VETERINARY CARE SERVICES
Our veterinarians are available to examine, diagnose, and treat a wide array of problems for most pets. See our service options below.Veterinary Care for Dogs and Cats
Annual Physical Exams, Checkups, Vaccines, and Preventive Wellness Care
Preventive Wellness Care
Keep your pet in peak health with our health screenings for cats and dogs including physical examinations, health screenings, any relevant vaccines, and a nutritional/behavioral consultation. Every animal is different, and your cat or dog’s visit will be tailored to suit its lifestyle, health history, and any special needs.
For Canines, or Dogs
Puppies
Your puppy will receive a series of vaccinations every 3 – 4 weeks until after 16 weeks of age. At each visit a physical examination, intestinal parasite screening, and vaccines specific to your puppy/kitten’s lifestyle will be given. Heartworm, flea, and tick prevention will started on your first visit. Deworming may be recommended. Please remember to bring a fresh stool sample and any medical history/previous vaccinations to your visit.
Adult Dogs
Senior Dogs
For Felines, or Cats
Kitten
Your kitten will receive a series of vaccinations every 3 – 4 weeks until after 16 weeks of age. At each visit a physical examination, intestinal parasite screening, and vaccines specific to your kitten’s lifestyle will be given. Heartworm, flea, and tick prevention will start at your first visit. Deworming may be recommended. Please remember to bring a fresh stool sample and any medical history/previous vaccinations to your visit.
Adult Cats
Senior Cats
Pet Food Delivered Directly to Your Door!
Spotsylvania Animal Hospital provides the convenience of pet food delivered directly to your home with Purina® Pro Plan®Vet Direct. Get scheduling, pricing, and registration details!
Laboratory Health Screenings
Our Health Screenings are the affordable way to make sure your pet is living its best life by providing you cost savings through our comprehensive laboratory testing bundles. Enjoy up to 35 percent saving compared to purchasing each service separately.
For Your Dog
1+ Year & Older
Young Dog Health Screen
Health screen includes:
- Chemistry tests (10) to screen for kidney, liver, and pancreatic disease, as well as to check sugar levels
- Complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate overall health of dog
- Intestinal parasite screening from a fecal sample include Giardia which is transferable to humans
- Blood parasite screening to identify if your dog has been exposed to vector-borne (e.g., heartworm) or other infectious diseases
Adult Dog Health Screen
Health screen includes:
- Chemistry tests (27) to screen for kidney, liver, and pancreatic disease, as well as to check sugar levels
- Complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate overall health of dog
- Intestinal parasite screening from a fecal sample include Giardia which is transferable to humans
- Blood parasite screening to identify if your dog has been exposed to vector-borne (e.g., heartworm) or other infectious diseases
- Thyroid test to determine if the thyroid gland is producing too little thyroid hormone.
Senior Dog Health Screen
Health screen includes:
- Chemistry tests (27) to screen for kidney, liver, and pancreatic disease, as well as to check sugar levels
- Complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate overall health of dog
- Intestinal parasite screening from a fecal sample include Giardia which is transferable to humans
- Blood parasite screening to identify if your dog has been exposed to vector-borne (e.g., heartworm) or other infectious diseases
- Thyroid test to determine if the thyroid gland is producing too little thyroid hormone
- Urine tests to screen for urinary tract infections and other diseases, and to evaluate the kidneys’ ability to concentrate urine.
For Your Cat
1+ Year & Older
Young Cat Health Screen
Health screen includes:
- Chemistry tests (11) to screen for kidney, liver, and pancreatic disease, as well as to check sugar levels
- Complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate overall health of cat
- ProBNP test to determine if the heart has stress and/or stretch. 1 in 6 cats have undetected forms of heart disease.
- Intestinal parasite screening from a fecal sample include Giardia which is transferable to humans
Adult/Senior Cat Health Screen
Health screen includes:
- Chemistry tests (27) to screen for kidney, liver, and pancreatic disease, as well as to check sugar levels
- Complete blood count (CBC) to evaluate overall health of cat
- ProBNP test to determine if the heart has stress and/or stretch. 1 in 6 cats have undetected forms of heart disease
- Intestinal parasite screening from a fecal sample include Giardia which is transferable to humans
- Thyroid test to determine if the thyroid gland is producing too little thyroid hormone
- Urine tests to screen for urinary tract infections and other diseases, and to evaluate the kidneys’ ability to concentrate urine
Veterinary Care for Exotics
Small Mammals
Ferrets
- Physical exam
- Rabies vaccine
- Canine distemper vaccine
- Examination for adrenal disease (A very common, and dangerous condition for ferrets!)
- Nutritional consultation
For specific advice or a checkup, please contact us!
Reptiles & Amphibians
Surgical & Specialty Procedures
Spotsylvania Animal Hospital is a full-service veterinary clinic, so whether your cat is ready for teeth cleaning, or your puppy is ready to be spayed, we have you covered. We also have state-of-the-art imaging technology to help us discover, diagnose, and understand more complex conditions during the triage process.
Pet Surgery
Pet Dentistry
Dermatology
Cardiac Diagnostics
Thoracic Radiography
Chest X-Rays (Radiography) are essential to helping the Veterinarian evaluate the size of the heart and major vessels along with any lung or airway abnormalities that may be present concurrently. Typically three survey views are taken for initial evaluation, and other views if certain areas of the chest need to be evaluated.
Digital Radiology (X-Ray)
Ultrasound Imaging
Laser Therapy
Acupuncture
Spotsylvania Animal Hospital offers veterinary acupuncture as an alternative therapy to treat a variety of conditions. These may include:
- Musculoskeletal problems
- Neurological disorders
- Gastrointestinal disorders
- Other chronic conditions such as behavioral problems, hyperthyroidism, and kidney problems
Each session lasts around 30 minutes, where our veterinarian will insert between 10 and 40 very thin needles into nerve centers on your pet’s body. To learn more or to schedule an appointment with our acupuncturist, Dr. Meaghan Corbett, please contact us.
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