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Hospital Procedures

What payment options do you have?

We accept multiple payment options, including Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, cash, and checks, and for our wellness plans, we use monthly ACH withdrawals.

Do you offer wellness plans?
Yes. We offer wellness plans that are paid by monthly ACH withdrawals.

Office Visits

How long is a typical office visit?

We like to spend quality time with our clients. Because of this, an office visit or an exam for annual wellness care or initial sick care will likely be around 30 minutes per patient. Medical progress visits (rechecks) may be shorter for less involved problems. Our consultations are not limited in time, so very complex cases may take longer.

How far in advance do I need to schedule an appointment?

We can usually schedule an appointment requested within 24 hours. Many times, we can even fit you in on the same day.

Do you take walk-ins?

We do accept walk-ins if we have a doctor available. It is usually best to schedule an appointment so we can guarantee that we will be able to spend quality time with you and answer all of your questions.

Do you accept drop-offs?

Yes, we do accept drop-offs. Drop-off appointments are best accommodated when the pet is there at 8 am. This will give us ample time to attend to all pets that are admitted for the day. Pets that are dropped off are typically available for pick-up between 4 pm and 6 pm.

Pets

What species do you treat?

We treat a wide variety of species of animals from dogs and cats to reptiles, small mammals, and fish. A common saying around the clinic is that if you can fit it through the door, we will treat it—and sometimes, even if you can’t!

Do you require that dogs be on a leash and cats are in carrier?
Yes, we do. This is for the safety of your pet as well as the safety of other clients’ pets. Exotic animals should also be in a carrier.

Surgery

Do you perform surgery?
Yes, we perform a wide variety of surgeries ranging from spay and neuter to mass removals, laceration repairs, amputations, orthopedic surgeries, exploratory surgery, and advanced dental surgery.
What time should my pet be at the clinic for surgery?

Pets should be at the clinic at 8 am for surgery services. If your schedule prevents you from dropping off at 8 am, we can board your pet overnight the night before the procedure.