FAQs

Please bring any old records or paperwork from your previous veterinarian. Please also bring any medication that your animal is on.

We will contact your previous veterinarian’s office to have your records transferred to us. You simply need to let us know who your previous veterinarian is!

Payment is expected at the time of service. To make sure that your pets receive the care they need, we accept multiple forms of payment. We accept cash and checks along with most major credit and debit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.

Getting pet insurance is always a great idea. There are many plans from which to choose. Some will help with routine visits while others can be very helpful in an emergency. If you would like help choosing a plan, contact us today!

We suggest that you get your pets vaccinated when they are 6-8 weeks old, but this age range varies by animal and breed. To get the full benefits of their vaccinations, your pets will need to be vaccinated several times until they are around 16 weeks old. After that, they will need to come for an examination and vaccinations every year, though some vaccinations can last up to 3 years.

We usually recommend spaying or neutering your pets when they are around six months old. There are times when we might suggest waiting a little bit longer, so be sure to talk to us about it when you bring your pets in for their early vaccination visits.

Yes, spaying or neutering your pet provides important health and behavioral benefits. For females, spaying can help prevent uterine infections and certain cancers. For males, neutering reduces the risk of testicular cancer and can decrease unwanted behaviors such as roaming, marking, or aggression. In addition, spaying and neutering help reduce pet overpopulation by preventing unplanned litters. We recommend discussing the best timing for your pet’s procedure with our veterinary team to ensure they receive the safest and most effective care.