FAQs

Absolutely! We warmly welcome new clients and their furry friends. Feel free to visit our clinic during our operating hours, and we’ll be happy to assist you.

We are a mixed practice, providing care for a variety of animals. This includes cats, dogs, sheep, pigs, cattle, and horses.

No, our clinic operates on a first-come, first-serve basis for routine exams. Simply drop by during our hours of operation, and our team will be ready to assist you.

We are open from 8-5:30 M-F. We stop seeing exams at 4:30 but will see vaccines until close. We are open Saturday from 8-12. We stop seeing exams at 11 on Saturday and will see shots until close.

Yes, we provide boarding services for both dogs and cats. Your pets will be in safe and comfortable hands while you’re away.

Certainly. We offer USDA-certified travel/health certificates for your pets, ensuring they meet all requirements for hassle-free travel. We may need to refer to other clinics for certain travel certificates. Please call us for more information.

We perform a variety of surgeries on-site, and while we don’t limit ourselves, we prioritize appointments for surgical procedures to ensure thorough and proper care.

Yes, we utilize state-of-the-art digital X-ray technology for accurate imaging, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of various conditions.

While we are not an emergency clinic, we do accept after-hour care for large animals. For small animals, we recommend seeking emergency care at specialized facilities.

Euthanasia services are offered in a compassionate and respectful manner. We work with local cremation services to handle aftercare arrangements, ensuring a thoughtful and dignified process.