Raising happy, healthy animals is important. Routine health exams, vaccinations, parasite exams, proper nutrition and dental care are just a few of the things we need to maintain for our pets health. Our Veterinarians and staff are prepared to help you provide the best care possible for your animal companions.

Dogs and Cats are living longer today than they did in the past. This is wonderful news to all of us who share our hearts and homes with animals. Our senior pets require more frequent health check-ups than younger pets, as they are more vulnerable to health problems. Learn more about your senior pet's needs.

Our full service laboratory allows us to run necessary tests on your pets health condition so that we can quickly respond to your pet’s urgent needs, pre-surgical tests, and routine check up work. These tests may include:

• Laboratory diagnostics: Blood analysis, urinalysis, fecal exams, cytology, biopsies and cultures.
• X-rays: Our radiology department uses high quality, fast-acting film which limits the amount of x-ray exposure for your pet while providing clear results. As part of our dedication to your pet’s health and well-being, all of our x-rays are also reviewed by board certified radiologists.
• Endoscopy: Our Endoscopy services allow our doctors to view parts of the gastrointestinal tract, especially important when looking for ingested foreign bodies, ulcers and tumors.
• Ultrasound: This involves the use of sound waves to look inside the body non-invasively.

With our partnership with Antech Laboratories, we are able to offer high quality, fast turnaround diagnostic tests with direct access to advice from clinical pathologists and other specialists.

To maintain a sterile environment for all of our surgeries, we have a dedicated surgical suite. We use the latest equipment, supplies and monitoring systems including Isoflurane, sevoflurane and propofol anesthetics. Our patients are placed on IV fluids and monitored closely with ECG, pulse oximetry, capnography (CO2), blood pressure and respiratory monitors by a surgical nurse who is trained in anesthesia and pain management. This nurse will follow your pet through the entire surgery and recovery, ensuring compassionate comfort.

Brushing your dog or cat's teeth is the easiest way to prevent oral infections, tooth loss, bad breath, or even major medical problems associated with dental disease. However, sometimes your pet may need to undergo a complete dentistry treatment. Our state of the art dental department provides necessary prophylactic and periodontal treatments for dental disease. We use ultrasonic scaling, fluoride treatments and polishing; similar to human dentists. When necessary, digital dental x-rays are taken to help diagnose problems with a tooth, which can warrant treatments like periodontal implants, crown amputations, or if needed, extractions and oral surgery.

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Our Veterinarians have experienced many issues related to undesirable pet behavior. They work closely with you to rule out medical reasons and determine the best course of action for you and your pet. When necessary, our veterinarians consult with Board Certified Animal Behaviorists to ensure you're getting the best behaivor counseling available.

For your convenience, our hospital can accommodate your pet’s prescriptions while you wait. Take advantage of your pets online Pet Portals to request medication refills at any time of day or night.

Our veterinarians are trained in caring for your exotic pets. Reptiles, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Gerbils, Rats, Mice and other “pocket pets” receive gentle and compassionate care specific to their needs.

The Doctors at The Parkway Veterinary Hospital work closely with Board Certified Veterinary Specialists, often consulting and referring cases requiring more specialized care or diagnostics. These include: Dermatologists, ophthalmologists, cardiologists, internists, oncologists, radiologist, neurologists, orthopedic surgeons, a behavior consultant, physical therapy services as well as MRI and CT Scan services. These relationships allow our doctors to more effectively diagnose and treat our patients, as well as allowing us to stay abreast of the most current techniques and treatments.

Visit our lobby for a selection of Veterinary quality pet foods, leashes, collars, toys, shampoos, supplements, books, and more.

Acupuncture can be defined as the insertion of tiny needles into specific points on the body to cause a desired healing effect. It can also be used as preventive medicine against various problems. Dr. Gregg Takashima is a graduate from The International Veterinary Acupuncture Society and practices acupuncture on many of our patients. Some of the concerns acupuncture can be used to treat: Musculoskeletal problems, such as arthritis or vertebral problems, Skin problems, such as allergies and lick granulomas, Eye and Ear diseases, Immune support, Pain relief, Respiratory concerns, such as asthma, Gastrointestinal problems, such as diarrhea, Stress and anxiety.