Parkside Animal Health Center
Parkside Animal Health Center is a general practice in Aurora, CO. Procedures include Spaying or neutering, Microchipping, and Tonometry.
About
Parkside Animal Health Center is an AAHA-accredited general practice providing comprehensive veterinary care for dogs and cats. The clinic offers a wide range of services including routine wellness examinations, preventive care, vaccinations, parasite control, and nutritional counseling. Their diagnostic capabilities include digital radiography, blood and laboratory testing, and tonometry. The facility also provides surgical services, including routine and advanced procedures, as well as professional dental care and anesthesia.
Serving the Aurora community since 2011, the clinic emphasizes early detection and preventive health management for pets at all life stages. They provide specialized support for senior pets, including hospice and euthanasia services. The team also offers care for exotic small mammals. For urgent medical concerns, the clinic directs pet owners to contact them directly for guidance. The practice is dedicated to maintaining high standards of care as evaluated by the American Animal Hospital Association.
Surgical team
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Brenda Eisenhauer
DVM
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Rand Winton
DVM
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Kristen Shomock
DVM
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Everett Chauvin
DVM
Procedures
- Spaying or neutering
- Microchipping
- Tonometry
Equipment
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Frequently asked questions
- What wellness services are available for puppies and kittens?
- The clinic provides initial veterinary exams for new puppies and kittens to ensure a healthy start. These visits include a comprehensive physical examination and discussions regarding essential topics such as vaccinations, parasite prevention, nutrition, microchipping, and spaying or neutering. The goal of these appointments is to offer guidance and preventive care to support the growth and development of your new pet.
- Does the clinic provide dental care for pets?
- Yes, the clinic offers comprehensive dental care to support healthy teeth and gums. They perform routine dental exams and professional cleanings to help prevent pain, infection, and tooth loss. These services are important for addressing signs of dental disease such as persistent bad breath, drooling, difficulty chewing, or red gums.
- What diagnostic tools are used at the clinic?
- The clinic utilizes several diagnostic tools to evaluate pet health, including digital radiography (X-rays) for imaging bones and internal structures. They also conduct blood and laboratory tests to establish health baselines and monitor for illness. Additionally, they perform tonometry, a non-invasive procedure used to measure eye pressure to check for conditions like glaucoma.
- Does the clinic treat exotic pets?
- Yes, the clinic provides veterinary services for small mammals. Their experienced team offers comprehensive medical care and specialized services for these exotic patients.