Dr. Katie Lacy grew up with a veterinarian for an aunt which exposed her to veterinary medicine from a young age. From "helping" with exams on her childhood dog. We are proud to offer standard and specialized care for your dog or cat, ranging from wellness exams to surgical procedures, if necessary. Dr. Sullivan and Dr. Lacy personally consult with clients and patients to determine appropriate medical needs based on the breed, age, and overall health of each pet.
Routine wellness checks not only help prevent disease; they also increase the chances that any serious illness will be detected earlier. There are times when your dog or cat will need more specialized care to treat symptoms. We are prepared to offer a variety of procedures to accurately diagnose and treat your pet. When sudden illness or injury affects your pet, our urgent/critical care team is ready to help.
Routine wellness checks not only help prevent disease; they also increase the chances that any serious illness will be detected earlier. There are times when your dog or cat will need more specialized care to treat symptoms. We are prepared to offer a variety of procedures to accurately diagnose and treat your pet. When sudden illness or injury affects your pet, our urgent/critical care team is ready to help.
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Regularly scheduled well-animal visits are essential to maintaining the health of your pets.
Routine wellness checks not only help prevent disease; they also increase the chances that any serious illness will be detected earlier, when treatment outcomes are best.
Like humans, our pets tend to need more care during the beginning of their lives.
Kittens and puppies are usually seen several times during their first year of life to ensure that they are properly immunized, receive deworming medications, and undergo spaying or neutering.
Routine wellness checks not only help prevent disease; they also increase the chances that any serious illness will be detected earlier, when treatment outcomes are best.
Like humans, our pets tend to need more care during the beginning of their lives.
Kittens and puppies are usually seen several times during their first year of life to ensure that they are properly immunized, receive deworming medications, and undergo spaying or neutering.
The echocardiogram (ECG) and electrocardiogram (EKG) are two painless ways that veterinarians can examine your pet's heart.
A vet might order an ECG/EKG if your pet displays an irregular heartbeat or heart murmur during a physical exam.
In addition, symptoms such as fainting could indicate a hidden heart problem that requires diagnostic testing.
Both tests give vets a clearer idea of how your pet's heart is functioning and help plan a course of treatment if a problem is detected.
The ECG/EKG procedure is simple, quick, and painless for your pet.
A vet might order an ECG/EKG if your pet displays an irregular heartbeat or heart murmur during a physical exam.
In addition, symptoms such as fainting could indicate a hidden heart problem that requires diagnostic testing.
Both tests give vets a clearer idea of how your pet's heart is functioning and help plan a course of treatment if a problem is detected.
The ECG/EKG procedure is simple, quick, and painless for your pet.
If your pet experiences a sudden health emergency or is injured in an accident, rapid treatment is critical.
That's why our staff is trained to provide the urgent care services your pet needs.
By offering both standard and urgent care at our facility, our staff is better equipped to provide consistency of care by vets already familiar with your pet and its health history.
We ask that you call and notify us, if you can do so safely, that you are on your way with an urgent care case.
This allows us to ask you some vital questions about your pet's condition and helps our staff better prepare for your arrival.
That's why our staff is trained to provide the urgent care services your pet needs.
By offering both standard and urgent care at our facility, our staff is better equipped to provide consistency of care by vets already familiar with your pet and its health history.
We ask that you call and notify us, if you can do so safely, that you are on your way with an urgent care case.
This allows us to ask you some vital questions about your pet's condition and helps our staff better prepare for your arrival.
At Tates Creek Animal Hospital, we are eager to grow our family of clients and furry friends, so we're offering a referral program to provide a reward to our existing clients and potential future clients.
If you refer a new client who comes in for an appointment at Tates Creek Animal Hospital, you will receive a $25 credit toward your next visit, and the new client will receive a $25 credit on their first visit!
This is our way of welcoming new patients and saying thank you to our existing clients, as your referrals are the biggest compliment you can give us!
If you refer a new client who comes in for an appointment at Tates Creek Animal Hospital, you will receive a $25 credit toward your next visit, and the new client will receive a $25 credit on their first visit!
This is our way of welcoming new patients and saying thank you to our existing clients, as your referrals are the biggest compliment you can give us!
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