Our doctors don’t rush through wellness exams. We look closely at your pet’s eyes, ears, heart, teeth, joints, skin, and more, giving you insight into their overall condition and catching any subtle red flags early on.
Vaccines protect your pet from serious and preventable illnesses, but every pet’s risk is different. We create vaccine schedules that are tailored instead of templated, based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and environment.
From heartworm and intestinal parasites to fleas and ticks, we help you stay ahead of the curve. Our team recommends the safest, most effective preventives based on your pet’s habits and the most current risks in the Beltsville area.
Accidents happen, but microchipping can turn a stressful situation into a reunion. This quick, one-time procedure gives your pet a permanent ID that helps them get home safely if they ever go missing.
Older pets thrive with a little extra attention. For senior dogs and cats, we may suggest more frequent visits and additional diagnostics to monitor organ function, joint health, and mobility, ensuring they stay comfortable and active as they age.
Whether your pet needs an appropriate diet for safe weight loss or guidance to manage separation anxiety, we’ve got the tips to help your four-legged friend thrive.
We specialize in dogs and cats to provide the most focused and knowledgeable care possible for your furry companions.
Vaccine needs vary depending on your pet’s age, exposure risks, and medical history. During your wellness visit, we’ll discuss a customized plan that keeps your pet protected without unnecessary boosters.
Most adult dogs and cats should be examined once a year. Puppies, kittens, and senior pets may benefit from visits every six months, depending on their needs.
Absolutely. Cats are masters at hiding illness until their condition has progressed, but routine preventive care can spot health issues early on for easier, more effective management.
Please bring any past medical records, a list of current medications, and notes on any recent changes in behavior or appetite. And don’t forget your pet’s favorite treat to help them feel at home.
