Patient Services:

• Wellness - Physical Examinations, Vaccinations, Nail Trimming, Anal Gland Expression, and Health Certificates.
• Client Education
• Implantation and registration of HomeAgain microchips​
• In-house Pharmacy​
• Heartworm preventative and Flea/ Tick Medication​
• Prescription Diets- we stock Hills, Purina, and Royal Canin diets
• Joint Supplements
• Digital Radiography - Available for whole body and dentistry.
• In-house Laboratory - Complete Blood Cell count, Chemistry panel, Hematocrit, Total T4, Urinalysis, Intestinal parasite check, Feline Leukemia/FIV test, and 4DX Heartworm test. Other tests are available through outside laboratories.
• Surgical- Soft tissue surgery, dental cleanings, spaying, and neutering. For more information on surgery please visit General Surgery Information.
• Dental Cleanings- Extractions can be done the same day if needed. A technician or doctor is available to discuss after care and what you can do to help maintain your pets smile.  
• Low-cost Feline Spay/Neuter- Dr. Berg does low-cost cat spay and neuters  (some restrictions apply). 
• Orthopedic and complex surgery- Can be performed with a surgical referral to Madison Veterinary Specialists or VCA/VES or UW Madison Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
• Ultrasound-  Dr. Bates with MOVES (a board-certified mobile veterinary specialist) comes into our clinic to perform this procedure.
• End of life services
• Patient My Chart- Petly
• My Vet Store Online
• City Licensing/ Dog Park permits

Canine Core Vaccines:

• DA2Pv (Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, and Parvo Virus)                     
• Rabies
  • ​Legally required
  • ​For more information on Rabies please visit rabiesaware.org.

Canine Non Core Vaccines:

• Bordetella (Kennel Cough) Oral or Intranasal option
• Influenza (Bivalent H3N2/H3N8 combo currently administered our practice)
• Leptospirosis (We use a 4-waySevor in our practice)
• Lyme

Although there are only 2 core vaccines in the AAHA's guidelines, we strongly recommend implementing non core vaccines as well. Your dogs vaccine schedule can be customized to their exposure risk and life style. When your dog first starts getting vaccinations our doctors may recommend separating some of the vaccines.

Canine Heartworm

We use Idexx's snap 4DX Plus in clinic which tests for:

• Heartworm Antigen
• Anaplasmosis Antibodies
• Lyme Antibodies
• Ehrlichiosis Antibodies

Heartworm is transmitted through mosquitos. It can take up to 6 months for your dog to show up positive on a heartworm test.  We follow the guidelines of the American Heartworm Association for testing and preventatives. However, for dogs that have come from the south, we recommend rechecking a heartworm test 6 months from the last negative test, then annually.  For more information on Heartworm disease please visit heartwormsociety.org.

Core Feline Vaccines:

• FVR-CP ​(Rhinotracheitis, Panleukopenia and Calci Virus)
• Rabies
  • ​Legally required in some areas
  • ​For more information on Rabies please visit rabiesaware.org.

Non Core Feline Vaccines:

• Feline Leukemia

There are other non core vaccines available, however, we do not offer them at our practice.

Feline Heartworm

Cats are not the preferred host for heartworm, however, they can still become infected from mosquitoes. There is no treatment or testing available at this time for cats. If you are concerned about your cats risk, please contact us. We have heartworm preventative available in clinic or you can order it through our online store.­  

For more information on our services, vaccine protocols and/ or pricing please call or email us today!