Annual Exams

We believe an annual physical exam is an investment in your pet’s future health. Pets age much more rapidly than people, and their health status can change quickly. An annual visit provides an opportunity to discuss health threats associated with your pet’s individual risks that may change over time and with age. Vaccination decisions, food choices, exercise routines, parasite control, and behavioral changes should all be reviewed annually to help ensure long-term wellness. A physical exam may also identify subtle health problems that could go unnoticed at home. Early detection of health concerns allows us to address a problem before it becomes significant.

Behind on your pet’s annual exams? Don’t worry. We can help you get back on track. Give us a call or request an appointment today!

Canine and Feline Vaccinations

The veterinarians of At Home Animal Clinic recommend a balanced schedule of vaccines to protect your pet from a range of preventable diseases. Vaccinations are a safe and effective way to protect your pet from deadly diseases for which there are no treatments. Vaccines help prepare your pet's immune system to fend off invasion by disease-causing organisms.

Canine Vaccines We Offer

• Three Year Distemper, Hepatitis, and Parvo Combo
• Three Year Rabies
• Bordetella, AdenoVirus, and Parainfluenza Intra-nasal Combo
• Lyme Disease
• Leptosporosis
• Canine Influenza

Feline Vaccines We Offer

• Three-Year Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia Combo
• Three-Year Rabies
• Two-Year Leukemia

Parasite prevention

Parasites jeopardize the health of your pet by carrying diseases, stealing nutrients, and damaging organs. Parasitic infections also cause your pet extraordinary discomfort. Some intestinal parasites can infect people, particularly young children and elderly individuals. Internal parasites, such as roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and heartworms, are a constant threat to our pets. We recommend annual fecal and heartworm blood screening tests for early detection and treatment.

External parasites, such as fleas and ticks, plague dogs and cats. Fleas cause intense itching and secondary skin infections. Fleas are extremely difficult to exterminate once the infestation begins. Ticks can spread serious bacterial infections. We recommend dogs be screened annually for infections spread by ticks including Lyme disease, Anaplasmosis, and Ehrlichia.

At Home Animal Clinic offers a wide variety of products including Heartgard, Nexgard, Frontline, and Revolution to prevent internal and external parasite infections..