To keep your pet happy and healthy, the team at Animal Medical Center of Woodland Park recommends scheduling a wellness exam
bi-annually or twice a year
to keep your pet in tip top shape. These exams allow us to regularly evaluate your pet’s health and provide prompt treatment if necessary so they can live life to the fullest.
Wellness Care for All Ages
Wellness care looks different at every age, but the goal remains the same: to maintain your pet’s quality of life and allow them to live happily by your side!
Our Essential Wellness Services
in Woodland Park, CO
At Animal Medical Center of Woodland Park, we provide the best possible care through an array of quality services.
Thorough Cat and Dog Exams
Your veterinarian will perform a physical examination as part of their assessment of your pet’s overall health. A comprehensive exam includes evaluating the following:
- Eyes and ears
- Teeth
- Heart
- Skin and coat
- Vital signs and body condition
- Joints
- Abdominal palpation
These exams can provide valuable information about your pet’s health and possibly uncover health conditions that had previously gone unnoticed.
Behavior Consultation
Our experienced team can also provide behavior consultations to help determine the root of pet behavior issues. Many behavioral problems can be the result of a physical issue and those that aren’t can usually be corrected with proper behavioral training. Our team can offer assistance related to the following:
- Leash training
- Socialization for puppies
- Vocalization
- Destructive behavior due to separation anxiety
- Inappropriate elimination
- Noise aversion
To learn more about our behavior consultations, or to book an appointment, contact Animal Medical Center of Woodland Park at 719-687-9201 or wpamcpets@gmail.com.
Internal Medicine
Our highly trained team at Animal Medical Center of Woodland Park uses our advanced technology to provide the necessary care for your companion when they are sick. We practice internal medicine, that which deals with the identification and management of disease inside your pet’s body such as:
- Pancreatitis
- Kidney/urinary disease
- Internal infections
- Cancer
- Diseases of the liver, gallbladder, endocrine system (e.g., diabetes, adrenal, thyroid, etc.) and heart disease
Client Education
The wellness exam also creates an opportunity to ask your veterinarian any questions or concerns you have about your pet’s health and well-being. We consider you an integral part of your dog or cat’s care and strive to keep you up to date to ensure your pet receives care that is best suited to their needs.
Prompt Disease Detection
Lab testing and regular screenings offer vital information about your pet’s health, as it allows us to assess any underlying issues that may not be found during a physical examination. Many diseases don’t present any outward symptoms until it has progressed. Screenings can help us check for signs of illness or disease before it becomes a more serious problem and offer treatment sooner.
