Thrive Pet Healthcare Medford

We provide thorough nose-to-tail physical exams to assess your pet’s overall health, including hair, skin, eyes, ears, mouth, teeth, breathing, and response. This includes evaluating weight, stance, movement, and organ function for early detection of potential issues.

We recommend twice-yearly wellness exams for senior pets (typically those over 7 years old) to monitor age-related health changes, screen for chronic conditions early, and provide tailored preventive care.

We administer essential core vaccinations like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus to protect your pet from serious diseases. These vaccines are critical for long-term health and are included in our preventive care plans.

We offer annual heartworm testing and prevention programs to safeguard your pet from this potentially fatal mosquito-borne disease. Early detection and consistent preventative care are key to maintaining their health.

Our clinic provides flea and tick prevention treatments to protect your pets from parasites that can cause skin irritation, infections, and serious diseases like Lyme disease or Ehrlichiosis.

We offer microchipping services to increase the chances of reuniting you with your pet if they ever go missing. The procedure is quick, safe, and includes registration in national databases for easy identification.

During wellness exams, we evaluate your pet’s weight and provide personalized nutritional guidance to help maintain a healthy diet and body condition, reducing the risk of obesity-related diseases.

We perform fecal testing and deworming treatments to detect and eliminate intestinal parasites, ensuring your pet remains free from discomfort and potential health complications.

Our clinic offers in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to monitor organ function, detect early signs of disease, and guide treatment plans.

We provide urinalysis as part of our diagnostic testing to screen for urinary tract infections, kidney disease, diabetes, and other metabolic conditions that may affect your pet’s health.

Annual fecal testing is included in our wellness exams to check for intestinal parasites like worms. Early detection allows us to treat infections promptly and prevent complications.

Our clinic performs tooth extractions when necessary to treat severe dental issues, infections, or fractures that cannot be resolved with less invasive procedures.

We diagnose and treat periodontal disease through professional cleanings, scaling, root planing, and other therapies to restore gum health and prevent tooth loss.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries to help pets live longer, healthier lives by reducing the risk of certain cancers, infections, and unwanted behaviors.

We diagnose and treat cases where pets have ingested or are carrying foreign objects, using imaging and surgical techniques to safely remove them.

Our team provides expert care for wounds and lacerations, including cleaning, suturing, and monitoring to ensure proper healing and prevent infections.

We provide intravenous fluid therapy to pets requiring hydration support, such as those recovering from surgery or suffering from illness.

Our clinic offers comprehensive pain management solutions tailored to your pet’s needs, including medications and therapies to ensure comfort during recovery.

We provide medical grooming services such as nail trims, sanitary shaves, and ear cleaning to address specific health needs and improve your pet’s comfort.

Our clinic offers professional nail trims and dremeling services to keep your pet’s nails at a safe length, reducing discomfort and preventing injuries.

We offer acupuncture services performed by certified veterinarians to treat chronic pain, arthritis, and other conditions using traditional techniques for natural healing.

Our certified veterinarians provide herbal medicine consultations to complement conventional treatments, using natural remedies for pain management and wellness.

We provide compassionate quality-of-life assessments to help pet owners make informed decisions about their pet’s well-being, especially in end-of-life care.