Vaccine Overview

Vaccines have been highly successful in protecting the majority of pets against disease. Your veterinarian will advise you on the appropriate vaccines for your pet based on your pet's relative risks and specific lifestyle. Depending on your locality, some infections may be more or less likely.

Status Check on Weight

Maintaining a lean body condition throughout growth and into adulthood, is an important way to prevent many long term illnesses. Growth abnormalities and injuries cannot always be predicted. That said, with slow growth, good nutrition, optimal body condition, and regular exercise, the odds of preventing or at least delaying many illnesses are excellent. Your veterinarian will partner with you to create the best plan for your pet.

Dental Check

When rough tartar accumulates on tooth surfaces and touches the gum line it's time for a professional oral assessment. The tartar below the gum line causes the most significant periodontal disease in pets.

Nutrition and General Health

Nutrition is an important part of every pet's overall health plan. Feeding a complete and balanced diet provides pets with the essential nutrients their bodies need. In addition, pet owners can improve their pets' quality of life and prolong their lifespan by maintaining a healthy weight. Nutrition can also play a role in management of a number of health conditions, including chronic kidney disease, gastrointestinal problems, pancreatitis, and urinary disease.