Head-to-tail examination
A physical assessment of body condition, heart, lungs, eyes, ears, mouth, skin, joints and more.
Preventive veterinary care in South Edmonton
Routine veterinary visits create a health baseline, catch subtle changes earlier and give you time to ask questions about nutrition, behaviour, prevention and daily care.
How we can help
Your veterinarian will recommend an approach based on examination findings, medical history and the priorities you share with us.
A physical assessment of body condition, heart, lungs, eyes, ears, mouth, skin, joints and more.
Vaccination, parasite control and screening recommendations tailored to age, lifestyle and risk.
Practical conversations about nutrition, weight, behaviour, mobility and changes noticed at home.
What to expect
Tell us about appetite, drinking, activity, elimination, medications and any new changes.
Your veterinarian assesses your pet and explains findings as the visit progresses.
You leave with clear recommendations for prevention, monitoring, testing or follow-up.
Good to know
Many healthy adult pets benefit from at least one examination each year. Puppies, kittens, senior pets and animals with ongoing medical needs may need more frequent visits. Your veterinarian will recommend an interval that fits your pet.
Common questions
Bring medication and supplement names, previous records if we do not have them, and a list of questions or changes you have noticed.
Vaccines may be given when due, but the examination is broader. We review lifestyle and health before recommending an individualized vaccination plan.
Yes. Screening tests may be recommended based on age, breed, medications, symptoms and health history, and are discussed before proceeding.
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