What You Should Bring and What to Expect
We encourage clients to bring any health records, vaccine information, blood work, or paperwork that they have obtained from a breeder, adoption agency, or previous veterinarian.
We recommend checking a fecal sample once a year, so if your pet is due for theirs or has never had one, please bring it along to your first visit!
For our adult dogs and cats, our staff will discuss health concerns for our geographical area, incorporating your pet’s lifestyle, and their age before making preventative care recommendations. Our team will talk to you about diet, lifestyle, exercise, and discuss any behavior concerns that you may have. An estimate can be provided prior to any services.
With puppy or kitten visits, we ask that people block out a little more time for their first trip in. Our first visit with a puppy or kitten includes information about the type of lifestyle you expect with your new pet, which vaccinations we would recommend for those activities, and why. We also like to address any training or behavioral concerns as well as nutritional recommendations. This appointment also allows you to ask any questions that you may have as a new pet owner.