1. We see 1 person with 1 dog at a time with no overlapping appointments to ensure social distancing
2. We check body temperatures with a no-contact thermometer
3. We require face masks upon entry to the office
4. We wear face masks and other personal protection equipment
5. Hand sanitizers are readily available in the exam room
6. We sanitize the entry area, exam room and treatment room after every exam or visit to pick-up food, supplements or medications
What do we mean by Holistic?
Comprehensive - We always consider the whole dog, no matter why you come in.
Integrative - Because we use the best of Western and Eastern Medicine, we have more options available when treating your dog. We simply work for optimal outcomes.
We Listen - Our one-patient-at-a-time, no waiting appointment schedule gives you an opportunity to ask questions and discuss your options.
Our generous appointment scheduling means there is no waiting-room full of other dogs. The appointment time we give you is the time we mean.
We take the time to really listen. Our exams are thorough; we get a complete medical history and give you a comprehensive plan. (Intake exam $74)
There are 5 components to our Wellness Program: Diet, Supplements, Exercise, Prevention, and Therapy. Together they build a foundation for resilience. It is this sturdiness that makes a difference when your dog is stressed or has an accident.
Our goal is to maximize your dog’s health so every day of every year is at full quality. We work with you to build a wellness plan that prevents illness or speeds the recovery from illness.
New Puppies - to get them off to the best start!
Dogs that suffer from allergies
Dogs with medical problems who don't like prescription diets
Dogs with repeated ear problems
Dog owners who wish to control their dog food
Dogs with arthritis and/or back pain
Dog owners who want more options for cancer than chemotherapy
Frustrated owners of unhappy dogs with undiagnosed illnesses
Dogs with bowel or intestinal issues that are chronic or unresponsive
Is Your Dog Getting Enough Water?Unlike us, dogs do not sweat. They cannot be cooled by sweat’s evaporation from the skin. Dogs must pant to get cooled.
Mislabeled: A Hidden Pet Food Health RiskIs dog food mislabeling intentional or accidental? How wide spread is the practice in the industry and is it common knowledge?
Supplements That Help All Dogs (Part 1)A balanced homemade or commercial diet should contain all of the nutrients your dog needs, but we want more for our dogs.
Supplements That Help All Dogs (Part 2)“Let food by thy medicine and medicine be thy food.” Two supplements can help turn your dog’s diet from good into a great diet.
