Value Vet Main St.

We recommend all patients have a full wellness exam annually to ensure a preventative health plan can be tailored to your pet’s needs. We also understand that your pet may need care outside of a annual visit and are available for sick exams new pet exams and geriatric exams.

All dogs should receive rabies distemper/parvo vaccines every year. All cats should receive rabies upper respiratory and leukemia vaccines every year. Rabies vaccine is required by state law for all cats and dogs.

We offer heartworm prevention that needs to be given every 30 days or once a month. Keeping your pet on heartworm prevention year round is the only way to combat this risk.

Protect your family from potential risks associated with fleas and ticks by talking to your veterinarian about the right prevention for your pet.

Because ID tags can be lost Value Vet recommends all patients be microchipped.

Flea and tick infestations can cause disease in cats and dogs. Fleas can also spread parasites such as tapeworms as well as cause serious skin problems due to flea allergies.

Value Vet uses a reference lab for our laboratory testing needs. This allows us to offer a wide range of tests which are performed in a state-of-the-art building by trained professionals.

Adult Dog Annual includes fecal analysis and Adult Cat Annual also includes fecal analysis.

ALL dogs and cats should be spayed (female) or neutered (male)! Surgically altering your pet significantly reduces your pet’s risk for certain types of cancers as well as certain behaviors.