Dental care is so important to your pet’s long-term health! We recommend annual dental cleanings and offer full dental services, including exams, cleaning and polishing, digital x-rays and extractions. Three levels of complete dental services are available. All levels include a physical exam, pre-anesthetic blood tests, heart monitoring while under anesthesia, and antibiotics; levels 2 and 3 … Read moreDental
We are proud to offer a full range of surgical services from standard spaying and neutering to highly specialized procedures in our state-of-the-art surgical facilities. Our veterinary team will walk you through the entire process, giving you the tools you need to make informed decisions about your pet’s treatment options. We understand surgery is a … Read moreSurgery
Increasing pet overpopulation shows just how important it is to get your pet spayed or neutered. It’s becoming more of a necessity due to the overwhelming number of pets being abandoned and euthanized in our animal shelters. At our hospital, we want to make this procedure as safe and comfortable as possible. Our spay and neuter procedures … Read moreSpay and Neuter
When quick diagnostic results are needed, we can run a variety of tests right here at the clinic. This includes complete blood counts, general chemistries, electrolytes, and some urine and fecal tests. Heartworm and fecal tests can tell us if parasites are present, and blood screenings and urinalysis tell us how organs and systems are … Read moreDiagnostics
We offer full-service day or overnight boarding for your cat or dog. Food and bedding are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own, as well as any toys from home. An attendant is always on site during our normal business hours. Dogs are walked approximately four times a day, and cages are cleaned twice a … Read moreBoarding and Grooming
We believe good nutrition is key to making sure your pet has the happiest, healthiest life possible. Addressing behavior issues, whether they are the result of age, a health problem, or simply a matter of training, is also extremely important to maintaining the bond you have with your pet. Behavior Behavior problems are something most … Read moreNutritional & Behavioral Counseling
Parasite Control: Fleas and ticks – preventing them in the first place is easier and less expensive than getting rid of them after they’ve infested your pet. Another dangerous parasite is heartworm—and that’s on the rise in our area. We can recommend parasite prevention to suit your pet’s needs and your budget. Skin Conditions: Allergies … Read moreOther Services
Exotic Pets and You Exotics and pocket pets might be small, but they are mighty—and they deserve the best of care, just like humans and other pet companions. At Tri-County Small Animal Hospital, we’re happy to see rabbits, hamsters and other pocket pets. Bringing Your Small Pet to the Vet We know that coming to … Read moreExotics
Annual exams are your pet’s first line of defense. Tri-County Small Animal Hospital’s comprehensive annual exams include checking their overall health by taking their temperature, examining skin and coat, lung and cardiac function, internal health, oral hygiene, eyes, ears, and demeanor. Keeping your canine or feline up to date on vaccinations is a highly effective … Read moreWellness and Vaccinations