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Consultation Visit

Our process swiftly diagnoses, treats, and supports recovery, ensuring your pet heals effectively.

1
Consultation Visit
2
Surgery Day
3
Post-Op Care
  • Check-in with our front staff
  • Weigh and check vital numbers 
  • One of our doctors conducts a physical exam
  • We will formulate a diagnosis
  • Discuss and explain treatment plans with you
Consultation Timeline:
  • Confirm your appointment time beforehand
  • Prepare a list of any current medications
  • Bring your pet on a leash
How you can be best prepared:
  • You and your pet will be greeted by our welcoming front desk staff.

  • An assistant will take you and your pet down to our scale for a current weight and verify that we have your correct information.

  • One of our board certified specialists will then come in and review information that your vet has provided, perform a physical exam and formulate a diagnostic plan.

  • The treatment plan will be decided upon and we will educate you on procedure, prognosis, expectations and post-operative care. 

What will happen at the consultation:
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Common Questions

We seek to give you peace of mind by answering your questions and concerns.

Why do I need a consultation after a vet already gave a diagnosis?

A consultation after a diagnosis is important to confirm the diagnosis and discuss the best course of action. This step ensures that we fully understand your pet's condition and can address any specific concerns you might have. It also allows us to work with you to develop an appropriate treatment plan before proceeding with any major surgical appointments.

Will there be other pets in the waiting room with my pet?

Yes, other pets may be in the waiting room with your pet. We strive to create a comfortable environment for all pets and their owners. However, we ensure that each pet is handled with care and attention, and our staff is trained to manage the interactions between pets to minimize any stress or anxiety. If you have concerns about your pet's comfort around other animals, please feel free to call and discuss this ahead of time.

Will I need to bring any information from my referring vet?

Yes, it's helpful to bring any relevant medical records, test results, or treatment history from your referring vet. This information allows us to better understand your pet's health and make informed care decisions. If you have any questions about what specific information to bring to your situation, please feel free to call ahead of time. Your referring vet could have transferred the needed information already.

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