A Lifetime of Wellness
Because love deserves the best
A Lifetime of Wellness
Because love deserves the best
Vaccinations
Keeping your pet up to date on immunizations and booster injections is a highly effective way to prevent many common diseases and infections like distemper
and rabies. Beyond those core vaccines, your pet’s age, lifestyle, and likely exposure to certain diseases will be evaluated before we recommend additional inoculations.
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Dental Care
Imagine what your teeth would be like if you never cleaned them. Well, the same thing is happening to your pet's teeth without good oral care. We recommend
annual dental cleanings and can show you tips for brushing your pet’s teeth, which can reduce the need for expensive extractions and more serious dental work down the line.
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Parasite Control
Fleas, ticks, worms—preventing them in the first place is much easier and ultimately less expensive than getting rid of them after they’ve infested your
pet. We recommend monitoring your pet and having them screened for internal parasites regularly, and we offer a variety of alternatives for flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.
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Behavioral Evaluation
Changes in mood or behavior, lack of grooming, or litterbox problems can often be a symptom of an underlying medical condition. Swiftly addressing these shifts
can help to identify and treat the root cause.
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Skin and Coat Care
Grooming and washing are fundamental aspects of proper pet hygiene. Proper skin and hair care can prevent things like mange, matting, bacterial infections, and
more.
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Exercise
It's important that our pets are getting enough exercise—especially if they live indoors—is extremely important in maintaining cardiovascular health and a
healthy weight, as well as improve their overall mental well-being.
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Senior Care
At Cary Street Veterinary Hospital, we love elder pets! We also know that preventative care is even more significant for them. Our pets age much more
rapidly than humans, so diseases and illness progress faster as well. We recommend twice-yearly exams and screenings for senior pets to help prolong and improve the quality of their life.
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