Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic

Frequently asked questions

What diagnostic services are available at Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic?

Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic offers in-house digital radiography (X-rays) to diagnose conditions like broken bones, swallowed objects, tumors, masses, and bladder/kidney stones. They also provide in-house laboratory and blood tests, including CBC bloodwork, blood chemistry panels, fecal/stool tests, urinalysis, and tests for specific diseases such as Heartworm or Parvovirus.

Does Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic offer dental services for dogs?

Yes, Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic offers professional dental cleanings for dogs to remove plaque and tartar buildup, prevent gum disease, stop bad breath, reduce tooth loss, and prevent infections. They also perform dental extractions for conditions such as severe periodontal disease, tooth fractures, tooth root abscesses, retained baby teeth, and oral tumors.

What should I do if my pet is experiencing allergy symptoms?

If your pet is experiencing symptoms like constant itching, scratching, licking, chewing, hives, irritated skin, frequent ear infections, or soft stools, it could be due to allergies. Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic can help identify the cause, which might include fleas, environmental allergens, food allergies, or skin infections, and recommend a treatment plan.

What is the policy for new pets at Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic?

Twin Peaks Veterinary Clinic offers a complimentary office visit for new pets. This welcome gesture is intended to help set new pets up for a healthy future.

What are the reasons a dog might need a tooth extraction?

Dogs may need tooth extractions due to severe periodontal disease, tooth fractures or trauma from chewing hard objects, tooth root abscesses and infections, retained baby teeth that prevent adult teeth from coming in properly, or oral tumors/growths affecting the teeth and gums.