Moyers Veterinary Hospital

We provide thorough Comprehensive Physical Exams to evaluate your pet's overall health, including checking ears, eyes, nose, teeth, gums, skin coat, weight, heart, lungs, abdomen, joints, and muscles. These exams help detect early signs of illness or predispositions to disease, ensuring proactive care for your pet.

We administer Core Vaccinations such as rabies, distemper, and parvovirus to protect your pet from life-threatening diseases. Our team personalizes vaccination plans based on your pet’s lifestyle and risk factors, ensuring comprehensive immune support and community-wide disease prevention.

Our in-house diagnostics include Heartworm Testing to detect the parasite early, allowing us to prescribe preventive treatments. We provide year-round monitoring and prevention plans to safeguard your pet from this potentially fatal disease, with quick on-site results for prompt treatment decisions.

Under our Parasite Prevention services, we offer Flea & Tick Prevention programs customized to your pet’s needs. We recommend and administer preventatives to eliminate external parasites, protecting pets from allergies, secondary infections, and diseases like Lyme transmitted through tick bites.

We provide Microchipping & Registration services to ensure your pet has a permanent ID in case of loss. Our quick, painless procedure implants a unique chip beneath the skin, linked to your updated contact information. It’s a critical safety measure for reuniting lost pets with their families.

Our Nutritional Counseling & Weight Management services help you create personalized diet and exercise plans for your pet. We assess age, health conditions, and weight goals to recommend diets, supplements, and portion control, ensuring optimal nutrition for a long, healthy life. Healthy weight is a cornerstone of disease prevention.

Using our in-house laboratory, we perform In-House Bloodwork, including Complete Blood Counts (CBC) and Chemistry Panels, to detect hidden health issues like infections, organ dysfunction, or metabolic disorders. Rapid results allow for immediate treatment planning and peace of mind for pet owners.

We offer Urinalysis as part of our preventive screening to check for urinary tract infections, kidney disease, or diabetes in pets. These tests are often recommened during wellness visits or when symptoms like increased thirst or frequent urination are present, ensuring early intervention for urinal system health.

Through our diagnostic testing, we provide Fecal Testing to identify intestinal parasites (e.g., giardia, worms) or infections. Regular screening is vital for puppies, outdoor pets, or those showing digestive symptoms. Early detection prevents discomfort, secondary infections, and the spread of parasites to other animals.

Our in-house diagnostics include Digital X-Rays, allowing us to examine bones, lungs, hearts, and abdominal organs without invasive procedures. This technology supports accurate diagnoses for fractures, tumors, heart issues, or foreign objects, enabling targeted treatment plans and faster recovery for pets.

We utilize Ultrasound Imaging to visualize soft tissues, organs (like the liver, kidneys, or bladder), and pregnancies in a non-invasive, radiation-free manner. Ultrasounds help diagnose conditions like cysts, tumors, or fetal development, providing critical insights for comprehensive care in real time.

Our electrocardiography (EKG/ECG) service monitors heart rhythm, detecting abnormalities like arrhythmias or heart disease early. By combining ECG with physical exams and bloodwork, we ensure heart health is proactively managed, especially in senior pets or those with breathing/lack-of-energy symptoms.

During dental cleanings, we use Dental X-Rays to assess tooth roots, jawbone integrity, and hidden dental issues like abscesses or fractures. These radiographs guide decisions for extractions, fillings, or treatments for oral pain, ensuring thorough care beyond what’s visible during a visual exam.

Tooth Extractions are performed when teeth are severely damaged by disease, trauma, or advanced periodontal issues. Using dental X-rays and anesthesia, we safely remove problematic teeth to alleviate pain, prevent infection, and improve your pet’s overall oral and systemic health.