Geneva Lakes Animal Hospital

We provide comprehensive wellness exams from the time pets are young as a critical part of their healthcare routine. During your pet’s exam we will assess their overall body condition, eyes, ears, mouth, internal organs and systems, skin and much more. We also advise you on all aspects of your pet's care.

We are here to help ensure your puppy or kitten gets off to the best start possible! During their first visit we will conduct a physical exam, develop a vaccine schedule, discuss diet and parasite prevention. We also discuss spaying/neutering and microchipping.

We can help you navigate your pet’s senior years with more frequent wellness exams to detect problems before they become advanced. We may recommend changes to diet, exercise, and other aspects of their healthcare as they mature.

We offer vaccinations starting between 6-12 weeks of age with boosters throughout life. Core vaccines for canines include rabies and DAPP, while core vaccines for felines include rabies and FVRCP.

We discuss the importance of getting your pet microchipped during their first visit.

We offer individualized nutrition counseling and customize recommendations for your unique pet. Our doctors perform a body-condition evaluation during every examination and can give nutritional advice based on what we see.

We can help you develop a prevention routine to keep your pets safe from fleas, ticks, heartworms and intestinal worms. During annual exams we test for parasites with a physical exam, fecal test and blood test.

We offer medical imaging to aid in the diagnosis of many different conditions. Radiographs are both painless and noninvasive ways to evaluate organs and bones allowing us to better understand what is occurring in a pet’s body.

We offer medical imaging to aid in the diagnosis of many different conditions. Ultrasound are both painless and noninvasive ways to evaluate organs and bones allowing us to better understand what is occurring in a pet’s body.

We only recommend tooth extractions if necessary for your pet’s wellbeing, usually when an infected or broken tooth is causing pain. We will discuss what this means for your pet and how to properly care for them while they’re healing.

Our state-of-the-art hospital is equipped with the latest anesthetic and monitoring technology to ensure your pet is safe and comfortable throughout their surgery.

We will develop a safe and effective anesthetic protocol for your pet to ensure they experience very little pain during procedures. We also give some pain relief and sedation prior to the procedure.

We offer acupuncture which involves the use of special needles applied to specific points on the body. These needles can be used to illicit a healing response to problems such as pain inflammation paralysis and allergies.