Patriot Animal Hospital

We perform thorough physical examinations each year to assess your pet’s overall health and recommend lab work and additional testing as needed. We practice a pro-active versus reactive approach to medicine.

We provide comprehensive care for new puppies and kittens to ensure a healthy start. This includes regular physical examinations, core and elective vaccinations, fecal testing for parasites, and deworming. We also offer guidance on potty training, nail trims, dietary recommendations, potential health hazards, and behavioral advice.

We offer core vaccinations to protect your pet from serious diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. These are important elements of ensuring good health for your puppy or kitten.

We offer heartworm testing and prevention programs to protect your pet from this potentially fatal disease transmitted by mosquitos. We recommend year-round parasite prevention.

We can help you start your pet on preventions to avoid fleas and ticks.

We provide deworming treatments to eliminate intestinal parasites from your pet. Regular fecal testing is also performed to ensure effective parasite control.

We have top-of-the-line in-hospital laboratory equipment capable of yielding lab results within minutes. This includes CBCs, chemistry panels and electrolyte analysis.

We routinely use x-rays to help identify the cause of a problem, rule out possible problems or provide a list of possible causes.

We perform full mouth dental x-rays as part of a comprehensive oral health assessment and treatment plan.

We offer routine spay and neuter surgeries for companion animals. We will discuss pre-operative recommendations to make anesthesia smooth and safe for your pet.

We offer quality emergency care during our regular business hours for serious health problems, injuries and illnesses.

We provide hospitalization services with 24-hour monitoring when your pet needs it most.

We can help improve your pet’s quality of life by utilizing different approaches to medicine as well as pain management and supportive care.

We want to take the time for you to feel heard about any concerns you have and make recommendations to best counsel you through end-of-life discussions. We will discuss assessing your pet’s current quality of life.