Passionate Paws Animal Hospital - Weddington

We perform comprehensive physical exams at least annually to detect health problems early on, which gives your pet a better prognosis, simpler treatment, and faster recovery all while reducing your medical expenses.

We strive to tailor a vaccine protocol in the best interest of your pet and offer vaccine titers for those pets that are immunocompromised.

We will design a safe, effective, and easy-to-manage prevention program with you to protect your pet from fleas, ticks, mosquitos, and heartworm. We also offer our Remind Me program for easier parasite control.

We develop safe and nutritionally balanced diet plans that best fits your pet’s lifestyle. Dr. Susan Bonilla has recently completed training in Food Therapy and is currently pursuing her certification as a Veterinary Food Therapist.

We will work with you to establish your pet’s baseline as early as possible using the latest in reference lab technology. This allows us to monitor any subtle changes in your pet’s health and screen for serious diseases harmful parasites and painful infections.

We use the latest in digital radiography for taking full-body and dental x-rays. Faster diagnosis as x-rays are captured in seconds not minutes. Safer for your pet due to reduced radiation exposure levels. Superior detail and image quality ensures nothing will be missed.

We use a non-invasive and painless imaging technique that uses reflections of ultrasonic waves or echoes to examine internal organs. The technique is very useful in evaluating heart conditions and identifying changes in abdominal organs. Ultrasonography is also helpful in the diagnosis of cysts and tumors.

When used alone or with conventional medicine it successfully treats a wide variety of medical conditions such as arthritis and nerve injuries and behavioral problems such as anxiety and inappropriate urination.

Trauma, injury, or degenerative wear and tear to your pet’s spine negatively effects the spine’s surrounding muscles, ligaments, and nerves. Correcting spinal misalignment restores function and mobility to the injured spine allowing your pet to regain and maintain strength, vigor, and well being.

The purpose of pet physical therapy or animal rehabilitation is to ensure muscles, joints, tendons, and ligaments are optimized for movement and functional ability. If your pet has been injured, disabled, or undergone surgery, physical therapy is the key to a successful recovery and healthy life.

We offer natural treatment options backed by extensive clinical research and proven safe and effective for specific health problems, behavioral disorders, and diseases. To maximize results other complementary treatments or traditional medicine are often prescribed alongside the herbal therapy.