History	A detailed history helps to elicit all possible information about quality of life, physical health, specific behavioral changes, and medications (e.g., prescription, over-the-counter, dietary supplements).
Physical Examination	The cornerstone to this visit is the physical examination. It is of utmost importance that a complete and thorough examination be performed. Any abnormalities are reviewed and a plan is formulated to correct the abnormalities.
Nutrition	Too little or too much of certain nutrients can be detrimental to a pet's health. Now is the time to address early obesity issues. Learn More...
Disease Prevention	Vaccination is indicated as appropriate for lifestyle, management factors, geographic region, and local jurisdiction.  Learn More...
Parasite Prevention	Protocols indicated by the Companion Animal Parasite Council recommend monthly deworming in dogs and cats. We highly recommend monthly deworming for canines and quarterly deworming in cats.  Heartworm testing should be performed along with fecal evaluations. Learn More...
Behavior Consultation	Understanding the importance of a routine and predictable environment, environmental enrichment, companion pets and social interaction.  Any concerns should be addressed by completing the Preliminary Behavioral Questionnaire.  Learn More...
Dental Disease	More than 8 out of 10 pets over 4 years old suffer from periodontal disease.  A thorough review of home oral care including: brushing, rinses, and chews is provided. Learn More...
Grooming	Whether a person or animal, good hygiene is paramount to quality of life. Routine brushing and regular grooming appointments may be necessary for many animals.  Learn More...