Pet wellness exams for
longer, happier life.

Annual wellness exams are the foundation of proactive pet care. Our veterinarians conduct thorough check-ups, blood tests, and personalized health assessments to keep your furry companion thriving.
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Prevent illness. Encourage optimal health.

At Paw Haven Animal Hospital, we emphasize the importance of annual pet wellness exams as a cornerstone of proactive pet care. These comprehensive check-ups offer a powerful preventive approach to safeguarding your pet’s health. Beyond visual and physical examinations, our veterinarians conduct thorough blood tests and assess various health markers.

This detailed analysis enables us to evaluate your pet’s overall health and formulate a personalized wellness plan tailored to their unique needs, age, and lifestyle.

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What's included in a wellness exam

Ultrasound is a valuable tool for understanding what’s happening inside your pet’s body and helping our team respond with timely care.

Nose-to-Tail Exam

Comprehensive visual and physical examination from head to paws.

Blood Work & Labs

Thorough blood tests and health marker assessments.

Personalized Plans

Wellness plans tailored to your pet’s unique age and needs.

Preventive Focus

Catch early signs before they become serious health issues.

The yearly visit — your
annual pet check-up.

Yearly check-ups play a pivotal role in preventing potential illnesses and promoting optimal health. By identifying early signs of health issues, we can address them proactively, ensuring your pet enjoys a high quality of life for years to come.

Puppies & Kittens

More frequent visits in the first year for vaccines, growth monitoring, and early socialization guidance.

Adult Pets

Annual exams to maintain baseline health data, update vaccines, and screen for early disease markers.

Senior Pets

Twice-yearly visits recommended for pets 7+ to catch age-related conditions early and adjust care plans.

Frequently asked

How often should my pet have a wellness exam?
Most pets benefit from a yearly exam, though puppies, kittens, seniors, and pets with ongoing health needs may need more frequent visits.
Your veterinarian will examine your pet, review their health history, discuss preventive care, and recommend any needed testing or follow-up.
They may be recommended depending on your pet’s age, health status, and preventive care needs.
They help detect concerns early and support a personalized plan for long-term health.
Yes. Even indoor pets benefit from regular exams to monitor health and stay current on preventive care.
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Because your pets deserve the best, always

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