GoodVets Paradise Valley

We perform comprehensive nose-to-tail examinations to diagnose problems early before they become larger issues.

We can establish care for your new kitten or puppy and advise you about a vaccination schedule heartworm prevention flea and tick treatments and other key practices to keep them happy and healthy.

We stay on top of checkups blood work and dieting and exercise routines for your senior pets. Exams continue every 6 months and may need to be more frequent depending on any diseases present.

We advise you about foundational vaccines including rabies parvovirus hepatitis distemper (panleukopenia in cats).

We provide heartworm prevention and testing to keep your pet healthy.

We offer flea and tick treatments to protect your pet from these pests.

Microchipping can instill peace of mind for those of us with pets that are a little too curious about the outside world. If your pet gets lost the chip is scanned to obtain your name address and phone number so you can be reunited.

We help implement diet or lifestyle changes to combat the effects of age obesity or other conditions. It could be creating meal plans changing food types or adjusting daily intake which may be combined with vitamins medications or exercise routines to encourage longevity and svelteness.

We offer behavioral consultations to identify what triggers your pet’s anxiety and build a treatment plan together which may include lifestyle changes calming tools or medication.

Lab screening should be done annually to compare patterns in your pet’s health year-over-year for early detection of issues from dehydration to hormone issues to cancer.

We use urinalysis to get to the bottom of what’s ailing your pet.

We provide fecal screening for early detection of issues.

We also provide advanced imaging on-site from x-rays to ultrasounds – we’ll look inside your pet to see what they can’t tell us.

We also provide advanced imaging on-site from x-rays to ultrasounds – we’ll look inside your pet to see what they can’t tell us.

We use digital oral radiographs (x-rays) to peek below the gumline during dental exams.

If surgical tooth extractions or mass removals are necessary we’ll take care of this while your pet is still under anesthesia.

We perform oral surgery to treat diseased teeth and gums including tooth extractions preventing more serious illness and bone loss.

We’ll coach you on best practices for continued oral health that are manageable for both of you.

Choosing to spay or neuter your pet can keep them healthy (and ensure you don’t end up with a bunch of unintended fur babies!). Spaying removes the ovaries and typically the uterus while neutering involves removing the testes.

We can perform foreign body removal depending on the nature and location of the object.

In wound repair surgeries the veterinarian will debride the wound treat any infection and stitch the lacerations – ensuring that your pet leaves the surgery ready to heal.

The surgery to remove bladder stones is called a cystotomy and involves surgically opening the bladder and removing the stones to treat pain and blockages.

Many patients need simple corrective surgeries to alleviate common congenital abnormalities such as third eyelid gland repair (cherry eye).

We always work pain management into our treatment plan.

Your veterinarian and their team will express the gland to get things back to normal.

Domestic and International Health Certificates are federal documents stating your pet is safe to travel indicating no threat of disease or risk.

Save time by taking a virtual appointment from home. We offer virtual care for general advice and behavior-related questions or to provide clarity on the urgency of a health concern 24 hours a day.