Annual, or even better, twice-a-year examinations help veterinarians prevent health threatening problems from developing.  At a preventative check up our staff will look for signs of:

• Diabetes
• Heartworm Disease
• Dental Disease
• Ear Problems
• Fleas and Ticks
• Internal Parasites

Through these routine regular checkups, our staff is able to evaluate your pet’s needs and plan an appropriate vaccination regimen. Making sure you bring your pet in for a routine schedule of physical examinations and vaccinations provide your pet with the best possible resistance to common diseases.

Contact us today to answer all your preventative health questions.  If you are a first time patient, please fill out our New Patient Registration.

Did you know that puppies need 4 vaccines 4 weeks apart?  Kittens need 3 vaccines 4 weeks apart.  These vaccinations start at 8 weeks of age.  Prevention of infectious diseases is one of the most important steps you can take to help keep your pet free of disease. Our Doctors will be able to discuss with you the right vaccination and preventive health program, depending upon your pet's exposure and risk factors. 

Puppy Combo

• Distemper
• Parvovirus
• Leptospirosis
• Adenovirus
• Parainfluenza

Kitten Combo

• Rhinotracheitis
• Calicivirus
• Chlamydia
• Panleukopenia

It's ILLEGAL to not have a rabies vaccine!
Your pet should have their first rabies vaccine around 6-16 weeks of age.  Then a yearly booster the following year.  The city you live in will regulate how often it needs to be boosted after that.

3 year booster
Grand Prairie
Arlington
Irving
Frisco

Annual booster
Cedar Hill
DeSoto
Duncanville