FAQs

For healthy adult pets, we recommend annual examinations. However, senior pets or those with ongoing health issues may require more frequent visits to ensure their well-being.

We strongly advise year-round protection against fleas, ticks, and heartworms. Consistent prevention is crucial for your pet's health and comfort.

In case of an after-hours emergency, please contact our emergency line immediately. If unavailable, we recommend seeking care at the closest 24-hour veterinary facility.

The ideal time for spaying or neutering typically falls between six and 12 months of age. However, this can vary depending on your pet's breed and individual health circumstances.

Veterinarians use a body condition scoring system to assess pet weight. At home, you should be able to feel your pet's ribs without excessive fat covering them.

To ease the transition, we recommend a gradual introduction process. This includes supervised interactions between pets and exchanging scents to help reduce stress for all animals involved.

To alleviate your pet's anxiety, we can provide pre-appointment medication. This helps to calm your pet and make their visit more comfortable.

For safe pet travel, use appropriate restraints such as carriers, seatbelt harnesses, or secure crates. It's important to never leave your pet unattended in a vehicle.