Art City Vets Wellness Center

We provide thorough Comprehensive Physical Exams for dogs and cats, evaluating all body systems including eyes, teeth, heart, lungs, and joints via a low-stress approach. Annual exams (bi-annual for senior pets) help detect early signs of illness and allow us to address preventative care like vaccinations. Our detailed evaluations set the foundation for tailored health plans to keep your pet thriving.

We offer specialized Puppy & Kitten Wellness Packages to ensure a healthy start for your new pet. These packages include essential core vaccinations (e.g., DHPP, FVRCP), deworming, microchipping, and educational guidance on nutrition and socialization. Our team designs customized plans to support growth, immunity, and lifelong wellness for puppies and kittens.

Our Senior Pet Wellness Care focuses on geriatric pets through tailored examinations, comprehensive bloodwork (CBC/Chemistry Panels), and diagnostics to assess organ function and early disease detection (e.g., kidney disease, diabetes). We collaborate with you to create individualized care plans, including dietary adjustments and preventative screenings, to extend your pet’s golden years comfortably.

We administer all Core Vaccinations, including Rabies (legally required in PA), Distemper, Parvovirus, and Canine Adenovirus (Hepatitis) for dogs, and Rabies, FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis/Calicivirus/Panleukopenia), and FeLV (Feline Leukemia) for cats. These vaccinations protect against life-threatening diseases and are critical for preventative health.

We offer Heartworm Testing and Prevention services for dogs and cats, recommending yearly testing and month-to-step preventatives like Sentinel®. Heartworm is a serious, often fatal disease transmitted by mosquitoes, and prevention is key. Our team provides guidance on choosing the most suitable preventive based on your pet’s lifestyle and local risk factors.

We recommend and prescribe Flea & Tick Prevention using products like Bravecto® and Bravecto Plus®. These medications offer broad protection against fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites, minimizing risks of Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, and severe skin allergies. We help select the best option based on your pet’s exposure and environment.

We provide Microchipping & Registration using ISO-compliant 15-digit microchips to ensure your pet can be identified worldwide. Microchipping increases the likelihood of reuniting lost pets with their families. Registration includes updating your contact details in national pet databases to maximize effectiveness.

Our Nutritional Counseling & Weight Management services include personalized diet plans based on your pet’s age, breed, health conditions, and lifestyle. We address obesity, food allergies, digestive issues, and specific care needs (e.g., kidney disease, diabetes) to optimize your pet’s diet and overall well-being.

We perform Parasite Deworming for puppies, kittens, and adult pets to eliminate intestinal parasites like roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. Deworming is especially critical for young pets and those showing signs of gastrointestinal distress. We recommend scheduled deworming as part of routine preventative care.

Our Behavioral Counseling services address common issues like anxiety, aggression, and house-soiling in dogs and cats. We combine behavioral therapy with medical interventions (e.g., anti-anxiety medications) to create tailored plans for improvement. Our goal is to improve your pet’s quality of life and strengthen your bond.

We conduct In-House Bloodwork, including CBC (Complete Blood Count) and Chemistry Panels, to assess your pet’s health with rapid, accurate results. These tests are essential for diagnosing illnesses, monitoring chronic conditions (e.g., diabetes, liver/kidney disease), and guiding wellness or senior care plans.

We offer Urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services to identify urinary tract infections, kidney disease, diabetes, and bladder stones. Early detection enables prompt treatment and helps prevent serious complications, particularly important for senior pets and those with pre-existing conditions.

Our Fecal Testing service detects intestinal parasites (e.g., Giardia, Cryptosporidium) and evaluates digestive health. Regular fecal exams are crucial for puppies/ kittens and pets with diarrhea. We provide results and treatment recommendations promptly to resolve issues and ensure your pet’s comfort.

We use Digital X-Rays to diagnose bone fractures, dental issues, heart/lung conditions, and abdominal problems with immediate results. Our state-of-the-art radiography equipment minimizes exposure while providing high-resolution images to guide accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment.

We conduct Dental X-Rays to identify hidden issues like root infections, fractures, and oral tumors that are not visible through physical exams. Digital dental radiography helps us diagnose periodontal disease and plan treatment, including extractions or oral surgery when necessary.

We perform Tooth Extractions for severely decayed, fractured, or infected teeth, or as part of disease treatment (e.g., periodontal disease, oral tumors). Extractions are performed under anesthesia with advanced equipment to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort during the procedure.

Our Oral Surgery services include addressing complex dental issues such as Tooth Extractions, Cherry Eye Repair, and Oral Mass Removals. Surgical procedures are performed using state-of-the-art techniques and anesthesia protocols tailored to each pet’s specific needs.

We provide routine Spay & Neuter Surgery to reduce the risk of cancers, unwanted pregnancies, and behavioral issues. Our surgical team uses advanced equipment and multi-modal anesthetic plans to ensure safety and quick recovery. We recommend the procedure for pets at appropriate ages based on breed and health guidelines.

We offer Emergency Stabilization for critical conditions like seizures, severe injuries, allergic reactions, or poisoning. Our team provides immediate care to improve outcomes, including administration of IV fluids, oxygen, and medications like anti-emetics or anti-inflammatories to stabilize pets before further treatment.

We provide Hospitalization & 24-Hour Monitoring for pets requiring ongoing care, such as those recovering from surgery or suffering chronic illnesses. Our clinic is equipped with intensive care units where pets are observed continuously, receiving fluids, medications, and specialized treatment to ensure recovery.

Our team administers IV Fluid Therapy to treat dehydration, shock, kidney disease, and post-surgical recovery. Fluids are tailored to your pet’s specific needs and are critical for maintaining hydration, electrolyte balance, and organ function during illness or procedural recovery.

We offer Pain Management using pharmaceuticals, cold laser therapy, and post-operative care plans to alleviate discomfort for pets undergoing surgery, recovering from injuries, or suffering chronic pain (e.g., arthritis). Our approach ensures your pet’s comfort and quality of life during healing.

As part of Poison & Toxin Treatment, we provide immediate care for pets exposed to toxic substances, whether it’s lilies (cats), chocolate, antifreeze, or human medications. Emergency protocols include inducing vomiting, administration of activated charcoal, IV fluids, and medications to counteract poisons.

We utilize Cold Laser Therapy to reduce pain, inflammation, and swelling while promoting faster healing for injuries, surgeries, and chronic conditions like arthritis. Laser therapy is non-invasive, drug-free, and helps pets recover more comfortably, reducing reliance on pain medications.

Our team offers Domestic Travel Certificates for pets moving between states or required for boarding facilities, groomers, or shows. These certifications often include proof of vaccinations and rabies tag completion to meet transit or stay policies.

We conduct Quality of Life Assessments to aid pet owners in decision-making during end-of-life care. Using objective tools and compassionate discussions, we evaluate factors such as pain levels, mobility, appetite, and overall well-being to determine your pet’s comfort and guide palliative or euthanasia planning.