Veterinary Services for Dogs and Cats in Bend
At Pawtown Veterinary Care, we provide comprehensive veterinary services designed to keep your dogs and cats healthy throughout every life stage. From routine wellness exams to urgent care, our Bend veterinary team delivers personalized attention in a comfortable, family-oriented environment.
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Wellness Exams
A yearly exam is an important time to give your pet a thorough look-over. A lot can change in your pet’s health over the course of a year. An annual vet exam is similar to visiting your general practitioner roughly every seven years! Some of the things we cover during a dog checkup or cat checkup include: a complete physical exam, vaccines, internal and external parasite prevention, nutrition, addressing any changes in health or lifestyle, and answering any questions you have about your pet’s health.
Diagnostics
We have access to many diagnostic tools that we can use to assess your pet’s health. We have in-clinic blood work, X-rays, and a urine analyzer which allow us to quickly screen for the most common illness and injuries. We also have in-clinic cytology to test for ear infections, skin infections, and check new masses. If your pet needs more specialized testing, we can access a variety of outside laboratories to get you the information you need. With this variety of diagnostic options, we can help select the most cost effective and productive diagnostic plan to suit your pet’s needs.
Emergency Care
When something feels wrong with your pet, every minute matters. Our team is here during business hours to assess the situation quickly and provide the care your pet needs. We treat urgent situations with the same attentiveness we bring to every visit, so you and your pet are never left without support when it counts most.
Dentistry
Dental disease is the single most overlooked area in veterinary practice. It is estimated that 50% of canine and feline patients over 5 years of age have at least one painful dental problem. In addition, periodontal disease has been linked to cardiac, liver, and kidney issues. Because of their nature, pets rarely show symptoms of dental disease, even when they are in pain! They will often continue to eat and act normally. Some subtle signs of periodontal disease you can watch for include: halitosis (bad breath), red gums, plaque buildup on the teeth, your pet chewing more on one side of the mouth, or preferring soft foods. We can help identify dental problems, address issues (including extracting teeth when necessary), and maintain a healthy mouth for your pet.
Pharmacy
We have a fully stocked veterinary pharmacy in the clinic as well as the ability to deliver medication directly to your house through our online pharmacy.
Microchipping
A microchip is one of the simplest and most reliable ways to protect your pet. About the size of a grain of rice, it provides permanent identification that cannot be lost or removed like a collar tag can. If your pet ever goes missing, a microchip significantly increases the chances of bringing them home safely.
Vaccinations
Keeping your pet’s vaccinations up to date is one of the most effective things you can do for their long-term health. We tailor vaccination recommendations to your pet’s individual lifestyle, taking Bend’s outdoor environment and unique exposure risks into account. Whether you have a new puppy or kitten or an adult pet due for a booster, we will help you stay on track.
End of Life Care
Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is one of the hardest moments a pet owner will ever face. We approach end of life care with the compassion, gentleness, and respect your pet and your family deserve. Our goal is to make this process as peaceful as possible, honoring the bond you have shared throughout your pet’s life.
Pharmacy
We have a fully stocked veterinary pharmacy in the clinic as well as the ability to deliver medication directly to your house through our online pharmacy.
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Dentistry
Dental disease is the single most overlooked area in veterinary practice. It is estimated that 50% of canine and feline patients over 5 years of age have at least one painful dental problem. In addition, periodontal disease has been linked to cardiac, liver and kidney issues. Because of their nature, pets rarely show symptoms of dental disease - even when they are in pain! They will often continue to eat and act normally. Some subtle signs of periodontal disease you can watch for include: halitosis (bad breath), red gums, plaque build up on the teeth, your pet chewing more on one side of the mouth or preferring to eat soft foods. We can help identify dental problems, address issues (including extracting teeth when necessary) and maintain a healthy mouth for your pet.
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Surgery
Every now and then, surgery is necessary. We strive to make the experience as quick and painless as possible for you and your pet! We can perform a wide variety of surgeries: spays and neuters, mass removals, laceration repairs, intestinal surgery and many more. For those specialized surgeries like cranial cruciate ligament repairs, fracture repairs or surgery of the back, heart or lungs we work with the local board certified veterinary surgeons to provide continuity in your pet’s care.
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Diagnostics
We have access to many diagnostic tools that we can use to assess your pet’s health. We have in clinic blood work, xrays and a urine analyzer which allow us to quickly screen for the most common illness and injuries. We also have in clinic cytology to test for ear infections, skin infections and check new masses. If your pet needs more specialized testing, we can access a variety of outside laboratories to get you the information you need. With this variety of diagnostic options, we can help select the most cost effective and productive diagnostic plan to suit your pet’s needs.
Read more
Wellness Exams
A yearly exam is an important time to give your pet a thorough look-over. A lot can change in your pet’s health over the course of a year. An annual vet exam is similar to visiting your general practitioner roughly every seven years! Some of the things we cover during a wellness exam include: a complete physical exam, vaccines, internal and external parasite prevention, nutrition, addressing any changes in health or lifestyle, and answering any questions you have about your pet’s health.
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