Walnut Creek Animal Clinic

We provide thorough physical examinations for our pets, evaluating their eyes, ears, teeth, coat, breathing, heart sounds, pulse, temperature, and other key health markers. Our team collects detailed patient history from you to ensure an accurate understanding of your pet’s health, and we take the time to discuss their dietary needs and lifestyle. Every pet’s needs are unique, so we tailor our evaluations to provide informed, personalized healthcare decisions for your furry family members.

We administer core vaccinations based on AAHA and AAFP (Feline) guidelines to protect your pet against serious and life-threatening diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. These immunizations are tailored to your pet’s age, exposure risks, and lifestyle to ensure maximum effectiveness.

We offer in-house heartworm testing to assess your pet’s health and provide preventive treatments tailored to their lifestyle and risk factors. Early detection and prevention are critical in protecting your pet from heartworm disease, and we are committed to helping you maintain your companion’s long-term wellness.

Our in-house laboratory provides comprehensive bloodwork, including Complete Blood Counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels, to evaluate your pet’s overall health. This allows us to detect early signs of disease, monitor ongoing conditions, and ensure we’re providing personalized care to meet their unique needs.

We offer in-clinic urinalysis to assess kidney function, diabetes, urinary tract infections, and crystallization. Understanding the composition of your pet’s urine helps us tailor their healthcare plan and address health concerns promptly.

We perform fecal examinations in our laboratory as part of our routine health assessments. These tests help us detect intestinal parasites so we can implement effective deworming strategies to keep your pet comfortable and healthy.

Our veterinarians perform advanced ultrasound imaging to evaluate soft tissue structures within the abdomen, chest, and other non-bony areas of your pet’s body. This technology allows us to diagnose complex conditions that may not be visible through physical exams or traditional imaging methods.