Pruyn Veterinary Hospital

We provide annual wellness exams to evaluate your pet's overall health, detect issues early, and establish baseline values. These exams include a thorough 'nose-to-tail' evaluation of your pet's vitals and physical condition, ensuring proactive care throughout all life stages.

We offer specialized wellness protocols for puppies and kittens, including tailored vaccinations, disease screenings, and preventive care. These packages support optimal development and immunity from an early age (starting as young as 6–8 weeks).

We provide comprehensive care plans for senior pets, with increased frequency and focus for early detection of age-related conditions. Services include geriatric bloodwork, urine analysis, and personalized preventive strategies to maintain their quality of life.

We offer essential vaccinations to protect your pet from deadly diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus. Our protocols include age-appropriate administration (e.g., starting at 6–8 weeks) and booster schedules tailored to your pet’s lifestyle and risk factors.

We offer annual heartworm testing and year-round prevention plans to detect and prevent heartworm, a life-threatening parasitic infection. Prevention includes FDA-approved medications and follow-up bloodwork to ensure your pet’s safety.

We provide comprehensive flea and tick prevention programs to protect your pet against parasites that can transmit diseases like Lyme disease. Our treatments include oral medications, topical solutions, and environmental control recommendations.

We implant microchips—a permanent, injectable identification device—to reunite lost pets with their owners. Registration services link chips to current owner contact information, improving the odds of safe return home.

We work with you to develop personalized nutrition plans and weight management strategies, addressing dietary needs (e.g., age, breed, activity level) to prevent obesity and chronic diseases. Diet consultations may include prescription diets when required.

We perform targeted deworming treatments for intestinal parasites, as detected through fecal testing. Protocols are tailored to your pet’s age, lifestyle, and test results to ensure effective parasite control.

We conduct in-house bloodwork, including complete blood counts (CBCs) and chemistry panels, to evaluate organ function, blood disorders, and systemic diseases. These tests are pivotal for early diagnosis and treatment planning, especially for geriatric or chronically ill pets.

We offer urinalysis as part of wellness exams and diagnostic protocols to screen for urinary tract infections, kidney disease, diabetes, and crystals. This service is particularly valuable during comprehensive preventive care and illness investigations.

We perform fecal testing during wellness visits to detect intestinal parasites (e.g., worms) and monitor intestinal health. Results inform deworming programs and disease prevention strategies tailored to your pet.

We use digital radiography to diagnose conditions like fractures, foreign objects, arthritis, and internal abnormalities caused by injury, illness, or congenital issues. Our imaging services include orthopedic and soft tissue evaluations.

We utilize diagnostic ultrasound to examine internal organs, cysts, tumors, heart disease, and reproductive issues. Ultrasound provides real-time imaging to aid in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning without invasive procedures.

We offer allergy testing to identify environmental or food allergies in pets, providing targeted treatment options (e.g., dietary changes or medications) to alleviate discomfort and reduce symptoms like itching or ear infections.

We offer electrocardiogram (EKG) testing to evaluate heart function and diagnose arrhythmias, congenital defects, or chronic conditions. Our cardiac monitoring helps guide treatment to maintain optimal cardiovascular health.

We use dental X-rays to detect hidden dental issues like root infections, fractures, or absorbed teeth, which are undetectable via visual examination. These radiographs inform treatment plans to ensure complete oral health.

We perform tooth extractions when necessary due to severe periodontal disease, infection, or trauma. Our goal is always to save teeth when possible, but we prioritize pain management and pet safety in all procedures.

We perform spay (ovariohysterectomy) and neuter (castration) surgeries to control pet overpopulation, reduce health risks (e.g., cancer, infections), and manage behavioral issues. Our procedures include advanced pain management, IV fluids, and post-operative care for optimal recovery.

We provide oxygen therapy to support pets experiencing respiratory distress, post-anesthesia recovery, or chronic lung conditions. Our medical team monitors oxygen levels to ensure comfort and stability during acute episodes.

We administer IV fluids for hydration, pain management, or treatment of conditions like shock, kidney disease, or post-surgery recovery. Fluids help maintain blood pressure, organ function, and overall stabilization.

We offer comprehensive pain management strategies for pets undergoing surgery, recovery, or chronic conditions. This includes multimodal pain control (e.g., local anesthesia, injectable pain meds) and follow-up oral pain relief protocols.

We provide emergency care for pets exposed to toxic substances (e.g., chocolate, lilies, antifreeze) under close medical supervision. Treatments include IV therapy, induced vomiting, activated charcoal, or monitoring for complications.

We utilize cold laser therapy to reduce pain, inflammation, and promote tissue healing. This noninvasive treatment is effective for post-surgical pain, arthritis, and wound recovery, enhancing comfort and mobility without drugs.

We issue domestic travel health certificates for pets moving within the U.S., ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations. These certificates validate your pet’s health status prior to transit.

We help pet owners assess quality of life through honest discussions and evaluations of their companion's physical, emotional, and behavioral well-being. This guides informed decisions about ongoing care or palliative options.