General Medicine For Pets

In House Lab | Heartworms | Dermatology | Diagnostic Imaging | Cardiology

In providing comprehensive pet care, our veterinary staff is capable of diagnosing and treating a variety of pet medical needs. Our approach to diagnostic and therapeutic services is meant to allow you and your pet increased comfort while maintaining confidence that you are in capable hands. At Country Creek Animal Hospital, we take extreme pride in the cleanliness and sanitation level of our hospital and the safety standards of our care. Our goal is to provide quality pet care and exceptional customer service.

As competent and comprehensive veterinarians and support staff, we can diagnose and treat a variety of health problems. However, if diagnostics or treatment lies outside our veterinary specialty, or requires a Veterinary Specialist, we may refer you to one of our partnered veterinarians. We work closely with other practices that can further assist you in achieving optimum health care outcomes for your pets.

Our Practice offers services in the following categories:

Cardiology
Internal Medicine including Gastroenterology, Respiratory Care, Nephrology/Urology, and Neurology
Preventative Medicine (Parasite Prevention and Vaccine Care and Consultation)
Dentistry
Dermatology and Allergy Management
Otology and Management of diseases of the ear
Medical and Surgical Oncology
Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
Senior pet care
Ultrasounds
Ophthalmology
Orthopedics and Medical Management and Prevention of Joint Disease including Arthritis

If you witness your pet exhibiting any of the following symptoms, please schedule an appointment to have them evaluated, as the condition might require prompt treatment:

Anxiety that causes noticeable emotional changes.
Confusion.
Constipation.
Coughing.
Decreased appetite.
Diarrhea.
Difficulty standing up, climbing stairs, or walking long distances.
Excessive itching.
Excessive weight loss or weight gain.
Foul odor in or around ears.
Foul smelling breath.
Inability to control bodily functions.
Increased dehydration.
Increased eye or nose secretion.
Increased urination.
Limping.
Lumps in the skin that have increased in size or are entirely new.
Sneezing.
Tiny cuts across areas of the skin.
Unexplained exhaustion.
Vomiting.
Wounds that will not heal.

Prolonged Condition Management:

In some instances, pet care requires more than just a single day’s visit. Our staff can provide a comfortable setting for pets receiving ongoing care that requires hospitalization. If your pet's ailment requires extended attention and monitoring, our facilities are equipped to treat them throughout the duration of their treatment.