Regular Physical Exams
At This Vet Website, we offer comprehensive examinations that help evaluate the overall health of your pet. Regular physical examinations can detect problems in their early stages, before they become serious illnesses requiring prolonged treatment. Preventative medicine is the easiest, least expensive and most important way to keep your pet healthy. Early detection ensures prompt action that may solve the problem before serious consequences occur.
Remember the old saying, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"? That happens to be as true for the health of your pet as it is for any member of your family!
Vaccinations
Annual immunizations are crucial for your pet. Although there are a number of vaccines available, we can help you determine which ones are the best for your pet's individual lifestyle. Vaccination is usually done in conjunction with your pet's physical examination.
In-patient Care/Hospitalization
If at any time your pet is in need of hospitalization due to illness or injury, we can provide top quality in-patient care. We have intensive care capabilities which include blood pressure monitoring, electrocardiograms, intravenous catheters, urinary catheters, fluid and drug therapy and other diagnostic treatments your pet may require.
Exotic Pets
Familiar with a wide variety of pets, we perform physical exams and treatments on smaller pets like ferrets, rabbits, guinea pigs, and hamsters, as well as reptiles.
Blood Pressure Monitoring
A change in blood pressure can often indicate an illness that may otherwise go undetected. At Advance Animal Care Center, we offer blood pressure monitoring using the latest technology providing your pet with the most accurate results.
Humane Euthanasia
The decision to euthanize is common for pet owners. Unfortunately, it is not an easy choice. When a pet has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, is experiencing complications of old age or is suffering from an acute illness or injury, euthanasia may be the only humane treatment. Whatever the situation, the choice to euthanize your pet is highly personal and should be made with the advice and support of your family and veterinarian. We, at This Vet Website, will inform you about the quality of life that is available to your pet and help you live with your decision to euthanize your pet.