the method of choice for veterinarians because they offer so many benefits: |
Cryotherapy |
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Special Interest in Ophthalmology |
Because dogs and cats rely on their keen senses to explore and enjoy their world, it’s important that they have optimal functioning of all their senses, including vision. A number of diseases can affect your pet’s eyes, including ulcers, glaucoma and cataracts, one of the most common eye diseases in dogs. Because many of our pets are curious creatures, they may poke their heads where they shouldn’t, which sometimes results in an eye injury too. |
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While some pets die of old age in the comfort of their own home, many others become seriously ill, get injured in some way or experience a significantly diminished quality of life as they grow very old. In these situations, it may be necessary for you to consider having your pet euthanized in order to spare it from pain and suffering. |
Humane Euthanasia |
Services
Surgery
Ultrasound
Digital x-ray
On site blood chemistry and CBC
Fecal evaluation
Services
Urinalysis
Laser therapy
Cryotherapy
Special interest in ophthalmology
Humane Euthanasia