We strive to be a community of dedicated individuals who inspire other pet-lovers to care for their pets the best that they can. We approach each day with a smile, aiming to deal honestly and fairly with our clients in a clean, calming, fear-free and sustainable environment. We take the time to make sure all our clients' concerns are addressed and that their furry friends are made comfortable.To invest in every pet's wellness by delivering the best medicine and compassionate care in a fear-free, low-stress environment as well as providing support and education to our clients.
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You work hard to ensure that your furry family member has the best possible life. That's why partnering with a veterinary provider who genuinely cares for you both is so important. At Pennfield Animal Hospital, we are proud to offer a comprehensive range of services to address your pet's specific veterinary needs.
Wellness
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Just as you visit your doctor once a year for a complete check-over to make sure that you are healthy, your pets - as members of your family - should also be checked over for any underlying illness. Sometimes changes in your pet's health come on gradually so you might not realize that they are occurring.
Dental Care
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Dental care in Veterinary Medicine is both corrective and preventive. Research has shown that even by age 3, 70% of cats and 80% of dogs have some degree of dental disease! This usually starts as tartar (brown stain) and develops into tartar and calculus. This, in turn, leads to an irreversible disease process known as periodontal disease (infection, gum recession, and tooth loss).
Veterinary Surgery
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Prior to surgery, your pet will need a current examination to ensure that your pet can safely go under anesthesia. This can be done on the morning of surgery or preferably a few days before. Your pet should also be fasted for 12 hours and have water withheld the morning of surgery. At our clinic we strongly believe in the value of doing pre-anesthetic blood testing prior to surgery to make sure your pet is able to safely deal with the anesthetic agents; if a pet has previously unknown organ disease, anesthesia and surgery could be potentially dangerous for your pet.
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