Animerge: Newton Dean DVM

We perform comprehensive bloodwork in our in-house laboratory to diagnose infections, organ dysfunction, anemia, and other conditions. Results are available quickly to guide treatment decisions.

Our diagnostic services include urinalysis to detect urinary tract infections, kidney disease, diabetes, or crystals in pets. This testing is essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

We offer fecal testing to identify parasites (such as worms) or gastrointestinal issues in your pet. Early detection helps prevent complications and ensures proper treatment.

Our clinic is equipped with advanced digital radiography to diagnose fractures, internal injuries, or chronic conditions. We use in-house imaging for quick and accurate results during emergencies or specialty consultations.

We perform allergy testing to identify environmental or food triggers causing your pet’s itching, skin infections, or ear problems. This helps us develop targeted treatment plans for long-term relief.

Our clinic monitors blood pressure in pets at risk of hypertension (common in older animals or those with kidney/heart disease). Accurate readings help guide treatment to prevent organ damage.

We offer electrocardiogram (EKG/ECG) services to monitor your pet’s heart rhythm, diagnosing arrhythmias, heart enlargement, or other cardiac issues. This is critical for pets with suspected heart disease.

Our clinic uses digital dental X-rays to identify hidden dental issues like root infections, fractures, or retained teeth. This guides precise treatment planning during cleanings or extractions.

Our veterinarians perform safe tooth extractions for diseased, broken, or impacted teeth using dental X-rays to ensure complete removal of roots and prevent complications.

We perform oral surgeries such as tooth extractions, tumor removals, and fracture repairs under anesthesia with strict sterile protocols. Our goal is to restore dental health and comfort.

If your pet has ingested or inhaled a foreign object (e.g., toys, bones, or household items), we perform safe removal procedures using endoscopy or surgery to prevent complications like blockages or perforations.

Our team repairs wounds and lacerations with precision, using sutures, staples, or advanced wound care techniques to promote healing and prevent infections. We monitor recovery closely for optimal outcomes.

We diagnose and treat bladder stones (uroliths) through surgical removal or minimally invasive techniques, depending on the size and location. This prevents painful obstructions and urinary tract infections.

We provide immediate emergency stabilization for pets experiencing critical conditions such as trauma, poisoning, or severe illness. Our team is available 24/7 to assess and stabilize your pet's condition promptly.

We offer round-the-clock hospitalization for pets requiring continuous care, including monitoring of vital signs, administration of medications, and close observation by our experienced veterinary team.

For pets experiencing respiratory distress or oxygen deprivation, we provide oxygen therapy to improve breathing and support recovery under close veterinary supervision.

We administer intravenous fluid therapy to pets requiring hydration, electrolyte balance, or support during illness or surgery. This service is critical for stabilizing patients in emergency or critical care situations.

We provide comprehensive pain management solutions tailored to your pet’s needs, ensuring comfort during recovery or chronic conditions. Our approach includes medication, therapy, and personalized care plans.

If your pet has ingested something toxic—such as chocolate, xylitol, antifreeze, or rodent poison—we offer immediate treatment to minimize damage and support recovery. Our team follows protocols for toxin exposure.

We provide compassionate quality-of-life assessments for pets with chronic illnesses, helping owners make informed decisions about their pet’s comfort and care. This includes pain management and palliative support.