Our facility offers the latest in veterinary design, including separate surgical, dental and x-ray suites, intensive care monitoring, digital radiography and 24 hour nursing care. Grooming and boarding are part of the main building but have separate air conditioning and ventilation systems. The design of the office was done to allow for visibility throughout the hospital, avoiding confinement, as well as aiding in patient comfort. The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) is an international association of more than 27,000 veterinary care providers who treat companion animals.
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Dentistry
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Seventy to eighty percent of pets over the age of 2 have some form of dental disease. Pets that suffer from dental problems may have bad breath, discolored or loose teeth, red or swollen gums, drooling, and/or decreased appetite. Because dental disease is the most common disease seen in pets, it is extremely important to have your pet's oral health evaluated routinely by a veterinarian. If the veterinarian determines your pet is suffering from dental disease, a professional dental cleaning will be recommended.
Hydrotherapy & Rehabilitation
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The Veterinary Rehabilitation Center provides the highest quality veterinary rehabilitation, and pain management services available. Our goal is to improve the quality of life of each of our patients and to strengthen and prolong the bond shared between our patients and their guardians. We offer non-invasive therapies in a warm, compassionate, and home-like environment where your pet feels comfortable and at ease. Our staff is committed to enhancing the physical, as well as the psychological well-being of the patients.
Oncology
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Cancer (neoplasia) is reported to be a leading cause of death in dogs and cats. Though cancer can be challenging to treat, early detection can improve the prognosis. With recent advances in the detection and treatment of cancer, clients and their pets have more treatment options and hope than ever before.
Ophthalmology
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Both cats and dogs are effected by many ocular problems. If you think your pet has a problem with their eyes or vision it is critical to have them examined immediately. Eye problems and diseases can progress quickly (overnight) and may result in loss of vision if a visit is postponed. Schermir Tear Test measures tear production.
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