Barry Veterinary Hospital, Clinic

We provide thorough nose-to-tail wellness exams tailored to your pet’s age and health status. Our comprehensive physicals help detect early signs of illness, monitor chronic conditions, and ensure your pet remains healthy from puppy/kittenhood through their senior years.

We offer specialized puppy and kitten wellness packages to give your new pet the best start in life. These include vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, spay/neuter consultations, nutritional guidance, and age-specific health assessments to prevent common issues.

Our senior pet wellness care includes tailored exams, early detection bloodwork (CBC & chemistry panels), urinalysis, and breed-specific screenings (e.g., EKGs for Bulldogs or abdominal X-rays for Golden Retrievers). We focus on managing age-related conditions like arthritis, kidney disease, and heart issues.

We provide core vaccinations for dogs (rabies, distemper, parvovirus, hepatitis) and cats (rabies, feline distemper/calicivirus/herpesvirus). Our veterinarians create customized vaccination schedules to protect your pet based on their lifestyle and risk factors.

We provide annual heartworm testing and year-round prevention programs. Heartworm disease can be fatal, so we offer safe, effective medications and monitoring to keep your pet protected from this parasitic infection.

Our flea and tick prevention services include topical treatments, oral medications, and environmental control recommendations. We tailor parasite prevention plans to your pet’s risk level (e.g., outdoor activity, local pest prevalence) to keep them comfortable and disease-free.

We offer microchipping as a permanent, safe way to identify your pet if they ever go missing. Our team ensures proper registration in national databases (e.g., HomeAgain or AKC) and provides guidance on keeping contact information up-to-date.

Our veterinarians provide personalized nutritional counseling to address your pet’s dietary needs, whether it’s weight management, age-specific diets (puppy/senior), or managing medical conditions like diabetes. We help you choose high-quality food and portion sizes for optimal health.

We offer intestinal parasite deworming to eliminate worms (e.g., roundworms, hookworms, tapeworms) that can cause gastrointestinal issues or transmit diseases. Deworming is especially critical for puppies/kittens and pets with outdoor access.

Our team provides behavioral counseling to address common issues like aggression, anxiety, excessive barking, or house soiling. We work with you to implement training plans, environmental modifications, and, if needed, referrals to certified behaviorists for complex cases.

We perform in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels, to diagnose illnesses early, monitor chronic conditions (e.g., kidney/liver disease), and establish baseline health profiles for senior pets or those on long-term medications.

Our urinalysis service helps detect urinary tract infections, crystals, kidney disease, or diabetes in your pet. This diagnostic tool is especially valuable during wellness exams and when symptoms like increased thirst or frequent urination are present.

We offer fecal testing to screen for intestinal parasites (e.g., giardia, coccidia) and check for signs of digestive issues. This is a routine part of puppy/kitten care and recommended annually or as needed for adult pets.

Our clinic uses digital radiography to diagnose fractures, dental disease, heart/lung conditions, and abdominal issues. X-rays are essential for post-traumatic assessments, pre-surgical planning, and monitoring chronic illnesses like arthritis.

We provide ultrasound imaging to evaluate organs (heart, liver, kidneys), detect pregnancies, or investigate unexplained symptoms. Ultrasounds are non-invasive and often used alongside X-rays for a comprehensive diagnostic picture.

Our tonometry service measures intraocular pressure to screen for glaucoma, a painful and vision-threatening condition. This quick, non-invasive test is especially important for senior pets or breeds predisposed to eye diseases.

We perform EKGs to assess your pet’s heart rhythm, detect murmurs, or evaluate cardiac health before anesthesia. This painless test is crucial for senior pets, breeds prone to heart disease (e.g., Bulldogs), and those showing symptoms like coughing or lethargy.

Our dental X-rays reveal hidden problems like root infections, fractured teeth, or oral tumors. These images guide our dentists during cleanings and extractions to ensure thorough treatment and your pet’s comfort.

We perform tooth extractions for severely decayed, broken, or diseased teeth under general anesthesia. Our team uses advanced techniques to minimize pain and promote quick healing, often recommending dental cleanings beforehand.

We treat periodontal disease through deep cleanings, root planing, and antibiotic therapy if needed. Early intervention prevents tooth loss and systemic health issues like heart or kidney disease linked to oral bacteria.

We educate pet owners on at-home dental care, including proper brushing techniques, dental diets, and safe chew toys. Our goal is to extend the time between professional cleanings and improve your pet’s oral health long-term.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries as routine procedures to prevent unwanted litters, reduce cancer risks (e.g., mammary tumors), and manage behavioral issues like roaming. Our team uses safe anesthesia protocols and provides post-op care instructions.

We surgically remove foreign bodies (e.g., swallowed objects, splinters) using X-rays for guidance. Our team monitors your pet closely during and after surgery to ensure safe recovery from gastrointestinal or soft tissue obstructions.

We perform C-sections when natural birth is unsafe due to dystocia, small litters, or maternal health concerns. Our team provides round-the-clock monitoring for mother and puppies/kittens, including neonatal care if needed.

We repair wounds and lacerations with sutures or advanced techniques like laser surgery. Our team assesses the need for antibiotics, pain management, and follow-up care to prevent infections and promote healing.

We diagnose and surgically remove bladder stones (uroliths) using ultrasound guidance. Post-surgery, we recommend dietary changes or medications to prevent recurrence and monitor for urinary tract infections.

We provide emergency stabilization for critical cases like trauma, poisoning, or collapse. Our team administers IV fluids, oxygen therapy, and medications to stabilize your pet before further diagnostics or referral to a specialist.

For pets requiring hospitalization, we offer intensive care with continuous monitoring (vital signs, IV drips) and specialized treatment areas. Our team is available after hours for urgent updates on your pet’s condition.

We provide oxygen therapy for pets suffering from respiratory distress, post-anesthesia recovery, or conditions like pneumonia. Oxygen cages or nasal catheters help improve oxygen saturation and comfort during treatment.

Our clinic administers IV fluid therapy to correct dehydration, support kidney function, or maintain hydration during surgery/illness. Fluids are tailored to your pet’s needs (e.g., electrolyte balance, blood pressure management).

We offer comprehensive pain management using medications, laser therapy, and physical rehabilitation. Our goal is to improve quality of life for pets with arthritis, post-surgical discomfort, or chronic conditions.

In case of poisoning or toxin exposure (e.g., chocolate, lilies, rodenticide), we provide immediate treatment, including induced vomiting, IV fluids, and supportive care. Early intervention is critical to prevent organ damage.

We offer medical grooming services like sanitary shaves (for female pets), nail trims/dremeling, and medicated baths for skin conditions. Our team ensures your pet’s comfort during procedures that promote hygiene and healing.

Our sanitary shave service is performed post-spay or for female pets with matted fur around the genital area. This promotes cleanliness, reduces infection risks, and improves comfort during recovery.

We provide nail trimming and dremeling to prevent overgrowth, ingrown nails, or discomfort. Our team uses gentle techniques and offers at-home guidance for pet owners who prefer regular maintenance.

We use cold laser therapy to reduce inflammation, alleviate pain (e.g., arthritis), and speed healing for wounds or post-surgical sites. This non-invasive treatment is often combined with physical therapy for optimal results.

Our physical therapy and rehabilitation services include underwater treadmills (hydrotherapy), massage, and targeted exercises to restore mobility for pets recovering from surgery or managing chronic conditions like hip dysplasia.

We offer hydrotherapy using an underwater treadmill to improve strength, reduce joint stress, and accelerate recovery for pets with orthopedic injuries or neurological conditions. This low-impact exercise is supervised by our team.

Our massage therapy services help relieve muscle tension, improve circulation, and enhance relaxation for pets with arthritis, post-surgical stiffness, or anxiety. Sessions are tailored to your pet’s comfort level.

We provide quality of life assessments for senior or terminally ill pets to guide owners in making compassionate decisions. This includes evaluating pain levels, mobility, and overall well-being through tools like the HHHHHMM scale.

We coordinate at-home euthanasia referrals for pets where in-clinic visits are challenging. Our team ensures a peaceful process with mobile veterinarians and provides post-loss support for families.