Annual Exam
​Since our pets age faster than we do, we recommend annual wellness exams.  The reason for these exams is to catch problems while they are manageable.  Our goal is to help your pet live the longest, healthiest life possible. 
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​Age Charts for Dogs and Cats
Spaying/Neutering
We provide spay and neuter services for both your dogs and cats.We recommend spaying and neutering all pets at 6 months of age. 
As a service to our community we offer a discount on spay and neuter fees for any animal adopted from the Humane Society of Otter Tail County.

Deworming
It is important to routinely treat animals at risk for parasites. Puppies, kittens and animals that go outdoors should have scheduled dewormings. Not all parasites are treated with routine dewormers and that is why it is important to  follow up with a fecal examination. 
 
To help prevent the diseases transmitted through ticks and fleas we offer Frontline Plus and Nexgard to protect your pet.
​Oral Health
Our dental services include teeth cleaning, polishing, fluoride treatment,  instructions on home oral care, and tooth 
extractions if needed.
Why is dental health important?
The reason that we stress dental health is because the bacteria that sets up shop on your pet's teeth has an express route to their bloodstream via the gum line.  This can cause problems with their internal organs including the heart valves causing murmur, and also damage to the liver and kidneys. 
Before Dental
After Dental
For Vaccinations Click Below
The SNAP® 4Dx® Test
In less than 10 minutes we can have results!
 
Lyme Disease:
Lyme Disease is spread by deer ticks.  The infected tick bites your pet and then the disease can be spread.  
What are signs of Lyme Disease?
    - Loss of appetite, low or decreased energy, soreness in legs/joints.  For more information go to:  Vetmedicine.com.  Many animals infected may not show signs.
 
Anaplasmosis:
Anaplasmosis spread by the deer and black-legged tick. 
What are signs of Anaplasmosis?
    - Loss of appetite, sore/swollen joints, fever, loss of energy, vomiting and diarrhea.  For more information go to:  Vetstreet.com. Many animals infected may not show signs.

Ehrlichiosis:
Ehrlichiosis spread by the brown dog tick.
What are signs of Ehrlichiosis?
    - Fever, sore joints, depression, pale gums and bloody nose. For more information go to:Vetstreet.com.

Heartworm Disease:
Heartworm Disease is spread by mosquitoes, this parasite takes up residence in the heart and lungs.  They cause lung disease and heart failure. 
What are signs of Heartworm Disease?
    - Loss of appetite, tires easily with little activity, mild persistent cough, collapse and death. 
For more information go to: heartwormsociety.org. We offer Heartgard to help prevent heartworm disease. We recommend dogs be on Heartgard early spring to winter. 

The SNAP® Feline FeLV/FIV® Test
We can test your cat for 2 diseases in less than 10 minutes!
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) :
FIV is the feline form of HIV.  It is transmitted though saliva - most often by bite wounds.  Cats that are infected may appear normal for some time. It severely weakens the immune system.
 What are signs of FIV?
-Recurrent minor illnesses, enlarged lymph nodes, inflammation of the gums of the mouth, upper respiratory tract disease, inflammation of the eye, fever, nervous system abnormalities

 Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV): 
​FeLV  is shed through saliva, nasal secretions, urine and feces.  Infected mothers may also pass the virus to their young.  FeLV is the most common cause of cancer in cats. It decreases the ability to fight infections and illness similar to FIV.  
What are signs of FeLV?
-Anemia, lethargy, progressive weight loss, abscesses, enlarged lymph nodes, persistent diarrhea, infections of the external ear and skin and poor coat condition, fever, uncoordinated, inflammation of the nose or eye, inflammation of the gums and/or mouth tissues.