Nutritional Counseling
Proper nutrition is extremely important for your pet’s health. We encourage our clients to observe their pet’s eating habits, weight fluctuations, and physical appearance as they may be an indicator for potential medical problems. Our veterinarians can adjust your pet’s diet based on his or her age, weight, activity level, and the presence of any special medical conditions. We offer the following pet diet brands in our office as well as for home delivery:
Behavior Counseling
Noticing any potential behavioral issues or changes, especially as your pet matures, is important to discuss with your veterinarian so that they can form a training and/or treatment plan. Some of the more common behavioral problems observed include –
- Anxiety
- Territorial behavior such as food or toy guarding
- Aggression towards people or other pets
- Inappropriate urination/defecation
- Difficulty in house training
Breeding Counseling
After a thorough examination to determine that your pet is healthy, you may begin the process to breed your pet should you chose to. Our veterinarians are skilled in this area and can aid in the breeding process through artificial insemination, as well. We will also evaluate your pet and her pups to ensure that everyone remains healthy during the pregnancy.
Travel Services
If you are interested in traveling with your pet from state to state or to a foreign country, you will need a Health Certificate completed by a licensed veterinarian. All of our veterinarians are USDA certified and want to make sure that your travel is as smooth as possible. AT THIS TIME, OUR VETERINARIANS ARE NOT ISSUING HEALTH CERTIFICATES TO TRAVEL TO A FOREIGN COUNTRY.
Traveling within the USA
- Contact our office to schedule an appointment within 10 days of travel.
- One of our USDA certified veterinarians will do a complete examination of your pet.
- Your pet will need to be up-to-date on annual vaccinations.
- The veterinarian will complete the necessary paperwork during your visit.
Traveling to a Foreign Country (FOR EDUCATION PURPOSES ONLY)
It’s extremely important to note that your pet’s needs (vaccines, titers, etc.) will vary depending on the destination country. For this reason, please begin your research at least 6 months prior to traveling.
- Go to the USDA Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service webpage.
- Select your destination country by letter near the bottom of the page.
- Print the information needed for your records.
Contact our office to schedule an appointment within the required times mentioned on the website and please bring the paperwork to your appointment with you.One of our USDA certified veterinarians will do a complete examination of your pet.Please allow up to 24 hours for our veterinarians to complete the necessary paperwork.