Small mammals
Rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and other small companions need their own kind of medicine.
Physical exam
A nose-to-tail exam every six months helps catch dermatitis, obesity, overgrown teeth and parasites early.
X-rays
Radiographs are how we evaluate internal organs, bones and joints.
Blood work
Lab work can reveal liver, kidney and gastrointestinal disease. It’s also important before any anesthesia.
Spay
Helps prevent uterine infections and tumors. In female rabbits, it also prevents rapid breeding.
Neuter
Prevents rapid breeding and aggressiveness.
Dentistry
Routine dental exams and teeth trims matter, because rabbit and hamster teeth keep growing.
Small pets can decline fast. Call us if you notice
- Not eating for a day
- Fewer or smaller droppings
- Drooling or wet chin
- Hunched posture
- Sneezing or discharge
- Bald patches or scratching
Not sure if your pet needs to be seen?
Call and tell us what you’re noticing. We’ll help you decide what to do next.