Multi-Pet Tip  If you have more than one pet to bring on one day, choose 2-3 days beyond the first available spot to help ensure that the number of spots you need are available. Or you may use the Note Field to ask the scheduler to combine appointment dates if possible, when making the appointment. You may be asked to place a non-refundable deposit to be used toward your cost of services on the day of the appointment.

Veterinary studies show that after your cat or dog has built initial immunity, vaccinations are often not needed every year. Your adult cat or dog may be eligible for a three-year vaccination frequency for Feline Respiratory/Feline Leukemia, and Canine Distemper/Parvo Combo if the initial series of vaccination boosters are complete (this Feline/Canine protocol is similar to Waco/McLennan County Rabies Vaccination requirements). ​

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With savings from less frequent vaccinations, we suggest the basics of having your pet microchipped, maintaining your pet on lifetime heartworm prevention medication (which also deworms monthly for common intestinal parasites), and considering flea/tick control to avoid costly flea or tick infestations.

We recommend that your pet have a relationship with a full-service day veterinary clinic and annual wellness visits to your full-service veterinary clinic for full health evaluations like blood tests and catching early health concerns.​