Woodworth Animal Hospital: Duckett Lynda DVM

We provide annual or semi-annual comprehensive physical exams for dogs and cats, with biannual exams recommended for pets over 7 years of age. These exams help us monitor your pet’s overall health and catch any potential issues early.

We offer tailored wellness packages for puppies and kittens, including monthly exams starting at 6-8 weeks of age, vaccinations, fecal examinations, deworming, and spay/neuter surgeries around 6 months old. These packages ensure a healthy start in life.

We provide specialized care for senior pets with semi-annual wellness exams to detect early signs of age-related diseases and annual bloodwork to monitor conditions like diabetes, kidney disease, or thyroid issues. Early detection ensures better management.

We administer core vaccinations for dogs and cats, including rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and hepatitis vaccines to protect against common and serious diseases. These are essential for maintaining your pet’s immunity.

We perform annual heartworm testing for dogs and cats and provide year-round prevention medication to protect against this potentially fatal disease. Heartworm prevention is a critical part of our wellness care.

We recommend and provide monthly flea and tick prevention treatments for all pets, as these parasites can cause discomfort, allergies, and transmit diseases. We tailor recommendations based on your pet’s lifestyle.

We offer personalized nutritional counseling to help manage your pet’s weight and diet, ensuring they maintain a healthy lifestyle. Proper nutrition is key to preventing obesity-related diseases.

We provide deworming treatments for puppies and kittens until two consecutive negative fecal tests are obtained, as well as routine deworming for adult pets based on their lifestyle and risk factors.

We perform in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBC) and chemistry panels, to monitor your pet’s organ function, detect diseases early, and guide treatment plans. This is especially important for senior pets.

We offer urinalysis as part of our diagnostic services to evaluate kidney function, detect urinary tract infections or crystals, and monitor overall health. This test provides valuable insights into your pet’s well-being.

We conduct regular fecal testing for dogs and cats to check for intestinal parasites such as worms. This is particularly important for puppies, kittens, and pets with outdoor access.

We use digital radiography to capture high-quality images of your pet’s bones, organs, and internal structures. This helps diagnose conditions like fractures, tumors, heart or lung issues, and foreign objects.

Our clinic is equipped with portable ultrasound technology to examine internal organs such as the liver, spleen, kidneys, bladder, and heart. Ultrasounds help diagnose conditions like tumors, organ abnormalities, or fluid buildup.

We perform tonometry to measure intraocular pressure and screen for glaucoma, a condition that can cause vision loss if untreated. Early detection is crucial for preserving your pet’s eye health.

We offer electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG) services to monitor your pet’s heart health, detect arrhythmias or other cardiac issues, and ensure proper function during diagnostic evaluations.

We perform tooth extractions when necessary, such as for severely damaged, decayed, or infected teeth. This helps prevent pain and further dental complications.

We treat periodontal disease through professional cleanings, at-home care education, and medications to manage gum inflammation and prevent tooth loss.

We educate pet owners on proper at-home dental care techniques, including brushing, dental treats, and toys that help maintain oral health between professional cleanings.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries to prevent unwanted litters and reduce the risk of reproductive cancers. These procedures are a key part of preventive care for pets.

We perform foreign body removal surgeries to extract ingested or lodged objects from your pet’s digestive tract or other areas, ensuring their safety and comfort.

We repair wounds and lacerations through surgical techniques, ensuring proper healing and minimizing infection risks for your pet.

We perform cystotomy surgeries to remove bladder stones, which can cause discomfort and urinary issues. This procedure helps restore your pet’s urinary health.

We provide surgical repair for cherry eye (prolapsed gland of the third eyelid) using either traditional or laser techniques to correct this common condition in dogs.

We provide hospitalization services for pets requiring overnight care, such as those recovering from surgery or needing intensive monitoring. In some cases, we may coordinate transfers to emergency facilities if needed.

We administer intravenous fluid therapy as part of critical care and post-surgical recovery to maintain hydration, support organ function, and aid in healing.

We prioritize pain management for all surgical and medical patients using modern techniques and monitoring to ensure your pet’s comfort during and after procedures.

We offer medical grooming services, including sanitary shaves, nail trimming, and anal gland expression to maintain your pet’s hygiene and comfort.

We provide sanitary shaving for pets to prevent matting, infections, or discomfort in sensitive areas, particularly useful for long-haired breeds.

Our team trims and dremels nails safely to prevent overgrowth, which can cause pain or mobility issues. This is a routine part of our medical grooming services.

We perform anal gland expression when needed to relieve discomfort caused by impacted glands, a common issue in dogs.

We offer cold laser therapy to reduce inflammation, pain, and swelling while promoting healing. This non-invasive treatment is beneficial for post-surgical recovery, arthritis, and injuries.

We provide physical therapy and rehabilitation services to help pets recover from injuries or surgeries, improve mobility, and manage chronic conditions like arthritis.