Little Mountain Veterinary Clinic

We offer annual wellness exams to ensure your pet lives a long, healthy life. For older pets or those with medical conditions, we recommend more frequent exams to monitor their health closely.

We provide customized vaccination plans tailored to your pet’s age, previous vaccination history, and lifestyle. Core vaccinations like rabies, distemper, and parvo are included to protect against common and serious diseases.

We offer heartworm testing and prevention programs to safeguard your pet against this serious and potentially fatal disease. Early detection and prevention are key to avoiding irreversible damage to their heart and lungs.

We provide flea and tick prevention treatments to protect your pet from infestations and tick-borne diseases like Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis, which are common in our area.

We provide microchipping services to increase the chances of reuniting you with your pet if they go missing. Our team ensures a quick and painless procedure, followed by registration in national pet recovery databases.

Our clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to perform in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, for rapid and accurate results.

We offer fully automated urine analysis as part of our diagnostic services to assess your pet’s urinary health and detect potential issues early.

As part of our dental care services, we perform tooth extractions when necessary to treat severe dental disease, infections, or injuries.

We offer oral surgery procedures to address complex dental issues, ensuring your pet’s oral health is thoroughly managed.

Our dental care services include treatments for periodontal disease to prevent gum infections and tooth loss, which are common in pets.

We educate pet owners on proper at-home dental care practices to maintain their pet’s oral health between professional cleanings.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries as part of our general surgery services to help prevent unwanted litters and reduce the risk of certain cancers and infections.