Middlebury Animal Clinic

We provide annual thorough head-to-tail exams to evaluate your pet’s overall health, detect early signs of illness, and ensure their well-being. Each exam is tailored to your pet’s unique needs based on lifestyle and age, fostering preventive care and long-term partnerships.

We offer young adult wellness packages for pets six years old and younger, which may include comprehensive physical exams, core/lifestyle vaccinations, and bloodwork (CBC & chemistry panels) to monitor organ function and promote lifelong health.

We provide dedicated care for senior dogs and cats (over seven years old) with yearly bloodwork to assess organ function, thyroid levels, and a complete red/white blood cell count. These visits help tailor your pet’s wellness plan to their aging needs.

We administer essential core vaccinations as part of routine wellness visits to protect your pet from preventable diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvo, aligning with their age, environment, and health requirements.

We prescribe and monitor heartworm testing and prevention plans as part of our wellness programs to guard against this deadly parasite, offering customized protocols for both dogs and cats.

We provide flea and tick prevention solutions, including monthly medications and guidance, to protect your pet from pests and associated diseases like Lyme or Ehrlichia, especially in active or outdoor-oriented pets.

We offer personalized nutritional guidance and weight management support during wellness visits, helping pets achieve optimal health through diet adjustments, obesity prevention, or therapeutic food recommendations.

If parasites are detected through fecal testing, we prescribe targeted dewormers to eradicate infections and restore your pet’s gastrointestinal health, often recommending retesting to confirm elimination.

We conduct routine fecal analysis during annual exams to detect intestinal parasites, ensuring both your pet and household remain safe from harmful pathogens like giardia or worms.

As part of our professional dental cleanings, we perform digital dental X-rays under anesthesia to identify hidden dental issues like root damage, fractures, or infections that may not be visible during surface exams.

We perform tooth extractions during dental procedures for severely infected, fractured, or diseased teeth to prevent localized infections and protect your pet’s overall health, with post-op care guidance provided.

We routinely perform spays (ovariohysterectomy) and neuter (castration) procedures to help control pet populations while reducing health risks such as cancer, behavioral issues, and skin/urinary tract problems.

We specialize in the removal of ingested foreign objects—common in pets—such as rocks, toys, plastic bags, pacifiers, or coins—which may become lodged in the stomach or intestines, requiring surgical retrieval.