Center For Wildlife

We conduct comprehensive physical exams to assess the overall health of wildlife patients, ensuring accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment plans for each species.

We perform in-house bloodwork including CBC and chemistry panels to evaluate organ function, detect infections, and guide treatment decisions for wildlife patients.

We conduct urinalysis to assess kidney function and detect urinary tract issues in injured or ill wildlife.

We perform fecal testing to identify parasitic infections and guide appropriate deworming protocols for wildlife patients.

We use digital radiography to obtain detailed images of bones, joints, and internal structures, enabling precise diagnosis and treatment planning.

We provide ultrasound imaging to evaluate soft tissue structures, abdominal organs, and cardiac function in wildlife patients.

We remove foreign bodies from the gastrointestinal and respiratory tracts to alleviate obstruction and promote recovery.

We provide wound and laceration repair to treat injuries and promote healing in wildlife patients.

We provide emergency stabilization to address critical conditions, including trauma and acute illness, ensuring the best possible outcome.

We offer hospitalization and 24-hour monitoring to provide continuous care and support for recovering wildlife patients.

We administer oxygen therapy to support patients with respiratory distress or compromised oxygenation.

We provide IV fluid therapy to maintain hydration, support organ function, and aid in recovery from illness or injury.

We implement pain management strategies, including medication and monitoring, to ensure comfort and reduce suffering in wildlife patients.

We provide poison and toxin treatment, including decontamination and antidotal therapy, to address exposures and support recovery.