September Dental Month
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Worried about how your pets will eat after several tooth extractions? Mr. Monkey (who has 4 teeth left) and Chispa (who has 0 teeth left) are here to show you how it's done! |
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Mr. Monkey (a.k.a. Dr. Noack's best buddy) graciously agreed to let us share his story and recent periodontal treatment! When one of our doctors recommends a periodontal procedure and the appointment is scheduled within 30 days, we will offer 50% off the dental cleaning portion (a savings of $65.00 to $90.00!) Please give us a call to book your furry friend's dental treatment or consultation today! |
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Wellness Packages
CBC: A Complete Blood Count helps to evaluate your pet's red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Abnormalities in these cell types can help us diagnose conditions such as infection, anemia/bleeding, autoimmune diseases, and certain types of cancers.
CHEM: A Chemistry measures your pet's liver vales, kidney values, proteins, electrolytes, blood sugar and much more. Some of the diseases that a Chemistry panel helps us evaluate include: Diabetes Mellitus, Kidney disease, Liver disease, Gallbladder disease, Adrenal gland disease, Electrolyte abnormalities, and Intestinal diseases.
URINALYSIS: A urinalysis assesses your pet's urine for white blood cells, red blood cells, bacteria, concentration, Ph, bilirubin, protein, crystals and glucose. These tests help us diagnose urinary tract infections, kidney problems, Diabetes Mellitus, and crystals that could form stones or cause life threatening urinary blockages.
Spec CPL/FPL: This test evaluates your pet's pancreas (an important organ for digestion). Signs of pancreatitis can include vomiting, inappetence and diarrhea.
FECAL/GIARDIA: A Fecal/Giardia test checks your pet's feces for intestinal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and giardia. This testing is particularly important because many of these parasites are contagious to humans.
T4: Thyroid testing evaluates your pets for hypothyroidism (not enough thyroid hormone- more common in dogs) and hyperthyroidism (too much thyroid hormone-more common in cats). This test may also help us diagnose thyroid cancer.
HEARTWORM TEST: This is a blood test for a protein released by adult female heartworms.
FELINE TRIPLE TEST: The feline triple test includes FELV (feline leukemia), FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) and heartworm antibody test.
CHEM: A Chemistry measures your pet's liver vales, kidney values, proteins, electrolytes, blood sugar and much more. Some of the diseases that a Chemistry panel helps us evaluate include: Diabetes Mellitus, Kidney disease, Liver disease, Gallbladder disease, Adrenal gland disease, Electrolyte abnormalities, and Intestinal diseases.
URINALYSIS: A urinalysis assesses your pet's urine for white blood cells, red blood cells, bacteria, concentration, Ph, bilirubin, protein, crystals and glucose. These tests help us diagnose urinary tract infections, kidney problems, Diabetes Mellitus, and crystals that could form stones or cause life threatening urinary blockages.
Spec CPL/FPL: This test evaluates your pet's pancreas (an important organ for digestion). Signs of pancreatitis can include vomiting, inappetence and diarrhea.
FECAL/GIARDIA: A Fecal/Giardia test checks your pet's feces for intestinal parasites such as roundworms, hookworms, whipworms and giardia. This testing is particularly important because many of these parasites are contagious to humans.
T4: Thyroid testing evaluates your pets for hypothyroidism (not enough thyroid hormone- more common in dogs) and hyperthyroidism (too much thyroid hormone-more common in cats). This test may also help us diagnose thyroid cancer.
HEARTWORM TEST: This is a blood test for a protein released by adult female heartworms.
FELINE TRIPLE TEST: The feline triple test includes FELV (feline leukemia), FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) and heartworm antibody test.
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All of these tests are very important to your pet's health and well being. However, on their own, these tests can be very expensive. Therefore we have teamed up with our laboratory service and have put together some discounted wellness packages to make caring for your pet more affordable. |
