Keeping your baby pets healthy, energetic and alert throughout their lives starts with an
early wellness program. Our Kitten Fitness   Wellness Plan and Puppy Fitness   Wellness Plan offers low cost, comprehensive plans that include the most essential healthcare preventives. Young pets require considerable veterinary care in their first year of life, which can be costly.
Thus, we have added to our Fitness Plan an additional 12 months of cost
saving discounted services.

Waiting until your pet's problems result in severe illness too often means unnecessary pain and discomfort for your much loved companion.		Your pet deserves better than that!
Our hospital's goal is to help your pet enjoy the longest, most comfortable life  by disease prevention, early diagnosis and specific control or treatment.

 First 4 Months: (See Fitness Wellness Plan - Kitten / Puppy)

1. Wellness Physical Examination
2. Fecal Test for Intestinal Parasites
3. Multiple Preventive deworming for Intestinal Parasites
4. Monthly Flea and Heartworm topical Preventive (Revolution)
5. Feline Leukemia and Feline AIDS blood test (Cat only)
6. Vaccination and booster series

Puppy Fitness Wellness Plan Kitten Fitness Wellness Plan Age Table Annual Blood Test Dental Vaccine Parasites Diet Fecal Test Fleas Heartworm Test Mites & Ticks Pain (arthritis) Relief Spaying & Neutering Vaccination Vitamin & Supplements

 At 12 Months:

1. Annual Immunization against preventable infectious diseases
2. Annual Heartworm Test (dog only)
3. Annual Fecal Test for Intestinal Parasites
4. Annual Preventive deworming for Intestinal Parasites
   
   
   
   1. Blood Cell Count to detect anemia and infection
      
      
   2. Blood Chemistry Profile for Liver and Kidney Function, Diabetes, etc.
      
      
   3. Thyroid Test for hormone insufficiency or over production
      
      
   4. Urinalysis to detect early kidney degeneration, and signs of diabetes
      
      
   5. Blood Pressure to check for hypertension
      
      
   6. Tonometry aids in the diagnosis of Glaucoma
      
      
   7. Chest and Abdominal X-rays to visualize the important organs, spine and hips
      
      
   8. EKG aids in the detection of heart irregularities
      
      
   9. Fecal Test aids in the detection of intestinal parasites (also public health matter)
      
      
   10. Heartworm Blood Test design to detect a deadly parasite transmitted by mosquitoes

 

 

  Till Your Pet's 120th Birthday
 

1. Diet: Feed a HIGH QUALITY balanced diet prepared for older patients.
   
   
   1. Most "supermarket" foods use cheap protein sources damaging kidneys
      and liver.
      
      
   2. Moisten food to increase water consumption.
      
      
   3. Prescription diets promote normal function where kidneys or liver are damaged.
      
      
   4. With age, your dog's nutritional requirements change. iVet® Healthy Gourmet™ Canine Senior Diet has been scientifically formulated to meet these changing needs. We invited to stop by our hospital and try for FREE a 8 LB bag of iVET Senior Healthy Gourmet Diet. For more information click HERE
        
2. Supplements: Vitamins, Antioxidants, Hormones, Trace Minerals, Fatty Acids, and Zinc.
   
   
   1. Older pets require 3-5 times as much Thiamine, Choline and Zinc.
      
      
   2. 60-70% of older pets need thyroid supplementation.
      
      
   3. Skin changes in older pets often improve with antioxidants, fatty acid and zinc supplements.
      
      
   4. For more information about Diets & Supplements please refer to our Preventive Medicine page.

Provide your pet with a more comfortable life in its later years.
Please feel comfortable in calling to discuss your pet's care. Our Doctors and staff
are always available to help you provide comfort for your pet companion
 and to discuss the scheduling of your pet's health care.

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