Heartland Veterinary and Boarding

We provide thorough Comprehensive Physical Exams for pets of all ages, assessing their overall health from nose to tail. Our exams include evaluations of eyes, ears, skin, cardiovascular, neurological, gastrointestinal, and skeletal systems to detect early signs of illness or disease.

We offer specialized Puppy & Kitten Wellness Packages tailored to the critical developmental stages of young pets. These packages include vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutritional guidance, and behavioral/socialization advice to ensure a healthy start in life.

Our Senior Pet Wellness Care program focuses on early detection of age-related conditions like arthritis, cancer, diabetes, and organ disease. We recommend baseline exams (including bloodwork) for pets aged 7+ years (dogs) or 8+ years (cats) to monitor health changes and improve longevity.

We administer essential Core Vaccinations, including protection against rabies, distemper, and parvovirus for puppies/kittens. These vaccines are critical to preventing severe, often fatal diseases in young pets.

We offer Heartworm Testing & Prevention to safeguard dogs and cats from this deadly mosquito-borne disease. Annual testing and preventive medications are key to avoiding heart/lung damage, with no approved treatment for cats.

Our clinic provides Flea & Tick Prevention programs to protect pets from parasites that transmit diseases like Lyme and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. We recommend year-round preventives, even for indoor-only pets.

We treat Parasite Deworming for intestinal worms (e.g., roundworms), common in puppies/kittens. This service includes testing and deworming to eliminate infections and prevent zoonotic transmission to humans.

We perform In-House Bloodwork, including Complete Blood Counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to assess organ function (kidneys, liver), endocrine health, and detect underlying diseases during wellness or diagnostic exams.

Our Urinalysis service evaluates kidney function, urinary tract health, and infections. This test is often included in senior pet checkups or when symptoms like increased thirst/urination are present.

We conduct Fecal Testing to screen for intestinal parasites (e.g., roundworms, hookworms) and gastrointestinal issues. This is especially important for puppies/kittens or pets with digestive symptoms.

We utilize Digital X-Rays to diagnose conditions affecting bones, organs (heart, lungs), and abdominal issues. Our state-of-the-art technology provides faster results with lower radiation exposure than traditional film.

We perform Dental X-Rays to detect hidden dental issues like root infections or fractures beneath the gumline, ensuring comprehensive oral health assessments during cleanings.

We provide Tooth Extractions for severely decayed, fractured, or diseased teeth under anesthesia. This service is part of our dental care to prevent pain and systemic infections.

Our clinic performs Spay & Neuter Surgery, including ovariohysterectomies (spays) for females and orchiectomies (neuters) for males. These procedures reduce cancer risks, prevent unwanted litters, and eliminate heat-related behaviors.

Our clinic handles Foreign Body Removal, surgically extracting ingested objects or embedded debris from the gastrointestinal tract or other tissues to prevent complications like perforations.

We provide Wound & Laceration Repair services, cleaning and suturing injuries to promote proper healing. This includes post-surgical wound management for optimal recovery.

Our clinic offers Medical Grooming, including sanitary shaves (e.g., around wounds or surgical sites), nail trims, and ear cleaning to support pets with special health needs.

We perform Sanitary Shave procedures for medical reasons, such as preparing skin for surgery, treating infections, or managing matted fur in hard-to-reach areas.

Our Nail Trimming & Dremeling services keep pets comfortable and prevent overgrowth issues. We also address nail bed infections or fractures when necessary.

We provide Anal Gland Expression to relieve impacted anal glands in dogs, a common cause of discomfort or scooting behavior. This service is performed during routine exams or as needed.