Optimum Wellness Plans overview

Wellness plans are designed to simplify pet care management, offering unlimited office visits and essential services like regular exams, virtual visits, and vaccinations.

Cleo and Cole's OWP overview

The benefits of enrolling in an OWP, as told by Cleo and Cole.

Virtual visits for your dog

A virtual veterinarian visit offers convenient, timely care for your dog from the comfort of your home, reducing stress and travel time. Experience expert advice and personalized treatment plans that keep your furry friend healthy without the hassle of in-person appointments.

Virtual visits for your cat

A virtual veterinarian visit provides hassle-free, immediate care for your cat right from your living room, minimizing anxiety and avoiding travel. Get professional guidance and tailored health solutions to ensure your feline companion stays happy and well with ease.

Understanding pet stomach issues

Pets can experience stomach issues from diet changes or infections. Their digestive systems are different from humans, leading to specific food problems.

Understanding anti-inflammatory medications for pets

Anti-inflammatory medications provide pain relief and reduce swelling in pets, aiding their recovery. However, these drugs come with risks that pet owners need to be aware of.

Understanding pet euthanasia

Euthanasia for pets involves a thoughtful and emotional process. Owners receive support to understand what to expect, while veterinarians assess the pet's condition through exams and history.

How to: Give your pet a bath

Bathing your pet at home is easy and stress-free when you use lukewarm water, gentle pet-safe shampoo, and calm reassurance throughout the process. Regular at-home baths help maintain your pet’s hygiene, reduce odors, and promote a healthy coat and skin.

How to: Brush your pet's teeth

Safely brushing your pet’s teeth at home starts with using a pet-specific toothbrush and toothpaste, gently introducing the routine to help your pet feel comfortable. Regular at-home care prevents plaque buildup and promotes long-term oral health for your pet.

How to: Watch out for ticks

Checking your pet for ticks at home is simple by carefully examining their skin and fur, focusing on areas like ears, neck, underarms, and between toes. Use your fingers and a fine-toothed comb to feel for bumps and visually inspect for ticks.

How to: Check your pet for fleas

Checking your pet for fleas at home is easy by using a fine-toothed flea comb to inspect their fur, especially around the neck, tail, and belly. Look for tiny dark specks or live fleas, and examine your pet’s skin for redness or irritation.

How to: Prevent heartworm disease

Heartworms are harmful parasites spread by mosquitoes, causing serious health problems in pets. Treatment is difficult and expensive, particularly for dogs, while cats have no safe treatment available.