Rabbit Spay

• If not spayed, 90% of female rabbits will develop uterine cancer. We highly recommend spaying your rabbit.

Lead/Zinc Testing

• Lead and zinc toxicity is very common in birds. Symptoms may include weakness, bloody droppings, regurgitation, seizures or other strange behavior.

Avian Blood Sexing

• A blood test can answer the simple question. "Is it a boy or a girl?"

Dentistry

• If your pet has bad breath, drools a lot, paws at his face, or is showing a preference for soft food, he may be experiencing tooth problems.

Endoscopy

• The removal of some foreign bodies, if detected in a timely fashion, may be removed via endoscopy, avoiding possible abdominal surgery.

Lower Cost  Spay and neuter

• In an effort to help reduce pet overpopulation, we now offer lower prices for spays and neuters. Please call us for details.

Deworming

• All kittens and puppies should be routinely dewormed. A negative fecal sample does not necessarily indicate absence of parasites; eggs are shed intermittently.

Topical Parasite Control

• A new topical anti-parasitic medication called Revolution, not only kills fleas and ticks but also controls heartworm, some intestinal parasites, sarcoptic mange and ear mites.

Urinary Obstructions

• Male cats that appear unable to urinate should be seen immediately. They may have a urinary blockage, which if left untreated can be fatal.

Senior Pet Care

• Routine blood testing, ECG, thyroid testing and nutritional counseling is all part of a comprehensive Senior Pet workup.