Services – Cruz Veterinary Services

Vaccination Protocols

There are a variety of dangerous diseases that are easily preventable through a standard course of vaccinations. At Cruz Veterinary Services, we are committed to providing the most current protocols, ensuring your pet is getting the best preventions available.

Diagnostic Imaging

Digital radiographs greatly enhance our ability to evaluate your pet’s musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. This technology can produce highly detailed pictures in a very short period of time.

Dermatology

There are a vast number of skin disorders known to affect pets. These disorders may be the result of an infectious or non-infectious disease, parasitic infestation, or allergic reaction. Because many of these skin diseases bear close symptomatic resemblance to one another, proper diagnoses and treatment often requires the consultation of a veterinarian with special interest in this area.

In-house veterinary lab

We are able to perform full blood chemistries, complete blood cell counts, electrolyte analysis, and urinalysis within minutes to start treatment for your pet immediately. We can also evaluate cytologies, fecal samples, and run blood typing and coagulation studies in addition to many other basic tests in-house.

Nutritional Counseling

Nutrition is important to your pets’ health. It is important to learn what your pet needs to stay healthy, happy and active. Making sure your pet eats what he should and not what he wants is the best way to ensure these needs.

Dental Care

Providing your pet with professional dental cleanings, and evaluation every year will keep your pet healthy and comfortable, help prevent periodontal disease, and identify problems in the mouth early on.

SPAY & NEUTER

Your pets will live a longer, healthier life. Spaying helps prevent uterine infections and breast cancer. Neutering prevents testicular cancer, if done before six months of age.

Microchipping

A microchip can be injected into the dog. It is a small glass cylinder about the size of a grain of rice that contains a radio transmitter and a minute electronic device containing the animal’s ID number.