We follow the current vaccination guidelines published by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) for dogs and the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) for cats. We adhere to the recommendation that vaccines should not be given more often than every 2 weeks, regardless of which vaccine is given. 

Please note that we are unable to complete health/travel certificates. 

We offer a variety of low-cost preventative medications to keep your pets safe. We do not offer treatment for pets who are heartworm positive.

To obtain a prescription for our heartworm medications, you must provide proof of a negative heartworm test within the past year. If it has been over a month since the heartworm test was performed, proof of continuous prevention given since the test must be provided. If you do not have proof, just bring your pet in for a quick exam to get your prescription.

A microchip is a permanent identification apparatus that is injected under the skin of a dog or cat. Microchips are about the size of a grain of rice and house a tiny computer chip. Each chip contains an identification number that is registered in the 24PetWatch microchip registration database.

Collar tags can break or become unreadable. Microchips are permanent pet identification that last a lifetime. Microchipping is a quick and painless procedure and offers the best chance of recovering your pet.

We offer deworming treatment for intestinal parasites and/or tapeworms. Pricing varies based on your pet’s weight.

Monday – Friday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM by appointment only.
Cats are required to arrive and remain in a carrier.

Nail caps are applied over a cat’s trimmed nails and provide a safe and humane alternative to declawing. Nail caps do not interfere with the normal extension and retraction of your cat’s claw and fall off with the natural growth of the nail. Guests can wait in our waiting area while this service is done.