Regular veterinary check-ups are the best way to keep your pet healthy and to detect problems early. Our veterinarians take the time to know you and your pet, perform a thorough physical examination, and work with you to choose the best care options for your companion.
Our veterinarians perform a wide range of surgeries, from spaying and neutering pets to soft tissue surgeries and orthopedics.
Veterinary chiropractic can help remedy a variety of conditions, specifically those that cause pain and/or lack of mobility.
Our in-house laboratory allows us to perform blood work and urinalysis, as well as cytology tests. Our clinic is equipped with advanced imaging options, including digital radiography, dental radiography, and ultrasonography. We accept referrals from other clinics for abdominal ultrasound and echocardiography (cardiac ultrasound).
Like us, our canine and feline companions experience aches and pains throughout their lives. Massage therapy performed by our professionally trained massage therapist is a great way to help them feel better, reduce the need for pharmaceutical pain medication, and keep a healthy activity level through their old age.
We provide photibiomodulation (PBM or cold laser) therapy for our patients to help manage pain and enhance healing. PBM therapy can improve soft tissue healing, reduce swelling and pain, and decrease inflammation.
Our clinic treats many types of animals, including exotic companion animals such as small mammals (rabbits, ferrets, rats, Guinea Pigs, etc.), reptiles (bearded dragons, turtles, snakes, etc.) and amphibians (salamanders and frogs). Our knowledgeable technicians and veterinarians are available to help you review husbandry, diet, and general care of your furry or scaly family members, and to provide medical and surgical services for them.
Oral health is essential for a good quality of life. Our clinic staff have over 25 combined years of dental experience and advanced dental training. We perform dental cleanings and oral surgery not only on dogs and cats but also exotic pets. Dental radiology is a vital tool in diagnosing dental disease located under the gums, otherwise invisible to the naked eye. All dental patients will receive a complete oral examination, including probing and radiographs, as well as a thorough dental cleaning. We have advanced monitoring equipment and a highly trained staff, and are comfortable performing procedures in older and sick animals.
Emergency Care
Our clinic accepts emergencies during regular business hours. Please call the clinic prior to bringing your pet so we can prepare for your arrival. An emergency fee may apply. After-hours emergencies are directed to the Small Animal Clinic at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine; they can be reached at 306-966-7126 and are located on campus at 52 Campus Drive.