Medical Care

Veterinary Assistant Ashley cares for a patient with a splinted leg injury.

The most important aspect to any medical case is a complete history and thorough physical exam. Our doctors and staff will take the time to talk to you and examine your pet to help us make an accurate diagnosis and effective treatment plan.

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Certified Veterinary Technician Marissa prepares a prescription in the clinic pharmacy.

Arriving at a diagnosis is important for choosing the proper treatment or management for your pet’s condition. This often requires laboratory testing and/or imaging. We are proud to offer on-site radiology service. We also work closely with accredited outside veterinary laboratories for blood, urine and fecal tests.

Once a diagnosis is made, we will continue to work closely with you to create a treatment plan. It is our job to provide expert advice and recommendations for your pet. We feel it is an essential part of our job to listen to your concerns, answer your questions and help you create a treatment plan that reflects you and your pet’s unique situation.