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Computerized Record Keeping… for every
patient’s services and treatments. ü
Diagnostic Capabilities … available
on-site including ultrasound x-rays with immediate developing, mini chemistry panels to
determine liver and kidney function, blood analyses for Heartworm, Feline
Leukemia, Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), cytology, fecal exams, and
urinalyses. Use of outside
laboratories insures the availability of additional and comprehensive tests,
frequently with overnight results. ü
Anesthetic Procedures … using the
safest, quickest, and most comfortable possible to provide for a safe, pain-free
sleep and rapid recovery. A
pre-surgical blood screening is available on-site and recommended to assess your
pet’s organ function prior to anesthesia. ü Modern Surgical Techniques … utilizing heart and breathing monitors and intravenous fluid administration during surgery and recovery as needed. A technician is present throughout the procedure and recovery to monitor your pet. Pre- and post-operative pain medications are available and recommended. We will be happy to discuss their benefits with you. Laser surgery available which minimizes pain, bleeding, and the chance of infection. Laser surgery also simplifies some procedures and may eliminate the need for extensive incisions (such as in correction of an eyelid abnormality called entropion). Please ask one of our doctors or staff members about the benefits of using laser for your pet’s surgery. ü
Dental Care … is a necessary part of
complete health care for your pet. With
the use of our modern dental unit, we can provide complete prophylaxis
(electronic scaling and polishing). A
“Dental Care Center” including a variety of special treats and diets
(including Hill’s T/D) will be available to help keep your pet’s gums and
teeth healthy. We would be happy to
demonstrate home dental care for your pet with you. ü
Complete Pharmacy … containing all of
the necessary medicines and prescription foods.
Since veterinarians are required by law to have an established
client/patient relationship, your pet must have been recently examined before
medications can be prescribed or refilled.
To be safe, never give your pet unprescribed medication or
change/discontinue medication without consulting us. ü Microchipping for immediate and permanent identification of your pet. ü
PennHip
Certified Doctor to allow for accurate diagnosis of hip dysplasia. In
the event that your pet requires overnight hospitalization, we will provide that
service at our stationary facility. If hospitalization is required of one
of our patients we have seen during a house call, we can transport your pet to
our stationary location. If a pet requires intensive care, we may elect to
refer you to a 24-hour facility that is nearby – this can be discussed and
decided upon based on an individual and case-by-case situation. In the event that you have an emergency with your pet during regular office hours (8 AM – 8 PM Monday thru Friday and 8 AM – 2 PM on Saturdays), you should always try to contact our office first as we will likely be able to accommodate you to see your pet. Currently, we handle after-hour emergencies by having you call one of several hospitals in the area that offer 24-hour care. These hospitals are: Windcrest Animal Hospital (phone number = 302-998-2995) located on Lancaster Pike (just off of route 141) in Wilmington, Veterinary Specialty Center of Delaware (phone number = 302-691-3647) located on Newport Pike (by Banning Park) in Wilmington, or VCA Newark Animal Hospital (phone number = 302-737-8100) located on Marrows Road (near the route 273 and 72 intersection by the post office) in Newark. Each of these emergency hospitals is approximately 15-30 minutes from our facility.
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