Bloomsburg Veterinary Hospital, Inc

We perform thorough examinations for all pets, assessing critical systems including the heart, lungs, muscles, joints, lymph nodes, eyes, ears, and teeth. These exams help us monitor your pet’s health, detect abnormalities like tumors, and ensure early intervention for any potential issues. Our comprehensive evaluations include physical checks as well as tailored lab testing recommendations.

We provide tailored wellness care for young pets, including a full physical exam, parasite testing (e.g., intestinal worms), vaccination guidance, and preventive recommendations for flea, tick, and heartworm protection. Our packages also cover nutritional counseling and behavioral advice to set your puppy or kitten up for a lifelong healthy start.

We administer essential vaccines for dogs and cats, including Rabies (as required by Pennsylvania law), RCP (Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia for cats), and DAP (Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus for dogs). These core vaccines are recommended for all pets to safeguard against serious and contagious diseases.

As part of preventative care, we provide heartworm testing and prevention services to protect your pet from this potentially fatal parasitic infection. Early detection and preventive medications are critical to maintaining your pet’s health and well-being, especially for dogs exposed to mosquitoes.

We offer expert guidance on flea and tick prevention products tailored to your pet’s needs. Protecting your companion from parasites minimizes risks of secondary illnesses like Lyme disease, allergies, or infections, contributing to their long-term health and comfort.

Our veterinarians provide personalized guidance on nutrition, including diet selection, portion sizes, and feeding schedules. We also assist pets with weight management through dietary adjustments, exercise recommendations, and long-term strategies to ensure optimal health and vitality.

We perform intestinal parasite testing and deworming for puppies, kittens, and adult pets during wellness visits. This service is essential for removing harmful parasites (e.g., roundworms, hookworms) that can cause digestive issues, weakness, or other systemic problems.

During annual physicals and dental cleanings, we utilize digital radiography to capture full-mouth X-rays. This advanced imaging helps us identify hidden oral health issues or pain sources (e.g., abscesses, fractured teeth) not visible during a visual exam, ensuring comprehensive diagnostics.

Same as *Digital X-Rays (Radiography)*

During advanced dental care, we provide tooth extractions to address severe periodontal disease, fractured teeth, or painful oral conditions. Extractions are performed with sedation and anesthesia to ensure your pet’s safety and comfort while treating underlying complications.

Same as above (included in *General Surgery*). We perform C-sections with the highest surgical standards to deliver litters safely when natural birth is not feasible, ensuring the health of both mother and puppies or kittens.

Our clinic addresses traumas requiring wound repair, including stitching lacerations and debriding injuries to prevent infection and promote healing. We provide antibiotics and detailed aftercare instructions to guide your pet’s recovery.

We are committed to providing emergency stabilization services for acute issues during clinic hours (though after-hours cases are referred to specialized emergency centers). Our team prepares stabilized patients for transfer or follow-up care while managing trauma, poisoning, or severe illnesses.

We offer in-clinic hospitalization and vigilant monitoring for pets requiring extended care (e.g., post-surgery, chronic conditions, or severe illnesses). Staff conducts round-the-clock check-ups, administering IV fluids, medications, or dietary therapies prescribed by our veterinarians.

We administer IV fluids for dehydration, kidney disease, surgical recovery, or toxic exposure. This service supports organ function and prevents organ failure while stabilizing patients during severe illness or recovery phases.

We prescribe and manage pain medications for surgeries, injuries, dental procedures, and chronic conditions like arthritis. Options include oral meds, injectables, or cold laser therapy (when available), tailored to your pet’s needs with ongoing monitoring.

We assist in managing exposure to toxins (e.g., plants, chemicals, medications) by providing immediate treatment, including activation charcoal, IV fluids, and supportive therapies. Patients may need hospitalization for monitoring or referral to an emergency clinic for advanced care if necessary.