Madison Park Vet Hospital
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The vets and techs are very good so he has little fear of the shots, and exams, etc. These memories are pushed aside because of the kindness of the people, and of course, there are treats in there. Highly recommend them for non life threatening illnesses and injuries as well as the annual well care exams and shots and such, because they are caring, good at dispelling fears, and accurate diagnosticians and have never been wrong yet.
About Madison Park Vet Hospital
Hours
Monday - Friday: 8am - 5pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 1:00 pm
Sunday: Closed
Services
Wellness Services
- Wellness Exams
- Microchipping
- Vaccinations
- Emergency Care
Diagnostic
- Diagnostic Laboratory
- Radiology
- Ultrasound
- Cold Laser
Surgery- Madison Park Veterinary Hospital offers many surgical services including, but not limited to, spays, neuters, laceration repairs, and tumor removals.
Boarding- Your pet needs to be current for all of their vaccines and to have had a fecal test performed (with a negative test result) within the past year. It is also recommended that your pet be current on their flea prevention.
Dog Boarding
- Spacious kennels with cozy blankets and fleece beds.
- Close monitoring of eating, elimination, weight, and behavior
- Meals and treats 2-3 times a day
- Walks at least 3 times a day
- Toys to keep your pet stimulated
Cat Boarding
- Spacious enclosures with Kitty tents in each cage
- Extra soft fleece beds
- Meals and treats 2-3 times a day
- Monitoring of eating, elimination, weight, and behavior
- Toys for your felines personal enjoyment
- Personal play time and exercise
- Homeopathic pheromone (Feliway) spray to use as needed, designed to keep stressed cats calm
Dentistry- Animals build up a tolerance for pain over time, and you may never know how bad their mouths really are. It is important to have your pet’s teeth examined at least once yearly to determine if dental work needs to be done.
Senior Pets- A special health plan is necessary for your senior pet including exams twice yearly, as a preventative measure. Early detection of diseases leads to faster treatment and a happier, healthier pet.