Caring for the pets of our community is more than just a job for us-it's our mission and our passion. That means we have a lot of experience customizing care to meet a pet's very specific needs, and just as much experience making pets feel comfortable and safe. You and your pet will never be just another appointment to us, because we consider getting to know you both well as an essential part of providing excellent care and service.
We call this the gold standard of veterinary health care. Look no further than Veterinary Wellness Center of Little Elm, where we understand that pets are members of the family. Every pet who comes to see us is special and is treated as such. Choosing a veterinarian often comes down to trust - put your faith in us, and we'll work hard to give you and your pet many happy, healthy years together!
Dr. Bonnie Kingkaysone has resided in Texas for the majority of her life and lives in the North Dallas area with her two cats and dog. She achieved her dream of becoming veterinarian at Ross University of Veterinary Medicine and finished her clinical year at Oklahoma State University in 2014.
We call this the gold standard of veterinary health care. Look no further than Veterinary Wellness Center of Little Elm, where we understand that pets are members of the family. Every pet who comes to see us is special and is treated as such. Choosing a veterinarian often comes down to trust - put your faith in us, and we'll work hard to give you and your pet many happy, healthy years together!
Dr. Bonnie Kingkaysone has resided in Texas for the majority of her life and lives in the North Dallas area with her two cats and dog. She achieved her dream of becoming veterinarian at Ross University of Veterinary Medicine and finished her clinical year at Oklahoma State University in 2014.
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K has resided in Texas for the majority of her life and lives in the North Dallas area with her 3 cats and 2 dogs, including her Irish Wolfhound Simba.
She achieved her dream of becoming a veterinarian at Ross University of Veterinary Medicine and finished her clinical year at Oklahoma State University in 2014.
Her interests have always been promoting the health and wellness of all creatures whether they have fur, scales, or hooves.
She is currently seeing all small companion animals, pocket pets, and is furthering her education in acupuncture and small animal exotics.
She achieved her dream of becoming a veterinarian at Ross University of Veterinary Medicine and finished her clinical year at Oklahoma State University in 2014.
Her interests have always been promoting the health and wellness of all creatures whether they have fur, scales, or hooves.
She is currently seeing all small companion animals, pocket pets, and is furthering her education in acupuncture and small animal exotics.
Remember to bring any previous records for pets or contact your previous vet beforehand and have them send records.
Reminder to arrive 10 minutes early to get check in the first time.
Owners will stay with their pets in the room during the visit.
Personal attention, peaceful, quiet.
Please let us know if your pet has any health concerns/conditions ahead of time.
In case of reschedule, must be done more than 24 hours in advance to avoid cancellation fee.
Reminder to fast for 12 hours.
Allow 10 minutes to check in in the morning.
Reminder to arrive 10 minutes early to get check in the first time.
Owners will stay with their pets in the room during the visit.
Personal attention, peaceful, quiet.
Please let us know if your pet has any health concerns/conditions ahead of time.
In case of reschedule, must be done more than 24 hours in advance to avoid cancellation fee.
Reminder to fast for 12 hours.
Allow 10 minutes to check in in the morning.
Your pet's health is always our number one priority, which is why for most pets we recommend annual wellness exams to ensure that your animal companion remains in good health.
If your pet is a senior-over seven for dogs, over nine for cats-we strongly suggest twice-yearly exams and blood screenings.
That's because pets age more rapidly than humans, meaning disease and illness develop faster as well.
Veterinary Wellness Center of Little Elm's veterinarian-performed physical exams comprehensively assesses every aspect of your pet's health.
If your pet is a senior-over seven for dogs, over nine for cats-we strongly suggest twice-yearly exams and blood screenings.
That's because pets age more rapidly than humans, meaning disease and illness develop faster as well.
Veterinary Wellness Center of Little Elm's veterinarian-performed physical exams comprehensively assesses every aspect of your pet's health.
Young animals are like kids-it's a never-ending job to keep them safe and happy.
Vaccinating your pet is a relatively inexpensive but very important way to protect his or her health.
In addition to preventing many life-threatening illnesses, vaccinations can prevent diseases prevalent in wildlife and those that can be passed to humans.
It's important to administer vaccinations when pets are puppies and kittens because their young immune systems are still developing and need protection to stay healthy.
Vaccinating your pet is a relatively inexpensive but very important way to protect his or her health.
In addition to preventing many life-threatening illnesses, vaccinations can prevent diseases prevalent in wildlife and those that can be passed to humans.
It's important to administer vaccinations when pets are puppies and kittens because their young immune systems are still developing and need protection to stay healthy.
Imagine if you never brushed your teeth or had them cleaned.
Pretty frightening, right?
As you can imagine, things would eventually start to go very, very bad inside your mouth: teeth would rot and decay, gums would become inflamed and infected.
Bacteria from those rotting teeth would eventually travel into your bloodstream and could cause other serious health problems.
And we haven't even mentioned the daily, debilitating pain.
It's the same scenario for your dog or cat.
While some people might laugh at the idea of brushing their pet's teeth or taking them for a dental cleaning, the fact is that by age three, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some evidence of periodontal disease.
Pretty frightening, right?
As you can imagine, things would eventually start to go very, very bad inside your mouth: teeth would rot and decay, gums would become inflamed and infected.
Bacteria from those rotting teeth would eventually travel into your bloodstream and could cause other serious health problems.
And we haven't even mentioned the daily, debilitating pain.
It's the same scenario for your dog or cat.
While some people might laugh at the idea of brushing their pet's teeth or taking them for a dental cleaning, the fact is that by age three, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats have some evidence of periodontal disease.
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