For Vets:
Preventive Care
We operate under the belief that prevention is better than cure, so we heavily advocate for health measures that provide the best protection for your pet, from their first moments through their senior years.
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Preventive Care
We operate under the belief that prevention is better than cure, so we heavily advocate for health measures that provide the best protection for your pet, from their first moments through their senior years.
Book an appointment
Preventive Care
We operate under the belief that prevention is better than cure, so we heavily advocate for health measures that provide the best protection for your pet, from their first moments through their senior years.
Book an appointment
Dental Care
It is estimated that 85% of all pets have periodontal disease by the time they are 3 years old. Regular dental care is important to prevent bad breath, gingivitis, tooth infection and other secondary health issues caused by bacterial infections that originate from the mouth.
Dental Care
Vaccination
Similar to human healthcare, vaccination has always been one of the most cost-efficient means of disease prevention and in improving animal health. Vaccines help to prevent infectious, debilitating, and life-threatening diseases in our pets, and contribute to public health by protecting us from some zoonotic diseases.
Vaccination
Parasite Control
Fleas, ticks, and mites are common external parasites that affect pets. In addition to being exceedingly irritating to the pet, infestations can result in skin problems, allergic reactions, or disease. Internal parasites like worms can also cause serious issues in pets.
Parasite Control
Wellness Examination
A health and wellness examination is a routine checkup for your pet to assess their general health and well-being. This helps us ensure that your pet is healthy and allows us to detect any health problems early. With early intervention, treatment is most likely to be successful.
Wellness Examination
Early Disease Detection & Screening
Early disease detection testing is typically performed as part of a broader wellness exam. Along with a general physical exam that looks at all aspects of your pet’s health, other tests like blood, faecal, urine, and cancer marker tests may be performed.
Early Disease Detection & Screening
Dental Care
It is estimated that 85% of all pets have periodontal disease by the time they are 3 years old. Regular dental care is important to prevent bad breath, gingivitis, tooth infection and other secondary health issues caused by bacterial infections that originate from the mouth.
Dental Care
Vaccination
Similar to human healthcare, vaccination has always been one of the most cost-efficient means of disease prevention and in improving animal health. Vaccines help to prevent infectious, debilitating, and life-threatening diseases in our pets, and contribute to public health by protecting us from some zoonotic diseases.
Vaccination
Parasite Control
Fleas, ticks, and mites are common external parasites that affect pets. In addition to being exceedingly irritating to the pet, infestations can result in skin problems, allergic reactions, or disease. Internal parasites like worms can also cause serious issues in pets.
Parasite Control
Wellness Examination
A health and wellness examination is a routine checkup for your pet to assess their general health and well-being. This helps us ensure that your pet is healthy and allows us to detect any health problems early. With early intervention, treatment is most likely to be successful.
Wellness Examination
Early Disease Detection & Screening
Early disease detection testing is typically performed as part of a broader wellness exam. Along with a general physical exam that looks at all aspects of your pet’s health, other tests like blood, faecal, urine, and cancer marker tests may be performed.
Early Disease Detection & Screening
Dental Care
It is estimated that 85% of all pets have periodontal disease by the time they are 3 years old. Regular dental care is important to prevent bad breath, gingivitis, tooth infection and other secondary health issues caused by bacterial infections that originate from the mouth.
Dental Care
Vaccination
Similar to human healthcare, vaccination has always been one of the most cost-efficient means of disease prevention and in improving animal health. Vaccines help to prevent infectious, debilitating, and life-threatening diseases in our pets, and contribute to public health by protecting us from some zoonotic diseases.
Vaccination
Parasite Control
Fleas, ticks, and mites are common external parasites that affect pets. In addition to being exceedingly irritating to the pet, infestations can result in skin problems, allergic reactions, or disease. Internal parasites like worms can also cause serious issues in pets.
Parasite Control
Wellness Examination
A health and wellness examination is a routine checkup for your pet to assess their general health and well-being. This helps us ensure that your pet is healthy and allows us to detect any health problems early. With early intervention, treatment is most likely to be successful.
Wellness Examination
Early Disease Detection & Screening
Early disease detection testing is typically performed as part of a broader wellness exam. Along with a general physical exam that looks at all aspects of your pet’s health, other tests like blood, faecal, urine, and cancer marker tests may be performed.
Early Disease Detection & Screening
Proactive care for prolonged health
Prevention is always better than cure
Preventive care plays a crucial role in the long-term wellness of your pet. Apart from regular health checks, we also offer vaccinations, dental care, spaying and neutering, nutrition advice, and more, to help ensure that your animal companion enjoys a higher quality of life.
Why do I need to prioritise preventive care?
Preventive care is the cornerstone of animal health. Part of being a responsible pet parent is taking proactive measures not only to keep your pet happy and healthy, but to also catch any potential issues early and detect any subtle changes that happen over time. By staying on top of their health, your pet can live a long, pain-free life.
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Why do I need to prioritise preventive care?
Preventive care is the cornerstone of animal health. Part of being a responsible pet parent is taking proactive measures not only to keep your pet happy and healthy, but to also catch any potential issues early and detect any subtle changes that happen over time. By staying on top of their health, your pet can live a long, pain-free life.
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Why do I need to prioritise preventive care?
Preventive care is the cornerstone of animal health. Part of being a responsible pet parent is taking proactive measures not only to keep your pet happy and healthy, but to also catch any potential issues early and detect any subtle changes that happen over time. By staying on top of their health, your pet can live a long, pain-free life.
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