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| Our Philosophy
It is our firm belief that your pet is one of the most important parts of your life. We take pride in offering the best animal care currently available today in a modern, award-winning facility with a wonderful and fully devoted staff.
It is always our hope that you feel comfortable in our hospital and will ask any questions you feel necessary to fully understand your pet's health.
We are here to help. Simple as that may seem, it is really why we are all here.
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General Policy
We request that all pets be restrained on a leash or held in a carrier. The receptionist will be happy to supply a leash free of charge if you do not have one.
Our staff is always happy to answer your calls. If your telephone call should necessitate consultation with the doctor, the doctor will attempt to get to the phone as soon as possible for you. If the doctor is not able to respond immediately, please leave your number so your call may be returned as soon as time permits.
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| Services Available
This hospital is equipped to offer general medical and surgical procedures including:
-Laser Surgery
-Board certified Cardiologist consult
-Board certified Orthopedic surgeon consult
-Exotic animal care and surgery
-Acupuncture
-Spaying/neutering
-Soft tissue surgery
-X-rays
-Dentistry
-Laboratory testing
-Veterinary pharmacy
-Endoscopy
-Ultrasound
-Consultation on most topics
-Tender loving care
We have a special interest in the areas of internal medicine and cardiology and also offer a specialist in avian and exotic care.
For special medical conditions, we offer prescription diet foods manufactured by Purina/CNM Diets, Eukanuba, and Hill Science Diets.
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Surgery and Dental Services
Specific instructions will be given to you for each of your pets. In general, surgeries are scheduled weekdays and usually require at least a few days notice. Your pet should have no food after 10 p.m. the previous night. Most of the time it is okay to have water available the day before, especially in older animals.
Upon arriving home after hospitalization, most pets should not have anything orally for a least a few hours - unless you have been instructed otherwise. It is also a good idea to limit your pets’ activity for a few days following a surgical procedure.
If you have any problems with your pet such as vomiting, diarrhea, or unusual discharge, please take away all food and water and call us.
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