Animals of all ages, sizes, and lifestyles require a comprehensive and consistent wellness plan to maintain their health and happiness. Our wellness philosophy combines thorough diagnostics with proactive examinations, preventive medicine, and vaccines. At The Pets Place Animal Hospital, you have the unique opportunity to achieve all these components at once. We want to make sure your pet is more than just healthy. We want to help them thrive. Being proactive with preventive measures ensures the safety and health of your companions. We will provide full medical support for your pet that will keep him or her happy and active for years to come. Schedule an appointment today.

Puppy & Kitten Care

Your puppy or kitten should come in for their first visit when they are eight weeks old. These early wellness exams are crucial to measure your pet’s baselines, administer the key vaccinations, check for internal and external parasites, begin parasite control to protect them from illness, and establish a positive relationship between you, your pet, and our staff.

Pocket Pets

We have found annual exams to be of special importance to pocket pets. By nature, these special small animals hide illnesses and serious problems as a defense against predators. Without the help of proactive wellness exams, these problems may not be discovered until they are too severe to correct. Maintain the health of your small animal by coming to see us at least once a year.

Senior Pets

With the advancements in companion animal medicine, our dogs and cats enjoy longer lives but also exhibit illnesses and conditions we associate with advanced aging. Once dogs and cats reach the age of seven, regular preventive care visits are essential to keeping senior pets healthy and happy for as long as possible.

We conduct our senior examinations with increased attention to detail and extra consideration for your older pet. Our first priority is to keep them happy and comfortable. Our senior pets are more likely to develop serious health issues within a matter of months. Observing a twice-annual schedule for your pet’s examinations is especially important for senior pets to evaluate their organ functions, check for pain or weakness in their joints, and assess their hearing, eyesight, and overall health.

To help your pet remain in optimal health during their senior years, we recommend that your veterinarian review your pet’s medical history for changes and perform a complete physical examination with suggested lab tests every six months. The more regularly we review and evaluate your senior pet, the earlier we can detect diseases, and decide as a team the best treatment for your pet.