Laurelwood Veterinary Clinic

read moreMany boarding kennels now require a series of two Flu shots 3 weeks apart. Clients, please check with your kennel and we will be happy to fit you in if you need to update your dog's vaccinations. We take the stress out of traveling with your pet! If you are traveling interstate or internationally give us a call. We will research what health certificates, vaccines, microchips, and any other documentation your pet needs, then we will call you back with the information we find and set up an appointment to get your pet ready for some vacation fun.

read moreOur Mission is to provide a welcoming environment that enables us to provide comprehensive care for your pet for a long and healthy life. Annual exams and proper preventative care can lead to early detection of problems and enhance and lengthen life. We will do our best to educate and inform our clients as we view veterinary medicine as a team effort between us and our clients. Weber has stopped accepting new rabbit patients due to the technician's severe allergies. New rabbit patients will only be accepted from established clients and care is limited to medicine only.

read moreRory and Russell relaxing on the deck in their new home in Australia. It was a long flight but we are glad we were able to get the proper health certificates and documents to make their trip possible!

read moreIf you are unsure give us a call. If we expect drainage we will let you know when you pick up your pet from surgery and we will usually try to bandage or cover the area by using a sanitary napkin to catch drips but sometimes that is not possible depending on the location of the incision. After surgery, the doctor will call to let you know how the surgery went and to set up the discharge appointment. The discharge appointment will usually be with the technician, who will go over post op instructions, medications, treatments, any bandage care and planned recheck appointments.