Hudson Veterinary Care

We provide thorough Comprehensive Physical Exams to assess your pet’s overall health, detect early signs of illness, and tailor preventive care plans. Our veterinarians recommend yearly exams for all cats and dogs, with more frequent visits for senior pets or those with health concerns.

We specialize in Senior Pet Wellness Care, offering tailored health assessments, diagnostic testing, and proactive management to ensure your aging pet remains comfortable and healthy. Senior exams often include bloodwork, dental evaluations, and personalized care plans.

We provide essential Core Vaccinations to protect your pet from common and serious diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. These vaccines are critical for preventing outbreaks and ensuring your pet’s long-term health.

We perform Heartworm Testing and provide prevention medications to protect your pet from this deadly parasite. Heartworm disease can be fatal, so we recommend annual testing and year-round preventive care, especially for dogs.

Our clinic offers Flea & Tick Prevention solutions to keep your pet safe from parasites that can cause discomfort, allergies, and serious diseases like Lyme disease. We provide tailored prevention plans based on your pet’s needs and lifestyle.

We provide Microchipping & Registration services to ensure your pet can be identified and returned if they ever get lost. Microchipping is a quick, safe procedure, and we assist with registering your pet’s information in national databases.

Our In-House Bloodwork services include complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels to diagnose illnesses, monitor chronic conditions, and assess your pet’s overall health. We offer fast, accurate results to guide treatment decisions.

We perform Spay & Neuter Surgery to help control pet populations, prevent health issues like cancers and infections, and reduce unwanted behaviors. Our surgical team follows strict protocols to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort.

We provide Quality of Life Assessments to help pet owners evaluate their companion’s comfort, mobility, and happiness, especially in senior or chronically ill pets. This guides decisions about treatment options and end-of-life care.