Calling All Creatures Vet Hospital: Wolf Suzanne DVM

We provide comprehensive physical exams for dogs and cats, including evaluations of temperature, eyes, ears, teeth, skin, heart, lungs, and joint health. During these exams, we customize care based on age, lifestyle, and medical history to ensure early detection of potential health issues.

We offer specialized wellness packages for puppies and kittens, including 3-4 physical exams during their first 12-16 weeks, tailored vaccinations, and diagnostic testing (like heartworm for puppies and FeLV/FIV for kittens) to give them a strong start in life.

We perform heartworm testing (recommended annually or as directed) and provide prevention medications to safeguard your pet against this parasitic disease, which can lead to severe heart and lung damage.

We offer flea and tick prevention products, including oral, topical, and collared treatments, to protect your pets from pests that can cause dermatitis, allergies, and transmit diseases like Lyme.

We provide microchipping—a simple, permanent way to identify your pet if they ever get lost. Our microchips include registration with national pet recovery databases for quick return to their loving home.

As part of wellness exams, we evaluate your pet’s diet, body condition, and weight. We offer personalized nutritional plans and weight management programs to promote a healthy, balanced lifestyle.

We provide intestinal parasite deworming treatments for dogs and cats, tested during exams and dewormed as needed to prevent infections that can cause discomfort, weakness, or illness.

We offer in-house digital X-rays (radiography) for accurate diagnosis of injuries, internal abnormalities, orthopedic conditions, or dental disease, enabling timely and targeted treatment plans.

During dental examinations, we use diagnostic X-rays to detect hidden dental issues like abscesses, root problems, or resorption, guiding precise treatment plans for your pet’s oral health.

We perform safe tooth extractions (simple or surgical) for broken, diseased, or abscessed teeth to alleviate pain and prevent systemic infection, using advanced pain management protocols.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries under general anesthesia to promote longevity, reduce risks of cancers (e.g., mammary tumors), and prevent unintended litters while offering clear post-op care instructions.

Through our surgical services, we remove ingested or ingested foreign objects safely to prevent complications like obstructions or perforations, ensuring your pet’s gastrointestinal health.

Our surgical team repairs wounds and lacerations with precision, using sutures, glue, or stents to ensure proper healing while minimizing infection risk and scarring.

For life-threatening emergencies, we provide immediate stabilization (IV fluids, oxygen, etc.) to critical patients before transitioning to comprehensive treatment or hospitalization for recovery.