Wellness Exams

Dogs and cats should have a wellness exam once a year.

VANVETS professional examines the teeth of a canine patient
adorable puppy and kitten touching noses

Convenient expert care

We provide a thorough exam of your pet in a caring environment. In the event a minor ailment is identified, our certified veterinarians provide care so that you can treat your pet at home. We are able to prescribe your pet anything that you would expect at a regular clinic. If something more serious is discovered, we will provide you with the best guidance for the care of your pet. In some cases, we need to make a referral to one of our partners.

A thorough wellness exam

Our veterinarian assesses key indicators of your cat or dog’s health during a wellness visit:

Weight and Body Condition

The vet will weigh the animal and assess their body condition to ensure they are at a healthy weight.

Vital Signs

They will check your pet’s heart rate, respiratory rate and temperature.

Skin and Coat

The vet will examine the animal’s skin and coat for signs of allergies, infections or parasites.

Eyes, Ears and Nose

Our vet will examine the animal’s eyes, ears and nose for signs of infection, inflammation or discharge.

Mouth and Teeth

The vet will examine the animal’s mouth and teeth for signs of dental problems, such as tartar buildup or gingivitis.

Musculoskeletal System

They will examine the animal’s joints, muscles and bones for signs of arthritis, lameness or other issues.

Behavior and Temperament

The vet will observe the animal’s behavior and temperament to assess their overall health and well-being.

Vaccinations

The vet will review the animal’s vaccination history and recommend any necessary updates.

Parasite Prevention

They will discuss and recommend appropriate parasite prevention measures, such as flea and tick control.

Nutrition and Exercise

The vet will discuss the animal’s diet and exercise routine and make recommendations for any necessary changes to help maintain their health and well-being.