Services
Wellness Exams
Micro Chipping
A pet microchip is an intelligent device designed inside a glass enclosure. The enclosure works with your pet’s skin tissue in such a way that it’s radio frequency is read by universal scanners for the lifetime of your pet. Implanting a microchip is essentially the same as administering a vaccine. Your pet will not be able to feel the microchip once it is inserted. For more information on microchipping your pet Click Here.
Large Animal Care
We are proud to be the only animal clinic in the Sumter area to offer services to large animals.
In-House Laboratory
Our In-House Laboratory enables your doctor to confirm your pets diagnosis in minutes so that you leave with all of the facts and a comprehensive treatment plan for your pet.
Spay & Neuter
Many pet owners opt to spay or neuter their pets, and spaying and neutering are important for reducing pet overpopulation. During surgical sterilization, a veterinarian removes certain reproductive organs. Click on the Forms & Education tab to download before and aftercare instructions. For more information on these procedures Click Here.
Dental Care
A “dental,” also sometimes called a “prophy,” or prophylaxis is a cleaning and polishing of a dog’s or cat’s teeth. Dental cleaning should be performed on your pet when gingivitis (red area along the gum lines) is seen or bleeding during brushing is noted. Many pets get their teeth cleaned once a year. For more information about dental procedures Click Here.
Digital Radiology
Digital Radiography is one of the most commonly used diagnostic tools in veterinary practice. It provides a large amount of information to the veterinarian by noninvasive and economical means. It does not alter the disease process or cause unacceptable discomfort to the animal. Although radiography itself is painless, sedation is sometimes in order to reduce anxiety and stress associated with the procedure.
Vaccinations
Vaccines are health products that trigger protective immune responses in pets and prepare them to fight future infections from disease-causing agents. Vaccines can lessen the severity of future diseases and certain vaccines can prevent infection altogether. Today, a variety of vaccines are available for use by veterinarians.