Our routine care for peak-of-life pets covers all their preventative health needs. We do annual wellness checkups, customized vaccine schedules, customized nutrition plans, heartworm testing and prevention. dental care advice and exams, and weight management. We can also address minor illnesses* and help with observation for chronic illnesses like diabetes and arthritis.

New Pet or First-Time Pet Owner?Let's set you up for success! We'll help make sure that the pet you want will be a good fit for you and your lifestyle.

• Appropriate breed selection based on lifestyle
• Prep your house
• Training techniques/recommendations
• Nutritional recommendations
• Common breed-specific health issues

Whether your pet is at the very beginning or the tailend of their lifespan, we can provide the age-appropriate primary care they need. For puppies and kittens, we offer packages and a la carte services for nutrition advice, vaccinations and boosters, spay/neuter advice, oral care, training, microchipping, parasite control, grooming, and exercise. For senior cats and dogs, our annual checks will be tailored toward your pet’s advancing years.

Get the app, get in touch! Our app-supported telehealth portal gives you access to chat with a vet or nurse. You can also schedule video appointments to get your pet looked at from the comfort of your living room. By video, we can do initial meet & greets, triage (assessment and advice), telemedicine (where we can diagnose, treat, and prescribe), post-surgical follow-ups, rechecks, and virtual coaching.

What's Virtual Coaching?We'll coach you on how to perform nail trims, clean your pet's ears, what to expect in your pet's first year, first time pet ownership 101, how to brush your pet's teeth, and even review a chronic illnesses, such as Diabetes and how to give insulin to your diabetic pet. All with our virtual veterinary coaches to help you along and build confidence!

As primary care providers, our clinic is not set up for emergency care. Please seek a veterinary hospital with emergency care for any of the following: profuse bleeding, breathing difficulties, fainting or collapse, discolored or pale gums, heat stroke, choking or excessive coughing, bite wounds, ingestion of toxins, major traumatic injuries such as broken bones or lacerations, allergic reactions or snake bites.

To help keep our overhead costs down and, in turn, our prices down, we do not have surgical capacity in our clinic. The most commonly requested procedures are large mass removals, spays, and neuters. While we don’t perform these procedures ourselves, we can refer you to nonprofit shelters who can perform them affordably for patients or trusted full service veterinary practices in town.

While we can do some localized anesthesia for small mass removals, we don’t perform general anesthesia for procedures such as dental services. We do, however, provide professional dental cleanings quarterly*. Have a vet-anxious pet? Ask us about our FREE Happy Visits. We’ll discuss options such as anxiolytics and/or supplements to help make your pet’s visit more comfortable.

Just like primary care providers for humans, we make referrals to partner specialist hospitals or practices when needed. We have an amazing network of veterinary ophthalmologists, dermatologists, neurologists, radiologists, and oncologists who provide specialist care. Also note that we don’t perform euthanasia, but we can connect you to our preferred providers who match our own level of compassion for your animal family members.