Ironwood Animal Hospital, A Thrive Pet Healthcare Partner

We provide full nose-to-tail physical exams of your pet’s hair skin eyes ears nose face mouth and teeth breathing stimuli response and more.

We recommend an exam twice yearly for senior pets. We count most pets as “seniors” after the age of 7.

We offer rabies and distemper parvovirus vaccines for dogs.

We offer reliable consistent heartworm preventative to help maintain your pet’s health and happiness. Heartworm disease is serious and potentially fatal to our dogs and cats.

We provide flea and tick prevention to protect your pets from itchy skin skin infections and the spread of tapeworms or diseases like Lyme Disease Ehrlichiosis and more.

Our team is committed to educating our clients on how to keep their pets healthy year-round with good nutrition and exercise. We will evaluate your pet’s weight against similar age breed size and gender.

We offer comprehensive blood and urine tests for all middle–aged and older pets to check internal organ function blood counts hormone levels and test for underlying health conditions.

We offer comprehensive blood and urine tests for all middle–aged and older pets to check internal organ function blood counts hormone levels and test for underlying health conditions.

An annual exam is the perfect time to check your pet’s feces for any intestinal parasites. A marble size amount is sufficient and must be less than 24 hours old.

We offer diagnostic imaging like X–rays CT MRI and ultrasound to help provide care without knowing the root of what is ailing your pet.

We offer diagnostic imaging like X–rays CT MRI and ultrasound to help provide care without knowing the root of what is ailing your pet.

Our specialty facilities are enriched with state-of-the-art equipment traditionally unavailable at non-specialized clinics which allows our highly trained staff to conduct more extensive surgeries and provide innovative treatment options.

Our veterinarians are highly trained to perform routine tooth extractions and will often remove the tooth during a dental cleaning while the pet is still under anesthesia (given permission has been granted by the owner).

We recommend having pets spayed or neutered unless you intend to breed. Pets that have been spayed or neutered tend to live longer and have healthier lives.

We offer diagnostic imaging like X–rays CT MRI and ultrasound to help provide care without knowing the root of what is ailing your pet.

Trimming your pet's nails is a healthy part of their life and can lead to greater comfort in everyday activity.

Our clinical staff can help you understand your pet’s current quality of life so you can make the best choice about end-of-life pet care.