Pet Wellness

Our senior wellness program allows us to help increase your pet’s life span and quality of life through proactive preventive health care.

When your cat or dog reaches 7 years of age, it’s considered a senior pet. Chronic conditions can develop before signs are noticed. Our team recommends continuing with annual wellness exams. A urinalysis, fecal exam, and blood testing should also be done once a year.

Eyota Veterinary Clinic offers senior wellness screening to monitor the health of our senior patients. Services include:

• Annual wellness exam

• Complete blood count (CBC)

• Blood Chemistry Panel

• Thyroid

• Urinalysis

• Fecal exam

Depending on the age of your beloved dog, it is imperative that you keep your dog’s vaccinations up-to-date. At Eyota Veterinary Clinic, our team believes that for the safety of your dog, all vaccines should be administered. However, which ones and when would depend on your dog’s circumstances.

• Distemper Vaccination (DHPP)

• Lyme and Leptospirosis Vaccination

• Rabies Vaccination

• Kennel Cough Vaccination (Bordatella)

If your dog is over 16 weeks old and you do not have proof of a recent or previous vaccination, Eyota Veterinary Clinic will have to administer the distemper vaccine again, 1 month after the first vaccination at our clinic. Please call to learn more.

Your kitten should receive its first vaccination at 8 weeks of age. Many recommended vaccinations are to prevent diseases that could be potentially fatal to your cat. Let the staff at Eyota Veterinary Clinic guide you through the vaccination process.

• Distemper Vaccination

• Feline Leukemia Vaccination

• Rabies Vaccination

For a healthy and happy cat our team strongly advises vaccinations. Cats can be vaccinated from an early age and should have cat booster vaccinations routinely. Older cats’ immunity can decline which is why vaccinations are of benefit to cats of all ages. Call today for your appointment.