Nutrition and Diet
  • Broad Inventory
  • For Cats and Dogs 
  • Canned and Dry
  • Prescription Brands In Stock
    • Hills/Science Diet
    • Royal Canin
    • Purina
  • Prescription Diet Options by Medical Needs
    • Allergies
      • Hydrolyzed Proteins
      • Selected/Novelty Proteins
      • Grain Free
    • Critical Care
    • Gastrointestinal Disease
    • Heart Conditions, Low Sodium
    • Joints/Arthritis
    • Kidney Disease
    • Liver Disease
    • Urinary Stones and Crystals
    • Vegetarian
    • Weight Loss Diets
"Excellent, reception response to email, prompt, staff on phone, always efficient and friendly, staff that meets me at my car, friendly and considerate. Dr. for Greenie was patient, empathetic and informative! Greenie loves his new prescription diet."
Hanne R.

Diagnostic Services
  • Digital X-Rays
  • Digital Ultrasound with Doppler
    • ​Echocardiogram/Heart Evaluation
    • Abdominal Organ Visualization
  • Laboratory Blood Analysis Services
    • ​Blood Cells/Hematology
    • Serum Chemistries
    • In House or Send Out Options​
  • In House Heartworm Testing
  • In House Fecal Studies
  • Ear Canal Sampling 
  • Skin Site Sampling
  • Aspirates and Biopsies of Suspicious Tissues and Masses
  • Performed On A Daily Basis
  • Board Certified Specialist Consultations Available​

Ultrasound - Heart - Echocardiogram

Evaluates Heart Murmurs
Assesses Heart Valve Conditions
Measures Heart Contractility and Functioning
Helps To Guide Heart Medication Therapy

Ultrasound - Abdomen

Visualizes Abdominal Organ Gross Anatomy
Often Combined With Digital X-Rays For A More Complete Evaluation
Useful In Detecting Cancer Lesions

ECHOCARDIOGRAM
Heart Ultrasound Short Video Clips

This video clip shows the "heart beat" of the left ventricle in a cross sectional view in the M-Mode. From this view, our Veterinarians can determine the contractility or "strength" of the main heart chamber and assess its overall strength.
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This is a cross sectional view at the level of the aorta and left atrium. Our Veterinarians can capture valuable data to detect heart chamber enlargement which is a sign of serious heart disease. These heart measurements will in turn determine if heart medications are warranted. Heart ultrasounds can be repeated serially over time to monitor the progression of heart disease and to adjust heart medications.