Your Pet's First Visit

A pet's first visit to the vet can seem a bit daunting, so we've put together a list of info and resources to help you prepare.

At your first appointment, we will gather information about your pet’s background, health, diet, and training. We can also address any questions or concerns you might have.

Your veterinarian will examine your pet from nose-to-tail, looking for things like heart murmurs, ear infections, and/or parasites. Your vet can also provide pet-proofing tips, training assistance, and parasite protection recommendations.

Before Your First Appointment
Complete the New Client Form prior to your first visit. Assemble and be sure to bring all the proper items with you: Your pet's adoption or purchase records Any existing medical history A list of current medications and supplements Current feeding schedule and the brand of food you use A list of questions you have for your veterinarian Collect any necessary stool or urine samples, if requested. If you're bringing in your dog, be sure he or she is accustomed to being on a short leash. If you're bringing a cat, be sure to have an appropriate carrier. Feel free to bring your pet's favorite treats to keep them happy and distracted!

Before Your First Appointment

Complete the New Client Form prior to your first visit.
Assemble and be sure to bring all the proper items with you:
- Your pet's adoption or purchase records
- Any existing medical history
- A list of current medications and supplements
- Current feeding schedule and the brand of food you use
- A list of questions you have for your veterinarian
Collect any necessary stool or urine samples, if requested.
If you're bringing in your dog, be sure he or she is accustomed to being on a short leash. If you're bringing a cat, be sure to have an appropriate carrier.
Feel free to bring your pet's favorite treats to keep them happy and distracted!

Appointment Policies

Please arrive 5 minutes prior to your pet's appointment for check-in. If you have not filled out all relevant patient forms yet, plan to arrive 10 minutes ahead of your appointment.

While we do our best to make sure all of our patients are seen on time, there will be times of occasional unexpected delay due to an emergency or because we are providing care for a patient that needs a little more time. Please accept our apologies should this occur, and understand that the same dedication and courtesy will be provided to your pet should they ever need it.

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"My boy Moo had an episode Dec 16, 2021 where he almost passed. He had underlying heart disease and was moving into heart failure. Dr.Holbrook has given so much of her time and love to care for Morris. I wanted to leave this review because it is Nov 22, 2022 and I just got off the phone with Dr.Holbrook to develop a new plan for Moos meds. She is truly a wonderful vet and I can't say enough good things about them.Moo ended up passed Nov 25, 2022. He was so sick. When my fiance and I decided to put him down, the whole team was so kind. Our vet was crying, some of the vet techs said goodbye. We received his paw prints and hair in the mail with a sweet card.We now have a beagle and Dr.Holbrook will care for him as well because I'll never go to another vet."

Baylee C.