Our Cat and Dog Vet in Monroe

At Monroe Town and Country Veterinary Hospital, we offer the diverse range of primary and preventive veterinary care your pet needs. Our team is passionate about helping animals feel their best, and we empower pet parents with the information necessary to create a healthy home for their animals. We welcome dogs, cats, and some exotic pets.

Whether your puppy needs their first wellness exam or your bird needs a dietary consultation, you can rely on our team to help. We’re readily available to help boost and maintain your pet’s health, regardless of if it’s a scheduled yearly visit or an emergency. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with our cat and dog vet in Monroe.

Does My Pet Need Primary Veterinary Care?

Pets require veterinary care to monitor and address health issues. Every stage of a pet’s life brings new challenges, but pets often hide their pain or illness, which can lead to serious health problems. That’s why our friendly vet provides primary and preventive treatments to improve your pet’s health and overall quality of life. We focus on delivering the whole range of services your pet requires, including yearly exams, integrative medicine, emergency care, and surgeries. Here are some of the veterinary care offerings we provide:

Pet Dentistry:

We provide dental care to protect your pet's oral health and the functionality of their bite.

Boarding:

When you travel and need someone to take care of your pet, our team is here for you. We offer boarding services to keep your pet healthy while you're out of town.

Dietary Consultations:

You can improve your pet's overall quality of life by managing their weight. Our team offers dietary consultations to help your pet get the healthy nutrition it needs.

Vaccinations:

All pets require vaccinations to protect them from different diseases. We provide the vaccines, including core vaccines, that your pet requires.

Blood work and Diagnostics:

We perform blood work and diagnostics to determine your pet's current state of health. Our in-house lab allows us to provide prompt and accurate information.

Cancer Treatments and Support:

When your pet is diagnosed with cancer, our team provides the treatments and support necessary to help you and your pet navigate treatments.

Our Process for Veterinary Care

The moment you walk into our clinic, you’ll notice the warm and inviting atmosphere. A member of our friendly team will greet you and your pet and assist you through the check-in process. As you meet different members of our veterinary team, you’ll see that our love for animals is clear in our interactions with your pet. We care about creating a comfortable and safe place for your dog, cat, or exotic animal to receive the quality care they deserve.

Our vet team will take the time to talk with you and ask questions regarding any changes you’ve noticed or concerns you have about your pet’s behavior and eating habits. We’ll perform a thorough nose-to-tail examination, including blood work, to determine the current state of your pet’s health. Our clinic has a laboratory on-site for swift, accurate readings on their blood work and diagnostics. We believe every pet is special, and we provide individualized treatments that address your pet’s unique needs so they can enjoy a full life.

Dog, Exotic, and Cat Vet FAQs

You care about helping your pet feel great, and it’s natural to have questions about how our veterinary services can improve your cat, dog, or exotic animal’s life. That’s why we encourage you to share your questions. We’re happy to provide the resources and answers you need to make an informed decision regarding your pet’s treatment plan. Here are some of the most common questions we receive about veterinary care in Monroe:

How soon should my new pet get a checkup?

We recommend bringing your new pet into our office within the first month of adoption. This allows us to check for parasites and administer vaccines to protect your pet from diseases.

How often should my pet visit a veterinarian?

Generally, healthy adult pets should visit a vet annually. Puppies, kittens, and senior pets may require more frequent visits for monitoring.

Does my senior cat need core vaccines?

Yes. Pet owners are required to maintain their animal vaccines. Our friendly vet will provide insight into the specific vaccines your pet needs based on their age and lifestyle.

Compassionate Veterinary Care in Monroe

At Monroe Town and Country Veterinary Hospital, we provide the full set of services your pet needs to achieve optimal overall health. Our compassionate team is dedicated to protecting your pet’s well-being so you can enjoy years of cuddles and love. Whether your reptile needs blood work or you need to board your dog, our team has the services you’re looking for. Contact us today to learn more about our veterinary care in Monroe.