Veterinary Services for Your Pet

Just like us, pets can have allergies too! Your pet may be trying to tell you that they have allergies with excessive itching, biting, shedding, and/or licking. Other signs of allergies in pets include difficulty breathing, coughing, and/or wheezing to name a few. If you suspect that your pet has allergies or is exhibiting strange behavior, your local True.Vet can help to diagnose and treat. Please do not let your pet suffer, schedule an appointment with us today. 

Some pets have sensitive skin and need extra help with their dermatological issues. If you have concerns about your pet’s skin including but not limited to red spots, excessive scratching, rashes, hair loss, and/or dry skin to name a few, please schedule an appointment with  your local True.Vet team. We can help alleviate the discomfort once we have diagnosed the skin issue.

Infected ears are extremely common in pets and typically do not heal on their own. If your pet’s ears smell, have a yellowish or brown discharge or appear red and puffy, please schedule an appointment with your local True.Vet. We can quickly diagnose and treat the potential ear infection so that they can go back to enjoying life with your family.

If your pet is limping, they are clearly experiencing pain. Limping can be the result of something minor such as a toenail or something more serious. Please do not ‘wait and see’ if your pet is limping because the sooner we are able to diagnose, the sooner we can treat and the faster your pet can recover. If your pet is limping, please schedule an appointment with your local True.Vet team.

Lumps and bumps affect older pets more than young. While most are harmless they are not normal and should be checked by your veterinarian to rule out cancer or other major health diseases. If your pet has a growth on their body, please schedule an appointment with your local True.Vet practice. They will examine the lump and recommend a biopsy if necessary.

Our pets have a knack for eating things they shouldn’t. While occasional vomiting or diarrhea is common, persistent vomiting and bloody diarrhea warrants immediate care. Please contact your local True.Vet team so that we can find out what is causing these symptoms. If your pet is also showing signs of significant weight loss, a swollen belly, and/or fatigue, it’s important that a veterinarian sees them right away.

Young and old pets are susceptible to eye issues including infections, corneal damage, eyelid masses, and cataracts to name a few. If your pet is experiencing excessive discharge, redness, or obvious discomfort in their eye/s, schedule an appointment with your local True.Vet team. Your veterinarian will be able to diagnose and treat your pet’s eye issue and help get them back to full health.

Occasional coughing and sneezing is normal for pets. However, if their sneezing or coughing becomes excessive or uncontrollable, it’s time to see your veterinarian. Leaving these symptoms untreated can cause more suffering for your pet and sometimes lead to more expensive treatments. Persistent coughing is often attributed to kennel cough while persistent sneezing is usually an allergy. Regardless of the cause, schedule an appointment with your local True.Vet team to diagnose and treat your pet. 

As your pet ages, it becomes even more important to keep up with their twice-yearly checkups. These vital nose to tail exams help to stay ahead of your senior pet’s health status. If you notice a change in your pet’s behavior, loss of appetite, or decrease in mobility, please schedule an appointment with your local True.Vet. Your pet is part of your family and our goal is to keep them healthy and happy for as long as possible.

Thanks to science, we all benefit from life-saving medications. At True.Vet, our in-house pharmacy carries the most common prescription medications that your pet requires. This allows us to quickly treat your pet and get them back to peak health! In addition, we partner with local pet pharmacies to conveniently deliver other required medications. If you have any questions about your pet’s prescriptions, please contact your local True.Vet team.

The decision to end your pet’s life is difficult and full of emotions. At True.Vet, we will work with you and your family to discuss your pet’s quality of life and support your decision with dignity and compassion. If you would like to talk to a veterinarian about potential euthanisa, please contact us for judgment free and confidential discussion.