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Wellness care is the most effective way to keep your pet healthy and happy throughout life. Whether you have a cat or dog, it’s important to provide your pet with regular veterinary examinations and preventative treatments designed to safeguard his or her longevity and wellbeing.

Vaccinations are the most important part of every cat’s and dog’s preventative care. Vaccines are designed to protect pets from contracting and spreading dangerous, highly contagious diseases. Vaccinating your pets not only keeps them safe and healthy, but it also protects your human family members, too!

Our pets, unfortunately, live much shorter lives than we do. As a result, it’s our responsibility to be there for them and provide them with everything they need until the very end. As your cat or dog ages, the type of care he or she needs will change. By adjusting your pet’s diet, exercise routine, and veterinary care, you can keep your cat or dog healthy, happy, and active long into the golden years.

Although our veterinarians always recommend the least-invasive treatment options possible, surgery is still sometimes necessary for pets. No matter what type of procedure your pet needs, having a pet undergo surgery can be stressful. Our expert veterinary surgeon and experienced staff will do our best to put you at ease while giving your pet the best possible care.

Although we brush and floss every day, many pet owners don’t realize how important professional dental care and routine oral hygiene are for their pets’ health. Just like people, cats and dogs need dental care to keep their smiles (and their bodies) healthy.

At Mountain View Animal Hospital, our experienced veterinary surgeon provides spay and neuter surgery to cats and dogs. If you don’t intend to breed your pet, we highly recommend sterilization.

Every year, millions of pets are lost in the United States. Sadly, most are never reunited with their families. No matter how much you love and protect your pets, accidents can happen, they can get lost or stolen, and without a microchip, the odds of finding them are pretty low. Microchipping your pets is a simple, inexpensive way to protect your furry friends.

When diagnosing a pet’s illness, evaluating an injury, or even when simply performing a routine health screening, our veterinarians will typically begin by talking with you about your pet’s condition and medical history and then performing a physical examination. Many injuries and signs or symptoms of illness, however, warrant diagnostic testing. Depending on the possible diagnoses, our veterinarians might recommend taking x-rays or scheduling an ultrasound in order to reach an accurate diagnosis of your pet’s condition.

When pets are ill, aging, or injured, they have no way to describe how they’re feeling. As a result, it’s up to pet owners and our veterinarians to observe changes in a cat’s or dog’s behavior, appearance, or appetite and to determine the underlying cause of illness. Thanks to a wide array of advanced diagnostic testing capabilities, our veterinarians are able to diagnose disease, determine the extent of a pet’s injury, or detect early signs of illness in pets with routine health screenings.

General veterinary medicine, which includes regular wellness and preventative care, focuses on preventing illness and keeping pets healthy. However, when a pet isn’t feeling well due to an acute or chronic internal condition, systemic disease, or congenital problem, veterinary medicine needs to dig deeper to diagnose and address the medical problem. This is where the internal medicine veterinarians at Mountain View Animal Hospital come in.

At Mountain View Animal Hospital, our clients and patients enjoy the privilege of using our full-service, on-site pharmacy. As our client, we welcome you to fill your pet’s prescriptions for medications and/or foods, purchase high-quality nutritional supplements, medication administration aids, and take care of all your specialized pet supply needs with the convenience of our pharmacy.

The quality of food we give our pets directly corresponds to their quality of life and longevity. All pets require a nutritious, well-balanced diet to stay healthy, playful, and active, but some pets require an extra-special diet designed to accommodate their medically necessary dietary needs. When this is the case, a veterinarian might provide your pet with a prescription for a specially formulated pet food.