COMPLETE MEDICAL SERVICES FOR YOUR COMPANION ANIMAL
Pet Wellness

The Animal Health Clinic
recommends that every pet has at least one wellness exam each year. Young animals under 6 months of age will need multiple exams as they come in for vaccination boosters. Older animals with existing health issues will also need more frequent examinations to maximize the quality of life they experience. Yearly visits to your veterinarian are much more than just keeping your pets vaccinations up to date. These yearly check-ups often allow us to catch illnesses in their early stages resulting in a better and longer life for your pet and perhaps lower expenditures by the owner. Besides the examination, the veterinarians and staff may also be able to discuss nutritional and behavioral issues that you have questions about.
Animal Diagnostics
Veterinary Radiographs
At the Animal Health Clinic, we take, develop, and interpret radiographs on site to provide our clients with timely answers when their pet is ill or has been injured. Common reasons for taking radiographs include checking for fractured bones or joint disease, locating foreign bodies especially in the digestive tract, looking for abnormal masses in the abdomen, identifying bladder stones, and evaluating the heart and lungs.
At the Animal Health Clinic, we take, develop, and interpret radiographs on site to provide our clients with timely answers when their pet is ill or has been injured. Common reasons for taking radiographs include checking for fractured bones or joint disease, locating foreign bodies especially in the digestive tract, looking for abnormal masses in the abdomen, identifying bladder stones, and evaluating the heart and lungs.

Veterinary Electrocardiograph Studies
An EKG study may be recommended in pets where there is a suspected heart function problem. The machine that is used at the clinic performs EKG's as well as monitoring pulse, blood oxygenation, blood pressure, temperature and respirations. They are all painless tests that in combination with a physical exam, radiographs, and blood work allow the veterinarians to diagnose common heart conditions.
An EKG study may be recommended in pets where there is a suspected heart function problem. The machine that is used at the clinic performs EKG's as well as monitoring pulse, blood oxygenation, blood pressure, temperature and respirations. They are all painless tests that in combination with a physical exam, radiographs, and blood work allow the veterinarians to diagnose common heart conditions.

Laboratory Testing
Blood tests such as complete blood counts (CBC's) and serum profiles, as well as specialty blood tests to check for hormone levels or disease titers are all used to gain specific information on your pet. Various tests are also performed on urine, feces and tissues removed from the body to help the veterinarian come to a diagnosis. Laboratory testing is frequently recommended when your pet is sick, prior to surgery, or as they age. Any animals over seven years of age are required to have pre-surgical blood work. However, routine screenings will often allow early detection of a variety of conditions that can then be more successfully treated or managed.
Blood tests such as complete blood counts (CBC's) and serum profiles, as well as specialty blood tests to check for hormone levels or disease titers are all used to gain specific information on your pet. Various tests are also performed on urine, feces and tissues removed from the body to help the veterinarian come to a diagnosis. Laboratory testing is frequently recommended when your pet is sick, prior to surgery, or as they age. Any animals over seven years of age are required to have pre-surgical blood work. However, routine screenings will often allow early detection of a variety of conditions that can then be more successfully treated or managed.
Microchipping and ID

The Animal Health Clinic is pleased to offer Microchip Identification for your pet. Microchipping is the only unique, unalterable, tamper-proof, permanent form of identification that owners can provide for pets. We use the Microfindr (TM) Slim microchip which is significantly smaller than any other chip on the market and thus can be implanted using a smaller needle. As a result, microchipping your pet is no more painful than any other vaccine or injection; microchipping doesn't require anesthesia and takes only seconds. A Microfindr microchip is as small as a grain of rice, and is easily implanted under the skin of your pet between its shoulder blades. The Microfindr is not a GPS tracker, though this brand can be read by all readers being used today by veterinarians, humane societies, breeders and animal control officers.
Millions of lost or abandoned animals are taken in each year by animal welfare organizations in the US. Due to a lack of identification, only a very small percentage of those lost are ever reunited with their loving families. Microchipping and registration offer the only truly permanent method of identifying your pet.
After your pet is microchipped, the staff of the Animal Health Clinic will give you information on registering your pet with PetLink (TM). Your PetLink registration is included in the cost of the Microfindr implantation, and covers you for the lifetime of your pet. There are no hidden fees or annual renewal fees required. You will also receive a wallet size hard laminated card with your pet's microchip number and the PetLink information as well as a small tag for your pet's collar that identifies them as being microchipped.
Please call today to set up an appointment to have your pet microchipped.
Millions of lost or abandoned animals are taken in each year by animal welfare organizations in the US. Due to a lack of identification, only a very small percentage of those lost are ever reunited with their loving families. Microchipping and registration offer the only truly permanent method of identifying your pet.
After your pet is microchipped, the staff of the Animal Health Clinic will give you information on registering your pet with PetLink (TM). Your PetLink registration is included in the cost of the Microfindr implantation, and covers you for the lifetime of your pet. There are no hidden fees or annual renewal fees required. You will also receive a wallet size hard laminated card with your pet's microchip number and the PetLink information as well as a small tag for your pet's collar that identifies them as being microchipped.
Please call today to set up an appointment to have your pet microchipped.
Laser Therapy

Cold laser therapy for animals employs deep-penetrating light to promote pain relief and stimulate healing. These treatments are cumulative, so each additional treatment facilitates a greater improvement in your pet's condition. Laser therapy can be used to treat a multitude of problems including: Post-surgical and soft issue trauma, back pain, arthritis, ear infections, hot spots and wounds, anal gland infections, degenerative disc disease and many muscle, ligament and tendon injuries.
Laser treatment is totally pain free and comforting and some dogs actually fall asleep during their sessions. It has no known side effects and is considered both safe and effective. Laser treatments can help speed up healing, strengthen muscle and tissue, improve mobility, decrease inflammation/pain and enhance your pet's overall quality of life.
Laser treatment is totally pain free and comforting and some dogs actually fall asleep during their sessions. It has no known side effects and is considered both safe and effective. Laser treatments can help speed up healing, strengthen muscle and tissue, improve mobility, decrease inflammation/pain and enhance your pet's overall quality of life.
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