Regular checkups at the veterinary clinic help identify potential health issues in pets early, when treatment is most effective. Preventative care and consistent monitoring of pets' health allows veterinarians to intervene quickly if illness occurs. While preventative care reduces risks, injuries and illnesses can still happen, so it's important to have sick pet services available as well. Periodontal disease is the most common health problem in dogs and cats and can be prevented through dental care.

1. Well Pet
Services
Why do we want to see your pet so often?
It’s not just for the purrs and face licks,
we promise! Regular checkups help us
help you to keep your pet happy and
healthy. We are looking for early, subtle
indicators of disease or discomfort that
may go unnoticed at home, because the
sooner we can intervene, the better
chance we have of treating the condition.
Equine Podiatry
Services
Our very own Dr. Myers has been inducted
into the American Farriers Journal
International Equine Veterinarian Hall of
Fame!
Sick Pet Services
Here at Deepwood, we encourage regular
wellness visits and preventative care,
including baseline labwork. The more
familiar we are with your pet, and the
more consistently we are able to monitor
their health, the earlier we can intervene
in the event of illness or other
abnormalities. However, even
with consistent preventative care,
sometimes pets injure themselves, or
become ill.
Miniature & Pot-
Bellied Pigs
Miniature pigs are intelligent, independent
animals that can be a joy to own. We
recommend consulting with your
veterinarian prior to purchasing a pig, to
make sure that it is the right fit for your
and your family.
Dental Care
The most common disease affecting dogs
and cats is periodontal disease.
Periodontal disease is an inflammatory
disease that can affect both soft tissues
(such as the gums) and hard tissues (such
as teeth and surrounding bones) of the
mouth. This condition is entirely
preventable, yet by age three, it affects
the majority of cats and dogs.
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while you run that “quick errand”? Think again
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matter of minutes.