Our healthcare team will provide high quality, individualized care for your pet in a friendly, family setting. We will care for your dog, cat, bird, rabbit, rodent, reptile, ferret, or other exotic species pet with compassion. As pet owners, each of our healthcare members appreciates the special bond between humans and their pets. We will strive to identify your pet's needs and only provide necessary tests and treatment. We will provide professional advice to help your pet live a healthier life.

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Routine Procedures - spay and neuter, cyst and growth excisions, hernia repairs, laceration repairs, foreign body removals, abdominal surgery and other procedures. Dogs and Cats - No food or water should be ingested after 10:00 PM on the night prior to, or the morning of surgery. PRE-ANESTHESIA TESTING - On the morning of scheduled surgery, we will perform a physical examination to determine your pet's overall wellness. Certain problems cannot be identified during a physical examination. We offer pre-anesthesia bloodwork testing which includes a chemistry profile.

Pets We Care For

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ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - Examinations are very important in keeping your dog healthy. After the initial examination, most dogs should have an annual physical examination. Senior dogs, and those with a chronic medical condition, may require more frequent examinations. Dr. Sager will devise a plan to meet the individual needs of your dog.

Cats

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INITIAL EXAMINATION - We recommend an initial examination within 48 hours of the acquisition of your cat. During this first visit, a thorough physical examination will be performed. You will receive information on routine care, diet, household hazards, flea and tick products, heartworm preventative, caging, detecting medical problems, and any conditions which may be associated with the breed of your cat. Laboratory testing will likely be advised. ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS - Examinations are very important in keeping your cat healthy.

Birds

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TRANSPORT - To prevent an escape or distraction while you are driving, please transport your bird in a cage or carrier. If the bird's cage is small enough to transport, we recommend that you bring it. The cage and accessories can be examined for problems, safety, and signs of illness. A sheet or blanket placed over the bird's cage may help to reduce travel-related stress.

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