Wellness & Sick Exams

Proactive Wellness Care

Because Your Pet Can’t Tell You What’s Wrong

Regular exams are one of the most effective ways to protect your pet’s long-term health. Because pets age faster than people, changes can happen quickly—often without obvious signs. Routine visits allow your veterinarian to monitor your pet over time, recognize subtle changes, and address concerns early—before they become more serious. Combined with what you notice at home, these exams play an important role in keeping your pet healthy and comfortable.

A review of your pet’s medical history

Monitoring weight and age-related changes

A complete physical examination of the teeth, mouth, eyes, ears, skin, coat, and paws

A discussion of behavioral changes, such as increased thirst, changes in appetite, altered sleep patterns, or reduced activity

Evaluation for early signs of disease affecting the heart, liver, kidneys, joints, and more

Recommendations for vaccinations and preventive care tailored to your pet’s lifestyle and risk factors

Sick Exams

When Your Pet Isn’t Feeling Well

If your pet is showing signs of illness or discomfort, a sick exam helps us determine what’s going on and how to treat it. Your veterinarian will evaluate symptoms and, if needed, recommend diagnostic testing to better understand your pet’s condition.

For senior pets, routine testing may also be recommended—even if they appear healthy—to help detect age-related changes early.