VETERINARY CARE SERVICES
Our veterinarians provide routine care and treat a wide array of problems for most pets. More below.If your pet is having an emergency, click here!
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Our veterinarians, technicians, and staff are available during business hours to help you get your pet the medical attention it needs. We can accommodate same-day appointments in most cases, depending on the urgency of the situation. Our family of seasoned staff
If your pet has ingested something that is potentially poisonous, call the 24/7 Animal Poison Control number – (888) 426-4435
Consider the Symptoms
If you suspect your pet is undergoing an emergency, consider their visible symptoms.
Observe: Is your pet acting unusual, or doing something out of the ordinary?
Orient: Focus in on the primary symptom(s)
Decide: Contact us or an emergency clinic for assistance!
Act: After speaking with our staff, follow our timely triage process and recommendations to get your pet the care it needs.
If your pet is experiencing any of the symptoms from this list, they should be treated immediately.
- Pale gums
- Rapid breathing
- Weak or rapid pulse
- Change in body temperature
- Difficulty standing
- Loss of consciousness or Seizures
- Excessive bleeding, vomiting, or diarrhea
- Inability to urinate or defecate
In some cases, it may be recommended that your pet is transferred to an emergency center based on the severity of their condition. No matter what, we can assist you in getting the proper care for your pet.
Veterinary Care for Dogs and Cats
Annual Exams, Checkups, Vaccines, and Preventive Wellness Care
Preventive Wellness Care
Regular checkups mean more wagging, and fewer unwelcome surprises! Each animal is different, so we tailor your pet’s care plan to suit its lifestyle, health history, and any special needs.
If your pet gets anxious about vet visits, ask about our No Poke Appointments. Our team is trained in special bonding techniques, plus aromatherapy, to help your pet build confidence through wellness care. All without poking or prodding!
If your pet needs a vaccine and is current on their annual exam with us, call to schedule a technician appointment to get your vaccine with no exam fee and a faster visit.
We also can usually accommodate same-day, technician appointments for nail-trims and gland expressions between 9am-3pm.
Please call to check availability or schedule an appointment
For Canines, or Dogs
Puppy Wellness
Your puppy will receive a series of vaccinations every 3 – 4 weeks until after 16 weeks of age. At each
As a welcome gift, new puppy owners receive a gift bag that includes a health journal, flea comb, tips on training, care, behavior, nutrition, and more!
Adult Dogs
Adult dogs need annual wellness exams in order to stay healthy. During each checkup, our veterinarians will determine your dog’s health status by talking to you about its nutrition and lifestyle, as well as through physical and dental examinations. Based on what our vets find, they will update your pet’s vaccines, recommend any relevant treatments, and provide you with all the care and nutrition you need to keep your best friend healthy for another year.
Senior Dogs
Dogs age much faster than humans, and as they become senior citizens they need special care. We recommend you bring dogs older than 7 years in for semi-annual checkups. In addition to the regular tests, vaccines, and caregiving, our veterinarians will evaluate your dog’s organ functions to identify all age-related changes going on internally.
For Felines, or Cats
Kitten
Your kitten will receive a series of vaccinations every 3 – 4 weeks until after 16 weeks of age. At each
New kitten owners who bring their pets in for wellness visits receive a gift bag that includes a health journal, flea comb, tips on training, care, behavior, nutrition, and more!
Adult Cats
Adult cats need annual wellness exams in order to stay healthy. During each checkup, our veterinarians will determine your cat’s health status by talking to you about its nutrition and lifestyle, as well as through physical and dental examinations. Based on what our vets find, they will update your pet’s vaccines, recommend any relevant treatments, and provide you with all the care and nutrition you need to keep your best friend healthy for another year.
Senior Cats
Cats age at a much faster rate than humans. Feline senior citizens (10 years+) should visit the veterinarian twice a year, to ensure their organ functions are working well.
Veterinary Care for Exotics
Our veterinarians provide specialized care for small mammals, including: ferrets, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, and rabbits. We understand their unique health needs and can provide diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical services with some exceptions that may require a specialist. Contact us to make an appointment!
Gerbils, Guinea Pigs, and Hamsters
Companion Animal Clinic cares for pocket pets, too! We recommend annual wellness visits just to make sure your pet isn’t hiding any serious symptoms. A typical visit may include:
- A physical examination for abnormal biological functions
- Dental check to make sure teeth aren’t overgrown
- Screening for parasites such as lice, mites, or fleas
To ensure your pocket pet is living its best life, contact us to schedule an appointment.
Ferrets
Ferrets are a special category of exotic pet because they so intelligent, energetic, and have special dietary needs. Our annual ferret wellness exams typically include:
- Physical exam
- Rabies vaccine
- Canine distemper vaccine
- Examination for adrenal disease – A common, but
very dangerous condition for ferrets! - Nutritional consultation
We also encourage ferret owners to spay or neuter their pets—not only will it prevent unplanned reproduction, but helps reduce pet odor, control temperament, and protect it from
Rabbits
Companion Animal Clinic provides wellness care, medical screenings, dental care, and surgeries for rabbits and bunnies. Even healthy-looking hoppers can hide signs of illness, so we recommend rabbit owners schedule regular visits. A typical checkup may include:
- Physical examination
- Fluid screening for parasites or other diseases
Dental exam for overgrown teeth
We also provide spaying and neutering. Contact us if you have any questions, or would like to schedule an appointment.
Contact us to schedule a wellness visit with one of our veterinary professionals.
Boarding and Daycare
For the full details about our boarding, visit our Dog Boarding page.
Boarding
Our climate-controlled boarding facility features spacious, indoor kennel runs in three different sizes to suit your dog’s needs.
Boarded dogs receive several walks outdoors each day, as well as personal attention through their stay from our team.
Boarding drop-off and pick-up times include:
- Monday-Thursday 7:30 am – 8 pm
- Friday 7:30 am-6 pm
- Saturday, 8 am -1 pm
- Sunday, 5-5:30 pm for boarding pick up or drop off only
For the protection of all our guests, pets must be vaccinated prior to boarding.
Canines are required to be up-to-date on Distemper/Parvo, Rabies, Bordetella, and Canine Influenza.
Felines must be up-to-date on the FVRCP and Rabies.
For questions and booking, contact us!
Surgical, Diagnostics, & Specialty Procedures
We are a full-service veterinary hospital, so whether your dog is ready for a dental cleaning, or your kitten is ready to be spayed, we have you covered. We also have state-of-the-art imaging technology to help us discover, diagnose, and understand more complex conditions during the triage process.
Beyond our routine wellness and preventive care, we provide:
- Spays and Neuters for dogs, cats, ferrets, and other exotic mammals
- Routine surgery, like lump removal
- Specialized surgeries
- Hospitalization for post-surgical recovery, or medical observation
- Dentistry including oral surgeries
- And radiology and imaging services
Pet Surgery including Spay/Neuter Procedures
Our modern surgical suite is available to meet most of our patients’ surgical needs. We routinely perform spay and neuter procedures on cats, dogs, and several exotic companion animal species. Our surgical services include but are not limited to growth/mass removals, ocular (eye) surgeries, foreign body removal, wound repair, ear infection treatments
We do also perform feline declawing, but only advise it in extreme circumstances. As an alternative, we can cap your cat’s claws with Soft Paws, which are rubber tips that prevent your cat from messing up furniture or hurting children and other animals.
Contact us with your questions or to get more scheduling information.
Oncology, Cancer Treatment
Companion Animal Clinic uses the latest veterinary cancer treatments that help to extend the lives of many companion animals. We understand the emotional, medical limitations, and financial challenges of treating cancer, so our care team of experts will help guide you through the available options. Contact us and we can help you make the decision that’s right for you and your pet.
Cardiac Diagnostics
Heart disease can be life-threatening to your pet; therefore, accurately diagnosing the severity of heart disease is critical to treating and maintaining your pet’s quality of life. Diagnosing cardiac disease properly requires an electrocardiogram, chest radiographs (X-rays) and ultrasound to determine the full extent of cardiac disease.
Thoracic Radiography
Chest X-Rays (Radiography) are essential to helping our veterinarians evaluate the size of the heart and major vessels along with any lung or airway abnormalities that may be present concurrently.
Microchipping
Microchipping your pet is the best way to help reunite lost pets with their owners. We are so passionate about microchipping, Companion Animal Clinic will pay the registration fee for the first year when you have your pet microchipped with us. Contact Us for more information about microchipping your pet. Check out our blog post to learn more!
Pet Dentistry
Pet Dentistry
The American Veterinary Medical Association estimates roughly 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some form of dental disease by 3 years of age. This is more than just bad breath. Dental diseases can lead to infections of the heart valves, kidneys, and liver! These problems can be prevented with regular dental check-ups and dental cleanings. Contact us to schedule a dental cleaning.
Digital Radiology (X-Ray)
Radiography is the use of X-rays to view internal structures in the body. When paired with special procedures, such as contrast studies, we are able to enhance the diagnostic ability of our digital radiography. OFA radiographs can also be used to evaluate both hips and elbows of your dog. These technologies allow bones and internal organs to be visualized and aid in the diagnoses of many diseases and conditions. We are also PennHip Certified to help in the evaluation of your pet’s hips (for Hip Dysplasia).
Ultrasound Imaging
Our in-house specialties include ultrasound imaging, a non-invasive, pain-free procedure uses sound waves to examine a pet’s internal organs and structures. This helps us discover, diagnose, and treat complex conditions without radiation or side-effects to ensure maximum comfort for your pet.
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