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Front Sign
Reception
Entry to Examination Room with dog scale.
Science Diet Prescription Food display in reception area.
Examination/Surgery Room with a wet-prep table for use during examination and surgical procedures. The stainless steel cover is removable, as well as the prep cover. We perform surgeries and dentistry in this room, as well as intensive care treatments/procedures.
We monitor the animal's heart rate and oxygen saturation through the use of a pulse oximeter during all surgeries.
A warm water circulating blanket is used to keep anesthetized animals warm during surgery.
Examination Room with a refrigerator for our vaccinations and other medications requiring refrigeration, a variety of intravenous fluids and a mobile anesthesia machine for surgery. Delivery of oxygen is also possible with the anesthesia machine.
Xray Machine and Table/Xray Viewbox and Storage Room. We offer ultrasound with abdominal and rectal probes, endoscopy with 1 meter and 3 meter endoscopes, as well as 8 x 10 and 11 x 14 size x-ray plates. Our x-ray machine is portable and battery-powered for field use.
Laboratory and autoclave. Our laboratory room includes a chemistry machine, complete blood count machine and blood gas/electrolyte machine. We can perform fecal examinations, urinalyses, heartworm testing, FeLV/FIV testing, parvovirus testing, as well as providing bloodwork to outside laboratories for more diagnostics.
Treatment and hospitalization cages. Our cages consist of a bank of 2 large cages, 3 medium cages and 4 small cages. We carry Purina veterinary diets as well as Science Diet veterinary diets. We have the capability for long-term hospitalization and have 2 fluid pumps for more accurate fluid delivery.
Popeye, the clinic kitty, makes sure that all is in order!
Dr. Ferguson in front of the ambulatory vehicle for large animal calls. Our vehicle is fully equipped for routine and emergency calls.
Dr. Ferguson and Caitlin performing a gastroscopy in a horse on site. Portable equipment facilitates the use of advanced diagnostics in the field.
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