Anderson Veterinary Services

We provide thorough Comprehensive Physical Exams for all pets, including visual and hands-on assessments of eyes, ears, teeth, skin, lymph nodes, heart, lungs, and abdomen to detect early signs of illness or disease. Our exams ensure a holistic evaluation of your pet’s overall health.

We offer Core Vaccinations to protect your pets against critical diseases like Rabies, Distemper, and Parvovirus. These vaccines are essential for preventing severe, often fatal illnesses and are often required by law for dogs.

We offer Heartworm Testing & Prevention through annual screenings and monthly preventative medications. Early detection and prevention are critical to avoiding severe heart and lung damage caused by heartworm disease, which is transmitted by mosquitoes.

We provide Flea & Tick Prevention programs to protect your pets from parasites that can cause discomfort, allergies, and serious diseases like Lyme disease. Our recommendations include topical treatments and environmental control strategies.

We perform Parasite Deworming for intestinal parasites like roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms. Deworming is typically recommended for puppies/kittens at 8 and 12 weeks, with annual fecal exams to ensure ongoing protection.

We conduct Fecal Testing to screen for intestinal parasites, including roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. This test is recommended annually for all pets and is crucial for preventing zoonotic infections (transmissible to humans).

We treat Periodontal Disease through professional cleanings, at-home dental care education, and advanced stages with scaling and root planing. Early intervention is key to preventing gum disease progression and tooth loss.

We educate pet owners on At-Home Dental Care, including proper brushing techniques, pet-safe toothpaste, and dietary recommendations to maintain oral health between professional cleanings.

We perform Spay & Neuter Surgery for dogs and cats, typically between 5–6 months of age. These procedures help prevent overpopulation, reduce health risks like mammary tumors and pyometra, and eliminate unwanted behaviors like roaming or marking.