Eagle's Landing Veterinary Hospital

Annual physical exams detect early disease signs through comprehensive evaluations. Our veterinarians assess weight, organ function, and dental health while administering vaccinations. Preventive care includes parasite screening and tailored wellness plans that reduce long-term medical costs by addressing issues before they become emergencies.

Veterinary-supervised boarding provides safe, clean accommodations with trained staff monitoring pets 24/7. We administer medications, offer special dietary needs, and maintain medical-grade sanitation standards. Reservations include daily health checks and immediate access to emergency veterinary care if needed during your absence.

Advanced dental services utilize specialized x-ray technology to diagnose hidden oral diseases. Treatments include professional cleanings, tooth extractions, and periodontal therapy to prevent systemic infections affecting heart, kidney, and liver functions. Regular dental maintenance extends pets' lifespans through improved overall health.

Non-invasive laser treatments accelerate healing for arthritis, surgical recovery, and chronic pain conditions. This FDA-approved therapy reduces inflammation, stimulates circulation, and promotes tissue regeneration without medication side effects. Most pets show improvement within 3-5 sessions through this drug-free pain relief alternative.

Critical care services address life-threatening conditions like trauma, poisoning, and severe infections. Our facility maintains diagnostic equipment and surgical capabilities for immediate intervention. Staff prioritize stabilization through IV fluids, oxygen therapy, and pain management while communicating treatment options for pet owners during after-hours emergencies.

Compassionate veterinarian with extensive experience in small animal care. Specializes in preventive medicine and surgical procedures while maintaining focus on client education and pet wellness programs.

We provide 24/7 critical care for trauma, poisoning, and life-threatening conditions with immediate diagnostic and stabilization capabilities.

Yes, we provide flexible payment options and wellness plans to help manage veterinary expenses.

Our veterinary-supervised boarding includes medication administration, special dietary accommodations, and daily health monitoring.

Yes, dental x-rays detect hidden oral diseases affecting 70% of pets over three years old.

Laser therapy reduces pain and inflammation for arthritis, post-surgical recovery, and chronic conditions without medication side effects.

We accept all major pet insurance providers and process claims for your convenience.

My two dogs were established patients. Maya began to bleed, a lot when she urinated. We called for an appointment and was told we had to wait over a week for an appointment. I requested repeatedly to speak with a vet but was told I could only leave a massage. I left a message but the vet never returned my call. Once again, she was bleeding a lot. I was told that if I was so worried, take her to the emergency vet. The emergency vet charged $600. for a UTI. I will never return to Eagles Landing Vet.

Great service! Took our family cat Boba in for her first shots and to get spayed and everyone there was very helpful! Definitely will be bringing Boba back!

The prices are Extremely expensive! I use to go here a long time ago and it was never like it is now. I went for my dog stomach which they only did blood work, urine and xrays $600. To extract her teeth would be around $2000. My dog is 13 years old chihuahua. I didn't even go there to have her teeth done. I didn't know they were going to do a quote on her teeth. East Lake Vet last year quote me $500 I guess I should of done it then.

But my dog survived a stroke I wasn't sure she could handle being put under. For them to do more research on my dog stomach it was going to into the thousands. She old the stress alone could make her pass. I went and found medicine on chewy called cushex s and I'm going to try it out. Hopefully it helps

Well they were great until I had an emergency. We have been there numerous times with our cats. Last week my 21(!) year old cat with advanced kidney disease was lethargic and soiling himself when I found him at 6:30 am. We knew it was time and we did not want him to suffer any longer, so we planned on going to the vet for help when they opened. We arrived promptly before 8 am and were told to make an appointment to be seen. - yes, we did tell them that the cat was dying and they did not care.

In disbelief we scheduled an appointment for 11:45 am. Of course our poor cat had to suffer until 11:15 am until he took his last breath and passed away on his own. We called to cancel the appointment and were met with an "oh". I have been there many times and had to wait because an emergency came in. Never did I complain, knowing well that one day I may need help, too. - I am so disappointed and hurt because my cat had to suffer, that I will not go back there again with my other cat or any other pet I will have.