Because you both deserve more.
Over the years we have been conditioned to think that keeping our pets healthy consists largely of “getting their shots.” While we firmly believe in the life-saving value of vaccinations, this is only a small part of what our Total Wellness for Life Plans can do to keep your pet healthy and happy.
We like to break Wellness down into three parts:
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First, PREVENT as many things as possible.This certainly includes keeping your pet protected from things like Leptospirosis, Influenza, Parvovirus, and Rabies with appropriate vaccinations. But it also includes many other things such as heartworm prevention, flea and tick prevention, and appropriate individualized plans for optimal nutrition, weight control, and home dental care. During your consultation with one of our doctors and our specially trained wellness consultants, we will work to craft a personalized plan to keep your pet as healthy as possible.
- Next, we want to detect what we cannot prevent as soon as possible. We call this EARLY DETECTION.While you may be accustomed to getting a yearly heartworm test for your pet each year, this is just one of the tests available to screen your pet for issues that may be lurking just below the surface. These include blood chemistry tests to look at how your pet's liver, kidneys, and electrolytes are doing; a complete blood count that screens for anemia, infection, and proper clotting factors in the blood; urine testing to look for infection, kidney concentrating ability, and signs of other serious issues like bladder stones; and state-of-the-art ELISA and centrifugation fecal tests to look for many different kinds of intestinal parasites that may be picked up even by dogs and cats who spend much of their time indoors.
- Next, we want to detect what we cannot prevent as soon as possible. We call this EARLY DETECTION.While you may be accustomed to getting a yearly heartworm test for your pet each year, this is just one of the tests available to screen your pet for issues that may be lurking just below the surface. These include blood chemistry tests to look at how your pet's liver, kidneys, and electrolytes are doing; a complete blood count that screens for anemia, infection, and proper clotting factors in the blood; urine testing to look for infection, kidney concentrating ability, and signs of other serious issues like bladder stones; and state-of-the-art ELISA and centrifugation fecal tests to look for many different kinds of intestinal parasites that may be picked up even by dogs and cats who spend much of their time indoors.
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Finally, EARLY INTERVENTION to correct any problems that are found on the physical examination and early detection tests is crucial to keeping your pet free from pain and feeling their best.Examples of common types of interventions include natural supplements to gently help correct imbalances in liver or thyroid functioning, removing lumps and bumps before they grow too large and dangerous and state-of-the-art dental cleaning and assessment.
In fact, good dental health is one of the most important things you can do to keep your pet healthy. Some experts even suggest that it may add up to 2 years to you pet's life! (not to mention cutting down on all that bad breath and the pain of a sore, inflamed mouth!) Because we understand just how important this is, we now include full mouth oral x-rays with every dental cleaning, and it is not an exaggeration to say that this has revolutionized the quality of care we are able to provide to your pet. We routinely find teeth with dangerous and painful abscesses that have not yet showed any external signs. We have also invested in a top-of-the line high speed dental unit and our doctors have spent many hours doing extra education to learn advanced oral surgery skills that most veterinarians do not have, so that when your pet has that infected tooth that must come out, we can remove it safely and effectively.
- Let’s Get StartedSo, as you can see, we take a larger, holistic view of the complete picture of your pet's health with our Total Wellness for Life Program, because we understand that your pet is a beloved member of your family.
If this sounds like the kind of comprehensive veterinary care you want for your pet, schedule a consultation to see if our Total Wellness for Life Program is right for you.
- Let’s Get StartedSo, as you can see, we take a larger, holistic view of the complete picture of your pet's health with our Total Wellness for Life Program, because we understand that your pet is a beloved member of your family.
If this sounds like the kind of comprehensive veterinary care you want for your pet, schedule a consultation to see if our Total Wellness for Life Program is right for you.