Puppyhood & Kittenhood

We also devote the first year of life to addressing nutritional needs tailored to the individual animal. We discuss appropriate caloric intake and food choices that set them up for healthy weights for life. Here we teach about the importance of good oral hygiene techniques like daily brushing or chews to minimize tarter or dental disease. But it doesn’t end there! Socializing at an early age is super important for their mental growth and behavior education. These need to be supervised play times with appropriately vaccinated fur friends. These social interactions have been shown to increase happy family bonding for life. House training is discussed with importance of when to go and how much is normal. In regard to felines, where to place litter pans, types used, and numbers per cat are important! There is a lot to learn but the goal is to allow a smooth transition to the adult and senior years of life.
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Adulthood & Early Senior

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Late Senior & Geriatric

Imaging and specific blood tests can help identify and treat certain illnesses or cancers. Sometimes it’s as simple as a diet change or weight loss program; other times treatment may be more complex and require specialty services. But there again we use treatments proven and studied to strengthen and stabilize these areas. Using a variety of modalities can assist in providing longevity and preserving the quality of life your pet has enjoyed. With proper veterinary care these furry friends can flourish right up to the end of their lives. And when the time DOES eventually come to discuss failing quality of life and aftercare services, we will be there too. Our veterinary staff is always there to support and guide our pet parents through a mutually agreed upon beneficial plan of care which ultimately provides peace of mind for our fur families
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