PET WELLNESS VISITS IN PHOENIX

Preventative Care Is Key

Your Pet’s Health Is Our Priority

The health of your pet is, obviously, incredibly important to you. They are your best friend, and as their parent, it is your responsibility to ensure that they are as healthy as they can be. While providing them with a nutritional diet, proper exercise, and an abundance of love is necessary, one thing that you can not forget is making sure that they have routine pet exams. Preventative care for your dear friend is critical. Here at Paradise Point Animal Hospital in Phoenix, our job is to thoroughly check your pet, look for any problems, and recommend any treatments or medication. Learn more about pet wellness visits below and if you would like to schedule an appointment with our veterinarian, then contact our animal clinic today!

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What's Included in a Wellness Visit?

  • Wellness Exams
  • Vaccines
  • Nutritional Counseling
  • Weight Management
  • Parasite Prevention
  • Oral Health Evaluation
  • Skin & Coat Evaluation

WELLNESS VISITS

When performing a wellness exam at our animal clinic, we make sure that we don’t leave anything unchecked. While pets are adorable and have a variety of tricks, one thing that they are unable to do is to tell us if something is wrong. This is why our exams are incredibly comprehensive.

Our veterinarian, Dr. Garth, and her dedicated staff will gently and carefully examine your pet from nose to tail, looking for any irregularities or problems. This includes checking their oral health, eyes, ears, and lymph nodes, but it doesn’t stop there. Your pet’s skin and coat health will be evaluated, we will look at their muscles and joint movement, as well as listen to their heart and lungs. In general, the wellness exam is a health assessment that may also include blood tests, urinalysis, and parasite screening. If there is a problem, we will be able to stop or alleviate the symptom immediately. These exams should be performed annually, but as your pet gets older, it is highly recommended that they have one every 6 months to monitor changes and detect any early stages of disease.

If you are in need of more information or you would like to schedule an appointment at our vet clinic, then contact us now! If you don’t have the time to leave your home or your pet isn’t good in the office, don’t worry! We are proud to offer our mobile veterinary services through our Veterinarians On-The-Go program! Learn more here.

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