When Only The Best Will Do

World-class emergency services for pets.

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When Only The Best Will Do

World-class emergency services for pets.

A plain white background resembling the sterile, clean environment of a veterinarian's clinic. There are no objects, text, or distinct features visible in the image.

Off-Hour Staff

A woman with shoulder-length blonde hair, wearing red scrubs with a name tag that reads "Betsy," is smiling and sitting at a desk with a computer on it. The background includes a counter and cabinets, suggesting Betsy might be a dedicated veterinarian.
The staff and veterinarian are on site through the week day nights and from noon on Saturday through each weekend to Monday morning and all day and night on major holidays.

In-House Diagnostics

A cluttered laboratory workspace with a variety of equipment and supplies, commonly found in a veterinarian's office. Shelves above the counter hold binders, books, bottles, and other items. The counter has various machines, including a centrifuge, a printer, and a computer monitor. A sink is on the left.
Clinical pathology lab; CBC, Biochemistry Panels, Electrolytes, Coagulation Profiles, Blood Gas Analysis, Thyroid Assays, Cortisol Assay, Bile Acid Assay, Canine Specific Pancreatic Lipase Assay, Urinalysis, Cytology.

Virology/Serology Assay: Canine Parvo Virus, Feline Immunodeficiency Virus, Feline Leukemia Virus, Heartworm and Borrelia (Lyme) disease, Canine Ehrlichiosis.

Radiography

A room with a warning sign on the door that reads "Caution X-Ray Radiation." Inside, there are two protective lead aprons placed on a table, and an x-ray machine is visible in the background. This is where the veterinarian conducts crucial diagnostic imaging for pets.
X-rays of the abdomen, chest, neck, spine and hips along with extremities to assess fractures.

Ultrasonography: Real time assessment of organ structure and content. Extremely useful to quickly assess fluid (blood) presence in body cavities following trauma or disease processes.

Surgical

A veterinary operating room with an adjustable stainless steel examination table, various medical equipment, and an anesthesia machine. The room has cream walls, a clean and shiny floor, and a closed window in the background. This space ensures veterinarians have all they need for optimal animal care.
Including but not limited to laceration and dog bite wound repair, Cesarean Section, Chest wall and lung wound repair, Gastric Dilatation and Volvulous, Tumor removal, GI foreign body retrieval/removal, fracture stabilization (bandage/splint).

Anesthesia

A hospital monitor displays vital signs, including heart rate (92 bpm), blood pressure (119/58 mmHg), and oxygen saturation (96%). The screen shows various waveforms and numerical values indicating the patient’s current health status, much like a veterinarian's equipment monitoring an animal's well-being.
  • State of the Art anesthesia induction and maintenance protocols.
  • Monitoring: Blood Pressure, Oxygen Saturation (pulse ox), Blood Gases, Heart Rate, ECG.
  • Respiratory Rate, End Tidal C02 (carbon dioxide), Body Temperature.
  • Aggressive staff training-dedicated anesthetist for each patient.
  • Mechanical Ventilation.

Critical Care Nursing & Therapy

A veterinarian in blue scrubs gently holds a dog's head while a woman, with her back to the camera, assists. The scene unfolds in a veterinary clinic, with medical equipment and cabinets visible in the background.
Family Veterinarian transfers of your pet to provide through the night monitoring and post-operative care. Compassionate, credentialed (RVT) technicians and veterinary assistants provide “minute to minute" monitoring and nursing care to our critically ill patients.

Pain management protocols: Continuous Rate Infusion, local blocks, epidural infusion and combination protocols.

Intravenous fluid therapy, blood and blood plasma transfusion therapy, oxygen and respiratory therapy. Central venous, arterial and peripheral sampling (PICC) catheter placement, indwelling urethral catheter placement.

Euthanasia & Cremation

Two hands gently hold two dog paws, one of which has a heart-shaped mark. The background is a light-colored wooden surface. The image evokes a sense of care and bonding between humans and animals, much like the connection nurtured by a dedicated veterinarian.
Caring and compassionate consultation during a family's difficult decision to stop end of life suffering and pain.

Group and private cremation options. Selection of urns for memoriam of your beloved pet.