Schedule Your Pet's Visit Today

For the safety of our patients, clients, and staff, all dogs and cats over 3 months of age must have a current rabies vaccination with a USDA-licensed vaccine (1- or 3-year vaccines).

This requirement applies to veterinary visits, grooming, and training appointments.

If we do not already have your pet’s rabies certificate on file, please bring a copy with you. Rabies tags cannot be accepted as proof of vaccination.

If your pet’s rabies vaccine is not current, it can be updated during a veterinary appointment. 

Grooming and training services will need to be rescheduled until vaccination records are verified.

 We are now requiring pre-payment when booking all doctor and grooming appointments.

When your appointment is scheduled, we will send a payment link. The appointment will be held until the end of the day while waiting for payment.

Once payment is received, your appointment will be confirmed in our system.

If payment is not received by the end of the day, the hold will end and the appointment will be removed from the schedule so that time can be offered to another pet.

To keep the schedule fair for everyone, we require at least 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or rescheduling.

Appointments that are missed, no-showed, or cancelled the same day will result in the pre-payment being forfeited.

This helps us protect appointment availability, reduce last-minute openings we cannot fill, and continue helping as many pets as possible.

Pets receiving prescription medications must have a doctor’s exam at least every 6 months to continue their prescription plan. 

Annual bloodwork is required for patients on long-term medications.

Online prescriptions can be processed through VetsFirstChoice or Chewy. Written prescriptions can also be provided for use at the pharmacy of your choice. A $5 fee applies to written prescriptions.

Please allow 48 hours for prescription requests to be processed.

Medication Returns
All prescription medications are final sale. By law, we cannot accept returns once a medication has left the clinic, even if unopened, because we cannot verify proper storage or handling.