Longer, Happier Lives

Starts with routine veterinary care.

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Annual wellness checkups are a crucial part of preventative care. Our nose-to-tail exams give us a good picture of your pet’s overall health and alert us to any changes that might have occurred since their last visit. Proactive Approach Preventative or general wellness care means a proactive approach to medicine. Ideally, problems are caught before they become more serious – and more expensive – and it frees you and your pet to spend your time doing what you really want to do: enjoy each other’s company and unconditional love.

At Madison Street Animal Hospital, we cherish the opportunity we have to nourish and care for pets over the course of a lifetime. We pamper our puppy and kitten patients, adore our adults, and celebrate our seniors. And because we understand that needs change with age, we tailor our treatment plans to best meet your pets where they are on their journey. A simple, solid green shape resembling a cloud on a black background evokes the tranquility often found in a veterinarian's calming presence. A small dog with black and brown fur is wearing a colorful bandana. In the blurred greenery, which creates a natural setting, the dog stands calmly with a focused expression, as if ready for its next visit to the veterinarian.

What To Expect

Your pet’s comprehensive physical examination will include some or all of the following:

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Temperature and weight

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Eyes, ears, and mouth

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Heart and lungs

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Abdomen and skin

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Bones and joints

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Teeth/Dental health

We recommend a physical exam at least once per year for adult pets and then every six months for senior pets. If you’ve recently adopted or purchased a pet, then we advise you that you book an appointment for their first examination within the first few weeks of ownership. Younger animals are very vulnerable to illness and this will allow us to make sure they have the vaccinations they need, reassure you of their health, and give us a starting point for their medical records. Annual Exams Green heart shapes of various sizes are scattered across a black background, creating a simple, abstract pattern reminiscent of a veterinarian's gentle touch. A fluffy Persian cat with black and orange patches is lying on a towel. Two hands, possibly of a vet, are gently brushing its fur. The cat has wide, attentive eyes and appears calm during the grooming session.