Frequently Asked Questions

We know pet care can bring up a lot of questions, and we’re here with answers you can trust. Whether you’re wondering about our services, what to bring to your first visit, or how to book same-day care, our FAQ page makes it easy to find the information you need.

Appointments

Are you accepting new clients?

Absolutely. We warmly welcome new pet families and offer $50 off your first wellness visit when you mention it at booking.

Please bring any previous medical records, a list of current medications, and your pet’s favorite toy or treat to help them feel at ease.

Yes, we offer same-day care appointments depending on availability. Call us early to secure a spot and get your pet the attention they need.

Bring any previous medical records, a list of medications, and any questions or concerns you have. Your pet’s favorite treat or toy can help make the visit more comfortable, too.

Our veterinarians provide expert care for cats, dogs, rabbits, and guinea pigs, customizing services around their unique and individual needs.

Financing

Yes, we do. Military personnel and seniors receive a 10% discount, plus new clients save $50 on their first wellness visit and 10% off dental cleanings scheduled as recommended.

Applying is quick and secure, with instant approval decisions most of the time. If you need assistance, our friendly team is here to guide you through the process during your appointment.

Once your account is approved, simply use it like a regular credit card at checkout. If you apply while at our clinic, you’ll receive your account details immediately for convenient use.

CareCredit covers a wide range of veterinary costs, from wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and specialty medications. It’s also accepted at many healthcare providers outside of veterinary clinics.

You usually pay your vet bill upfront and then submit a claim to your insurer for reimbursement. Some insurance companies also offer direct payment options. All pet insurance plans can be used at any licensed veterinary clinic, including ours.

No, Pawlicy Advisor is an independent comparison service, not an insurer. It helps you research, compare, and select plans from various providers to find the best coverage for your budget and your pet.

The ideal plan depends on factors like your pet’s age, breed, lifestyle, and medical history. A good policy balances affordability with comprehensive coverage and minimal exclusions. Pawlicy Advisor simplifies finding the perfect match for you and your furry friend.

Services

We do not currently provide boarding or grooming. Our focus is on delivering excellent medical care and urgent visits when necessary.

Yes, our USDA-certified veterinarian can issue domestic and international health certificates that adhere to destination regulations.

Most pets benefit from annual exams, but puppies, kittens, and senior pets need more frequent care for closer monitoring.

We create a personalized vaccine plan based on your pet’s lifestyle and risk factors to provide the best protection without over-vaccinating. We can also conduct titer tests to assess your pet’s immunity.

Definitely. Routine exams and screening tests often catch problems like diabetes, kidney disease, or heart conditions before symptoms arise.

Regular exercise, a balanced diet, dental care, parasite prevention, and watching for any changes in behavior or appetite are all key to ongoing wellness.

We provide routine surgeries like spays and neuters, dental extractions, and soft tissue procedures to address injuries or medical conditions.

Our team uses advanced anesthesia monitoring and follows strict protocols to keep your pet safe and comfortable throughout the procedure.

We’ll give you detailed care instructions and support to help your pet heal smoothly at home, including pain management and activity restrictions.

Typically, your pet should fast overnight before surgery. We’ll provide specific guidelines during your pre-surgical consultation.

Surgery may be recommended for spaying/neutering, injury repair, dental issues, or certain medical conditions. Your veterinarian will guide you through the best options for your pet’s health.

Most pets benefit from annual dental cleanings, but those with small mouths, existing dental issues, or of a particular breed may need more frequent visits.

Look for bad breath, visible tartar, red or bleeding gums, difficulty chewing, pawing at the mouth, or a swollen face.

No, only anesthesia allows us to clean below the gumline safely and thoroughly, where dental disease starts.

Yes, and we take extra precautions with pre-anesthetic exams and lab work to ensure safety for older pets.

Yes, we provide tooth-trimming services for rabbits and guinea pigs to prevent painful overgrown teeth.

We use local anesthesia and provide post-op pain medications to keep your pet comfortable. Most pets recover quickly and are much more comfortable eating after treatment.

We recommend at least one wellness visit per year, though senior or medically fragile pets may benefit from more frequent checkups.

Changes in appetite, drooling, weight loss, reduced activity, unusual stools, or hiding more than usual can all signal a problem. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, contact us right away.

Both species require unlimited hay, a measured portion of species-appropriate pellets, and fresh vegetables. Fruits should be offered sparingly. We’re happy to provide tailored nutrition recommendations during your visit.