Medical Assessment & Hospitalization
Comprehensive Care for Your Pet’s Health
Should your pet need to stay in the hospital, our trained staff can provide around-the-clock monitoring, treatment for ongoing diseases, and diagnostic testing. We stabilize pets during crises and coordinate transfers to emergency hospitals when needed. Our facility is equipped for long-term care, isolation for contagious illnesses, and customized treatment plans to support recovery and overall wellness.
Treatments Offered
Personalized Care for Every Condition
We offer a variety of treatments designed to meet your pet’s unique needs, from managing chronic illnesses and preventing parasites to providing pain relief and guidance for at-home care. Our goal is to ensure your pet stays healthy, comfortable, and well-supported throughout their treatment.
Metabolic Diseases
Diabetes, thyroid, adrenal disorders.
Parasitic Diseases
Lyme disease, heartworm, Giardia.
At-Home Care Guidance
Subcutaneous fluids, insulin administration, bandage changes.
Medication Support
Free administration for difficult pets.
Pain Management
Post-surgical, injury, arthritis, and palliative care.
Parasite Prevention
Fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites.
Understanding Parasite Risks
Protecting Your Pet Year-Round
Ticks, fleas, and other parasites can transmit serious diseases:
- Fleas are active when temperatures reach 17°C; eggs can remain dormant for months.
- Heartworm is spread by mosquitoes.
- Intestinal parasites can occur year-round.
- Ticks can transmit Lyme disease, Anaplasmosis, Ehrlichia, and other infections.
- Quick identification and prevention are key to your pet’s health.
Ensure Your Pet’s Health Today
Schedule a Medical Assessment
From routine monitoring to specialized care, we provide the expertise and compassion your pet deserves. Contact us to book an appointment and give your pet the care they need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helping You Feel Confident About Your Pet’s Care
What is a medical assessment for pets?
Upon arrival, a technician will need to assess your animal in order to know how critical it is to check all the vitals in order to fill a triage sheet and get a better idea about how the animal is doing and whether they can wait or not.
When does a pet need to be hospitalized?
Hospitalization may be required when a pet needs continuous monitoring, intravenous medications or fluids, pain management, isolation for contagious illness, or stabilization during a medical crisis.
Will I receive updates while my pet is hospitalized?
Yes. Our team keeps pet owners informed about their pet’s condition, treatment progress, and next steps throughout hospitalization whenever possible.
Do I need an appointment for a medical assessment?
No appointment is required. You can walk in or call ahead to check availability, whether your pet needs routine monitoring or more urgent medical attention.