Having your pet examined at least once a year is a great way to stay proactive about their health, but a physical exam can only detect a limited number of conditions. That's why veterinarians often rely on advanced diagnostics for an internal examination. Orillia Pet Hospital is equipped with several diagnostic capabilities to get a glimpse “below the surface," allowing us to better diagnose and treat medical conditions before they become serious. www.OrilliaPetHospital.com
No loving pet owner wants to see their pet ill, and neither do we. That's why we strongly recommend pet vaccinations for all of our patients here at Orillia Pet Hospital. We believe the best way to treat an illness is to prevent it from ever developing. Vaccines help prevent a number of viruses and diseases that can affect pets. Simply bring your four-legged friend to our hospital, and we'll do the rest! www.OrilliaPetHospital.com
During your pet's wellness exam at our hospital, we'll perform a nose-to-tail assessment to determine if there are any abnormalities or reasons for concern. Some of the things we look for are lumps, bumps, and dental tartar buildup. If you've noticed any changes in your pet's behavior, appetite, or in any other area, please bring it to our attention during this visit. Your pet's wellness visit may also include the following (if necessary):
Diagnostics (X-rays, lab testing, etc.) Diet and prevention treatment Professional dental cleaning recommendation Vaccines Weight loss consultation
They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and this is especially true when it comes to your pet. Preventing illnesses is the best way to help your companion live a long, happy, healthy life, and that's exactly what we strive to do at Orillia Pet Hospital. We want all of your canine and feline companions to be healthy through every life stage. To ensure your pet is receiving care that's tailored to them, we offer several wellness plans that meet all of your pet's basic health care needs. www.OrilliaPetHospital.com
Making the decision to have your pet spayed or neutered can sometimes be difficult. You may not know the best time to have your female pet spayed or your male pet neutered. At Orillia Pet Hospital, we're prepared to thoroughly discuss the benefits and drawbacks of spay and neuter surgery for the breed, size and type of pet you have. We're here for the pets and people of Orillia and surrounding areas as well as the ones just visiting us for the summer. www.OrilliaPetHospital.com
