Pet First Veterinary Hospital

We provide thorough nose-to-tail wellness exams to ensure total health assessment for pets of all ages, including early disease detection and tailored care plans.

We offer specialized puppy and kitten wellness packages, including initial exams, spay/neuter guidance, vaccination planning, parasite prevention, and nutritional counseling to start your pet's life on the right foot.

Our senior pet care program includes age-specific diagnostics (blood panels, urinalysis), tailored screenings for conditions like arthritis or kidney disease, and personalized wellness plans to extend their quality of life.

We vaccinate pets against core diseases like rabies, distemper, parvovirus (for dogs), and feline distemper/calicivirus/herpesvirus (for cats) with tailored schedules to protect their long-term health.

We offer year-round heartworm testing and prevention with safe, effective oral and topical medications to safeguard your pet from this deadly parasite.

Our parasite control programs include flea and tick prevention solutions tailored to your pet’s lifestyle, environment, and seasonal risks to protect their comfort and health.

We provide microchipping services for pets to ensure permanent identification in case of loss or theft, plus registration to connect you with your pet quickly through national databases.

Our team offers nutritional counseling, including diet reviews and weight management plans, to address obesity (or underweight concerns) and meet your pet’s specific needs at every life stage.

We treat intestinal parasite infections (e.g., roundworms, hookworms) with targeted deworming medications and recommend preventive protocols to maintain gut health.

While not explicitly listed in navigation, our veterinarians discuss behavioral concerns during wellness exams and refer to professionals for counseling to address issues like anxiety, aggression, or litter-box problems.

We perform in-house bloodwork, including Complete Blood Counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels, for annual screening and diagnostic testing to catch early signs of illness (e.g., thyroid issues, kidney disease).

Part of our diagnostic testing, urinalysis helps us monitor kidney function, detect urinary tract infections, or screen for metabolic diseases like diabetes.

We test fecal samples for parasites (e.g., giardia, whipworms) to ensure our deworming and prevention strategies are effective and comprehensive.

Our clinic uses digital X-ray technology to diagnose broken bones, dental disease, organ abnormalities, and foreign objects with high-quality imaging for accurate assessments.

We offer ultrasound imaging to evaluate abdominal organs, reproductive health, heart conditions, and more, providing detailed insights with non-invasive technology.

We diagnose and manage pet allergies (skin/food) through testing and prescribe targeted therapies to reduce itching, inflammation, and secondary infections.

Our tonometry services for glaucoma screening measure intraocular pressure to detect early signs of this painful and vision-threatening condition in pets.

We monitor blood pressure in pets to identify hypertension (common in dogs with kidney disease or senior dogs) and adjust treatments as needed for long-term health.

Our EKG services assess heart rhythm, size, and function—critical for diagnosing conditions like murmurs, congenital defects, or risks related to anesthesia before surgery.

See above (*Professional Dental Cleaning*).

We provide surgical tooth extractions for severely damaged, periodontally diseased, or fractured teeth to relieve pain and prevent infection—always under anesthesia.

Beyond extractions, our oral surgery services address conditions like palate cysts, jaw tumors, or fractures, with advanced techniques for optimal recovery.

We treat periodontal disease through deep cleanings, antibiotics, and gum therapy to restore oral health and prevent tooth loss in pets.

Our clinic performs routine spay/neuter surgeries using safe anesthesia and monitoring protocols to reduce risks and lower the chance of reproductive cancers or unwanted litters.

We surgically or endoscopically remove foreign bodies (e.g., ingested objects, splinters) to prevent obstructions or perforations, typically requiring diagnostic imaging first.

Our clinic performs C-sections in cases of dystocia (obstructed labor) or when maternal health is at risk, ensuring safe delivery for both mother and puppies/kittens.

We repair wounds and lacerations with sutures, staples, and advanced techniques to minimize scarring and risk of infection, often following cleanup and diagnostic imaging.

Our urologic surgery services include bladder stone removal (via cystotomy) and laser lithotripsy options to relieve urinary obstruction—a common and painful issue in pets.

We treat cherry eye (prolapsed gland of the third eyelid) with surgery to reposition the gland and improve comfort, preventing recurrence and complications.

We provide emergency stabilization for life-threatening conditions (e.g., poisoning, trauma) with IV fluids, oxygen, and critical care to prep pets for surgery or monitoring.

Our clinic offers hospitalization services, including ICU care with continuous monitoring (ECG, vitals, and adjustments as needed) for post-surgical or critically ill pets.

We administer oxygen therapy for pets with respiratory distress, post-anesthetic recovery, or conditions like pneumonia to support healthy blood oxygen levels.

IV fluid therapy is a cornerstone of our emergency and hospitalized care, addressing dehydration, toxin exposure, or post-surgical recovery with hydrating or balanced electrolyte solutions.

Our experience with pet pain management includes pharmaceuticals, nerve blocks, and multimodal therapies to keep pets comfortable during procedures and recovery.

We treat toxin exposure with decontamination, IV fluids, and antidotes for common issues like chocolate, lilies (cats), or human medications, and refer for specialized care when needed.

Regenerative medicine includes Canine Platelet Enhancement Therapy (C-PET) to accelerate healing for arthritis and joint injuries using your pet’s own platelets.

For medical reasons (e.g., post-surgery, infection treatment), we perform sanitary shaving to aid wound healing or reduce risks for pets requiring close monitoring.

Through our rehabilitation services, we assist pets recovering from surgery or injury with controlled exercise, stretching, and laser-assisted therapy.

For domestic travel (e.g., state-to-state), we offer health certificates to comply with pet transport regulations (e.g., rabies vaccination verification).

Quality of life assessments help guide decisions for pets with chronic illness or advanced age, evaluating comfort, mobility, and happiness as part of compassionate care.

We connect families with trusted providers for at-home euthanasia when preferred, ensuring personalized and comforting final moments.

Telemedicine consultations are available for follow-ups, medication adjustments, and minor concerns—providing virtual access to our team when in-person visits aren’t feasible.