Answering Our Frequently Asked Questions

Pets should receive a yearly checkup and core vaccines. Senior pets or those with special needs may benefit from twice-yearly exams.

Year-round protection is recommended. Options include chews, topical treatments, and injectable preventatives. Your veterinarian can help determine the best choice for your pet.

Before surgery, we perform pre-operative blood work to confirm your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia. An IV catheter is placed, your pet is sedated with safe medications, and our team monitors them closely throughout the procedure. Pain medication and antibiotics are sent home. Recovery usually takes about two weeks.

Yes. We have digital radiography and the ability to run full blood panels in-house. We can also perform tests for heartworms, intestinal parasites, and ear and skin cytology.

We provide allergy testing to identify food or environmental triggers. Nextmune can then create a personalized immunotherapy formula. We also offer Cytopoint injections, K-Laser, and Phovia Fluorescent Light Therapy to support healing and reduce inflammation. Pets with osteoarthritis may benefit from monthly Librela (dogs) or Solensia (cats) injections.