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Canine Wellness Health Care

We are committed to the best in veterinary care for your beloved companion!

Here at Tri-County Animal Hospital, we are strong advocates of proactive health care – that’s why our canine care is designed to provide compassionate, comprehensive veterinary care for your dog at every stage of life. From puppyhood through his or her senior years, we provide personalized wellness care and helpful pointers on home care that will keep your dog healthy, happy, and protected against preventable illnesses and health conditions. Our veterinarians recommend that we see your dog at least annually for a comprehensive wellness exam. It is important that we diagnose any health conditions your dog may be facing early when treatment options are most effective.

At Tri-County Animal Hospital, our Canine Wellness care includes:

• Thorough physical wellness exams
• Professional dental care
• Weight and nutritional needs assessment
• Vaccine programs based on your dog’s lifestyle
• Internal parasite testing and prevention
• Microchipping so your dog can return home if he or she is ever lost
• Diagnostic testing equipment should our veterinarians need additional information to diagnose your dog’s illness
• Specialized care for your puppy and senior dog, including bi-annual wellness exams
• General medicine services and a collaborative approach with you for diagnosing and managing chronic diseases such as diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, kidney and liver disorders
• Dermatology care for conditions such as allergies and chronic ear infections
• Prescription foods for medical conditions

Never Give Medication to a Dog Unless It Was Prescribed By A Veterinarian.
Most Importantly, NEVER GIVE medications without direct approval from your veterinarian. Many products that are deemed safe for humans are extremely toxic to pets and can prove to be fatal. If in doubt — Call Our Office first and ask - 973-831-2426.

Learn more about Canine Wellness care by browsing through these links:

• Aggression in Dogs
• Compulsive Disorders in Dogs
• Hoise Soiling Dogs
• Handling a Dog That "Runs Off"
• Maternal Behavior Problems