Services
From wellness exams to surgery and diagnostics, Mule Town Veterinary Hospital provides comprehensive care for your pet at every stage of life. Browse our services below, then request an appointment online or give us a call — we're happy to help you find the right visit for your pet's needs.
Medical Exams
From routine wellness care to visits when something just doesn’t seem right, our medical exams are designed to support your pet through every stage of life.
If your pet needs urgent same-day care, please give us a call. We may be able to work them into our schedule.
Please note that we do not provide overnight or 24-hour emergency care.
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Wellness exams are the foundation of lifelong health. During your pet’s visit, our veterinary team performs a thorough physical exam, discusses any changes or concerns, and recommends preventive care tailored to your pet’s age, lifestyle, and individual needs. Regular checkups help us catch potential problems early and keep your pet feeling their best through every stage of life.
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Senior pets deserve a little extra attention as they age. Biannual exams allow us to closely monitor changes in mobility, weight, organ function, behavior, and overall comfort while screening for age-related conditions before they become more serious. Our goal is to help your pet stay comfortable, active, and enjoying life well into their golden years.
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When your pet isn’t feeling their best, we’re here to help. Sick visits are available for concerns such as vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, limping, skin issues, ear infections, changes in appetite, and other non-emergency illnesses. Our team will evaluate your pet, discuss recommended diagnostics or treatment, and help get them on the path to feeling better.
Please note: We are not an emergency hospital. Pets experiencing a medical emergency or requiring overnight care may be referred to a local emergency or specialty facility for immediate care.
Dental Care
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Dental Cleanings
Professional dental cleanings remove plaque and tartar from above and below the gumline, helping prevent periodontal disease, bad breath, infection, and oral discomfort. While your pet is safely under anesthesia, we carefully clean and polish each tooth and perform a thorough evaluation of the mouth.
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Dental Radiographs
Much of a tooth lies below the gumline, where problems cannot be seen during a visual exam alone. Dental radiographs allow us to evaluate the tooth roots and surrounding bone, helping us identify hidden disease, infection, fractures, bone loss, and other concerns so we can make the best treatment decisions for your pet.
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Dental Extractions
When a tooth is painful, damaged, infected, or affected by advanced periodontal disease, extraction may be the best way to restore comfort and prevent further problems. Our veterinary team carefully evaluates each tooth and removes only those that cannot be saved, with your pet’s comfort and recovery as a top priority.
Surgery
Our surgical services are focused on providing safe, thoughtful care from pre-operative planning through recovery. We offer a range of routine surgeries and partner with a mobile surgeon for more advanced orthopedic and soft tissue procedures in-house.
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Spaying and neutering are common preventive procedures that can help reduce the risk of certain reproductive diseases and unwanted litters. Our team carefully evaluates each patient, provides individualized anesthesia and pain management, and closely monitors your pet throughout their procedure and recovery.
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We perform a variety of non-emergent soft tissue procedures, including mass removals. Each patient receives a personalized surgical and anesthetic plan, attentive monitoring, and pain management designed to support a safe and comfortable recovery.
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For orthopedic procedures and more advanced soft tissue surgeries, we partner with Synergy Mobile Veterinary Surgery to bring specialized surgical care directly to our hospital. This allows your pet to receive advanced treatment in a familiar setting while benefiting from the expertise of a dedicated veterinary surgeon and surgical team.
Therapeutic Laser Treatment
Therapeutic laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment that uses targeted light energy to help reduce pain and inflammation and support the body’s natural healing process. It can be used for a variety of conditions, including arthritis, soft tissue injuries, post-surgical recovery, wounds, and other painful or inflammatory conditions. Treatments are typically quick, comfortable, and require no sedation.
Diagnostics
When your pet isn’t feeling their best, diagnostic testing can help us look beyond what we can see on a physical exam. Our in-house diagnostic capabilities allow us to gather important information, identify potential health concerns, and make informed decisions about your pet’s care.
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Digital radiographs (X-rays) give us a detailed look at structures inside your pet’s body, including the bones, chest, and abdomen. They can help us evaluate concerns such as injuries, arthritis, heart or lung changes, bladder stones, gastrointestinal problems, and other medical conditions.
All radiographs are reviewed by a board-certified radiologist.
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Bloodwork and other laboratory testing provide valuable information about your pet’s overall health and organ function. Testing may be recommended as part of a wellness screening, before anesthesia, or when investigating signs of illness.
We also perform cytology to examine cells and samples from areas such as skin, ears, masses, or body fluids to help identify infection, inflammation, and other abnormalities.
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FAST (Focused Assessment with Sonography) scans are targeted ultrasound exams used to quickly evaluate areas of the chest and abdomen. They can help our veterinary team identify concerns such as abnormal fluid accumulation and provide additional information when evaluating a sick or injured patient to guide treatment plans.
When a more comprehensive ultrasound is needed, we may recommend referral for advanced imaging.