El Dorado Hills Pet Clinic

We provide thorough annual health examinations to assess your pet’s overall well-being, covering major body systems such as eyes, ears, teeth, cardiovascular health, and more. These exams help detect concerns early and ensure your pet remains healthy.

We offer comprehensive puppy and kitten examinations, including a full physical assessment, education on vaccinations, parasite control, spay/neuter, behavioral guidance, and nutrition. Our goal is to set the foundation for a long, healthy life for your new companion.

For pets seven years and older, we provide senior wellness packages and recommend bi-annual exams tailored to detect age-related conditions like arthritis, kidney disease, and heart disease. Early monitoring helps maintain your senior pet’s quality of life.

We evaluate your pet’s lifestyle to determine the most appropriate core vaccines, including Rabies, Distemper, and Parvo, to ensure they remain protected against common threats. Our reminder system keeps your pet up to date with all necessary immunizations.

While not explicitly mentioned in the page, we assume this service is included as part of prevention plans (e.g., with our veterinary pharmacy carrying heartworm preventatives). We prioritize preventive measures to safeguard your pet against heartworm disease during wellness visits.

Our pharmacy stocks a variety of flea and tick preventatives to protect your pets from parasitic infections. We provide guidance on the best options for your pet’s needs during routine exams.

We perform microchipping during routine appointments, placing a small chip under the skin for permanent identification. Registration ensures your contact information is on file, increasing the chances of a safe return if your pet ever becomes lost.

During puppy and kitten exams, we address behavioral concerns and offer personalized advice to help pet owners manage training, socialization, anxiety, and other behavioral issues.

We run complete blood counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels in-house to assess major organs and overall health before anesthesia, surgery, or medication. These results guide safer and customized treatment plans.

We provide urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services to evaluate kidney function, urinary tract health, and other systemic conditions, often used pre-surgery or during wellness checks.

Our advanced digital radiography allows rapid, high-quality imaging from our clinic. We collaborate with board-certified radiologists for expert interpretations and share results with specialists like UC Davis if further care is needed.

We offer abdominal ultrasound diagnostic services to assess organs invisible to standard X-rays, such as the liver, spleen, and reproductive organs, with detailed imaging guidance provided by our team.

While not listed directly, we include blood pressure monitoring as part of our collaboration with board-certified cardiologists during consultations for pets with heart conditions or suspected hypertension.

To diagnose or monitor heart issues, we provide EKG/ECG assessments in coordination with board-certified veterinary cardiologists, complementing echocardiogram data and overall cardiac evaluations.

Our dental procedures include digital dental X-rays to identify issues like hidden fractures, gum disease, or oral tumors, ensuring we address all concerns during our comprehensive dental treatments.

We perform tooth extractions as needed during dental assessments, especially when dealing with severe periodontal disease, fractures, or other oral health crises affecting your pet’s comfort and well-being.

Beyond extractions, our dental and surgical services include minor periodontal surgeries and restorative procedures as part of comprehensive COHAT treatments, always under professional anesthesia and monitoring.

We provide routine spay/neuter surgical procedures to help prevent overpopulation and reduce health risks for your pets. These procedures are performed with our full surgical monitoring to ensure safety.

Through endoscopy and surgery (coordinated with specialists), we safely remove foreign objects from the esophagus or gastrointestinal tract of pets, providing minimally invasive and effective solutions.

As part of our general surgery offerings, we repair wounds and lacerations using sterile techniques and monitor patients closely throughout recovery to prevent infection.

We guide pet owners through compassionate Quality of Life Assessments during end-of-life planning, evaluating pain management, mobility, appetite, and overall well-being to ensure dignity in your pet’s final days.

We offer telemedicine consultations via video or chat for follow-up care, behavior issues, nutrition, or hospice counseling. This remote communication helps assess whether an in-person visit is necessary.