We Do The Little Things Right

Because that’s what good neighbors do.

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We Do The Little Things Right

Because that’s what good neighbors do.

Abstract geometric design featuring triangular shapes in blue and orange, boldly outlined, akin to a vet's precision in mapping the complex anatomy of animals.

A fluffy cat and a happy Corgi dog, both given a clean bill of health by the vet, stroll together on a lush green field. Sunlight filters through the trees, creating a warm and serene atmosphere as both animals appear content amidst the gentle rain.

Cornerstone of Health

The veterinary wellness exam is the cornerstone of lifelong pet health. At your pet’s wellness appointment, we focus on developing and promoting good health through preventive care, such as vaccinations, deworming, and parasite prevention, as well as monitoring and maintaining health with a thorough physical assessment, detailed history, and screening tests to detect early disease.

At each life stage, your pet receives individualized care and services that address their specific health needs—as well as your questions and concerns.

The wellness exam

The wellness exam is a comprehensive evaluation of your pet’s overall health. From wet nose to wagging tail, our veterinarians look closely at each body system to ensure proper development in growing puppies and kittens and detect abnormalities or early disease signs in adult and senior pets. By detecting and addressing problems in their earliest stage, we can provide more effective and economical treatment, prevent unnecessary suffering, and ultimately add years to your pet’s life.

And, because pet health is more than meets the eye, we’ll ask key questions and offer advice about your pet’s daily life and care, including:

  • Nutrition
  • Physical activity

  • Behavior
  • Travel

  • Parasite prevention

  • Nutrition
  • Physical activity
  • Behavior
  • Travel
  • Parasite prevention

Based on your pet’s physical examination findings, age, breed, and lifestyle, our veterinarians will make tailored health recommendations to ensure your pet has a long, healthy, and happy life.

The wellness exam

The wellness exam is a comprehensive evaluation of your pet’s overall health. From wet nose to wagging tail, our veterinarians look closely at each body system to ensure proper development in growing puppies and kittens and detect abnormalities or early disease signs in adult and senior pets. By detecting and addressing problems in their earliest stage, we can provide more effective and economical treatment, prevent unnecessary suffering, and ultimately add years to your pet’s life.

And, because pet health is more than meets the eye, we’ll ask key questions and offer advice about your pet’s daily life and care, including:

  • Nutrition
  • Physical activity

  • Behavior
  • Travel

  • Parasite prevention

  • Nutrition
  • Physical activity
  • Behavior
  • Travel
  • Parasite prevention

Based on your pet’s physical examination findings, age, breed, and lifestyle, our veterinarians will make tailored health recommendations to ensure your pet has a long, healthy, and happy life.

A fluffy golden retriever and a gray cat with a white face gently nuzzle each other on the smooth floor of the veterinarian's office. The cat wears a collar and has a bushy tail, while the dog boasts long, wavy fur. Both appear relaxed and affectionate in this calm setting.

Vaccines

Vaccinations are the safest, most effective way to protect your pet from contagious—often deadly—diseases, including distemper, canine parvovirus, feline panleukopenia, and rabies. Vaccines work by training the immune system to recognize specific pathogens and create antibodies—that way, when your vaccinated pet encounters a disease in their natural environment, the body can automatically defend itself.

Vaccinations not only safeguard your pet, but also protect other pets who may be too young or too sick to receive vaccines, as well as people. Several vaccines protect against zoonotic diseases (i.e., diseases that can be transmitted from animals to people, including the deadly rabies virus).

As part of Neighborhood Veterinary Centers’ commitment to personalized care, each pet receives an individualized vaccine protocol based on their age, health, exposure risks, and lifestyle. This ensures each pet and population is appropriately protected.

Two abstract, irregular shapes overlap each other like a playful mascot for a veterinarian clinic. The top shape is orange with lighter streaks, while the bottom is blue with darker streaks. Both boast bold outlines, achieving a stylized and modern appearance reminiscent of innovative vet services.
Two abstract, irregular shapes overlap each other like a playful mascot for a veterinarian clinic. The top shape is orange with lighter streaks, while the bottom is blue with darker streaks. Both boast bold outlines, achieving a stylized and modern appearance reminiscent of innovative vet services.

A better, happier life starts now!

Call us today at Neighborhood Veterinary Centers to request an appointment and get started.

Abstract image featuring a mix of red and orange hues with dark blue outlines creating a fluid, wavy pattern reminiscent of an animal's vibrant world. The colors blend seamlessly, forming a dynamic and visually engaging design, as if conceived by the artistic hand of a passionate veterinarian.
Abstract image featuring a mix of red and orange hues with dark blue outlines creating a fluid, wavy pattern reminiscent of an animal's vibrant world. The colors blend seamlessly, forming a dynamic and visually engaging design, as if conceived by the artistic hand of a passionate veterinarian.