WesVet Animal Hospital

We provide annual examinations and vaccines to catch potential problems earlier and potentially prevent disease progression. We follow AAHA guidelines and adhere to the strictest standards for pet healthcare.

We recommend wellness visits every four weeks until your new puppy or kitten reaches four months of age to ensure they get their best start. During these check-ups we discuss diet, proper training and socialization, spaying/neutering options, and vaccine considerations.

We recommend semi-annual veterinary visits for senior pets instead of annual visits to detect signs of illness or pain early. Senior pet exams are similar to those for younger pets but more in depth with a focus on diet, nutrition, dental care, mobility and mental health.

We offer vaccines as the first line of defense in keeping your pets healthy. We discuss vaccine protocols at each wellness examination to determine which is best for your pet’s health and lifestyle.

We provide heartworm testing and prevention services to protect your pet from this dangerous disease. We often combine a blood panel with other tests such as a urinalysis and fecal examination for a more complete picture.

We offer microchipping as one of the most effective means of protecting your dog or cat from being lost or stolen. Each chip carries a registration number associated with owner contact information.

We focus on diet and nutrition during senior pet exams to help maintain their health as long as possible. We also discuss proper training and socialization for puppies and kittens.

We recommend routine bloodwork in order to check for any abnormalities during annual wellness visits. Yearly blood tests are essential to identify diseases as early as possible and establish baseline health values.

We perform urinalysis to detect and manage a wide range of disorders such as urinary tract infections, kidney disease, and diabetes. We often combine this with other tests for a more complete picture.

We perform fecal screens as an essential tool to protect both your pet and family from dangerous intestinal parasites. We recommend annual testing to establish baseline health values.

We utilize abdominal ultrasounds to provide a comprehensive view of your pet’s health when looking for internal abnormalities. Our sonograms are performed by the Veterinarians at WesVet Animal Hospital and interpreted by board-certified veterinary radiologists.

We offer canine and feline spay and neuter surgery as part of our wide variety of surgical services to treat and protect your pet. Every patient receives thorough pre-operative examinations and close monitoring during anesthesia and recovery.