New Client Wellness Visits - just $39!

Wellness Visits Include:

  • Yearly Checkup

  • Vaccines

  • Skin Issues/Itching

  • Ear Infections

  • Vomiting or Diarrhea

  • Sneezing or Coughing

  • Limping/Painful

  • And more!

While this offer covers many types of exams, Internal Medicine Consultations are not included. Thank you for understanding!

Preventive Care

Routine veterinary care is key to your pet’s health and happiness. Regular check-ups help catch potential problems early, making treatment easier and more affordable than waiting until an illness develops.

By investing in preventive care, you’re giving your pet the best chance at a longer, healthier life—early intervention makes all the difference!

Wellness & Preventive Care includes:

  • Yearly wellness exams

  • Annual vaccinations

  • New puppy and kitten visits

  • Ear infections

  • Skin and allergy issues

  • Increased thirst or urination

  • Limping or favoring

  • Senior and geriatric care

  • Annual bloodwork and screenings

  • Flea, tick, and parasite prevention

Urgent Exams

Pets can sometimes get into things they shouldn’t or start behaving differently for no reason. On occasion, they may also start exhibiting sudden or concerning signs of illness, discomfort, or even trauma.

Whether it’s a change in energy levels, appetite, or unusual behaviors, these moments can be unsettling for pet owners. Keeping an eye on their well-being and recognizing these signs early can make all the difference in ensuring they get the care they need.

Urgent Visits include:

  • Unable to urinate or pass stool

  • Seizures, losing consciousness, or sudden confusion

  • Continuous vomiting or diarrhea

  • Chocolate or other toxin ingestion

  • Bite wounds

  • Labored or difficulty breathing

  • Crying in pain

  • Eye trauma, squinting, or discharge

  • Broken bones or bone fractures

Dentistry

Signs your pet may need dental care:

  • Bad breath

  • Not eating or difficulty eating

  • Pawing at the face or mouth

  • Visible lesions on the muzzle

  • Yelping or vocalizing when touched around the mouth

Dentistry Care includes:

  • Anxiety Free Ultrasonic Cleaning

  • Dental Radiographs

  • Extractions

  • Toothbrushes, toothpaste, oral rinses, and enzymatic chews

Bad breath isn’t just unpleasant - it’s a sign that something may be wrong! Dental care plays a crucial role in your pet’s long-term health and overall quality of life. Harmful bacteria can lead to infections in the tooth roots and jaw. Left untreated, infection can spread throughout the body, potentially affecting organs like the heart and kidneys.

Dental disease in pets is incredibly common—by the age of three, approximately 80% of dogs and 70% of cats will develop some form of dental disease.

Routine & Specialty Surgery

Routine procedures:

  • Spay

  • Neuter

  • Hernia Repair

  • Mass Removal

  • Hematoma

Specialty surgical procedures:

Thanks to our partnership with board-certified surgeon Dr. Zachery Smith, DACVS and founder of Veterinary Orthopedics of California, we’re proud to offer advanced surgical procedures for more complex cases.

Find the details here.

Whether it’s a routine spay or neuter or a more complex procedure, your pet may require surgery at some point. We know this can be a stressful experience and are here to support you and answer questions every step of the way.

End of Life Care

Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is never easy. Whether they’re aging or facing serious illness, the journey can be extremely challenging. Our team is here to provide guidance, comfort, and support for both you and your pet during this difficult time.

You may consider a quality-of-life visit for your pet to determine the best path forward. Whatever you choose, we are here to help you navigate this moment with dignity, care, and understanding.

End of Life Services include:

  • Quality of Life Consultations

  • Palliative Care

  • Pain Management and Control

  • Humane Euthanasia

  • Cremation and Aquamation

  • Paw Imprints and Keepsakes