Keeping your pet healthy starts with routine veterinary care. Pets Furst provides wellness exams and preventive care for dogs and cats at every stage of life, helping you stay ahead of potential health concerns and support your pet’s long-term well-being.
With walk-in availability seven days a week, getting your pet the routine care they need is convenient and easy.
Regular wellness exams give your veterinarian an opportunity to evaluate your pet’s overall health, establish important health baselines and identify changes that may not be obvious at home.
During your pet’s wellness visit, our veterinary team will perform a comprehensive physical exam and discuss their lifestyle, medical history, behavior and any changes you’ve noticed.
Based on your pet’s age and individual needs, we can also recommend vaccinations, diagnostic testing and other preventive care to help keep them feeling their best.
A nose-to-tail physical exam helps assess your pet’s overall condition and identify changes that may need further evaluation.
Vaccines help protect cats and dogs from certain infectious diseases, with recommendations based on factors such as age, health history, and lifestyle.
Bloodwork and other recommended screening tests can reveal potential health changes that may not be obvious from your pet’s behavior or physical appearance alone.
A microchip provides permanent identification that can help reunite you with your pet if they become lost, provided your contact information is registered and up to date.
Routine prevention helps protect pets from parasites such as fleas, ticks, and heartworms, with product recommendations tailored to their needs and exposure risks.
As your pet grows from a youngster into adulthood and their senior years, veterinary guidance can help address changing health needs, activity levels, and age-related concerns.
Many healthy adult cats and dogs benefit from a wellness exam at least once a year, while puppies, kittens, senior pets, and animals with ongoing health concerns need more frequent visits. Your veterinarian can recommend a schedule based on your pet’s age and medical needs.
A wellness visit generally includes a review of your pet’s health history and a physical examination. Depending on your pet’s needs, your veterinarian may also discuss vaccinations, parasite prevention, screening tests, nutrition, behavior, and other ways to support their health.
Yes. Indoor cats can still develop health problems and may be exposed to certain infectious diseases or parasites. Regular veterinary visits help monitor their health and determine which preventive measures are appropriate for their lifestyle.
Pets can carry certain health problems without showing obvious symptoms, and preventive services help address risks before they become more serious. Your veterinarian can explain which vaccines and screening tests are recommended based on your pet’s age, medical history, and lifestyle.
Pets Furst Urgent Care offers urgent veterinary care and certain wellness services. Please contact our team to confirm which routine wellness services are currently available and whether they are appropriate for your pet’s needs.
