7025 Longley Lane, Suite 40, Reno, NV 89511
Healthy Pets Start With Routine Check-ups
At Aspen Animal Wellness, we believe that regular check-ups are the best way to help your pet live a healthy, happy life. From puppies and kittens to our seniors and geriatrics, these wellness exams allow us to identify potential problems early and also give us a baseline for your pet’s unique characteristics. Annual blood work, parasite screenings, prevention, and routine oral care are great ways to ensure your pets live their best lives! Your pet will receive immunizations tailored to their lifestyle according to the American Animal Association (AAHA) Canine Guidelines and the American Association of Feline Practitioner’s (AAFP) Guidelines, including non-adjuvanted vaccines for cats.
Examinations
Just as doctors schedule routine exams for people, veterinarians advise regular check-ups for pets. Early detection of health concerns not only boosts treatment success but also keeps costs and complications to a minimum. Addressing a serious condition later can be expensive, whereas preventive care is far more budget-friendly. We’ll design a custom wellness plan for your companion—tailored to their breed, age, lifestyle, and overall health—to keep them thriving year after year.
Wellness exams typically include:
- Complete head-to-tail physical exam to evaluate key body systems and build a detailed health overview
- Discuss your pet’s behavior, nutrition, activity levels, and daily habits
- Provide recommendations for vaccines and diagnostic screenings as needed
- Monitor health changes like weight shifts to catch potential concerns early
- Address any questions or concerns you have about your pet’s well-being
Vaccinations
With more than 50 million pets across the U.S., exposure to infectious diseases is a real possibility. At Aspen Animal Wellness, we evaluate your pet’s unique lifestyle and risk factors to provide only the vaccines and preventive care they truly need. By following up-to-date, personalized vaccination protocols—including multi-year options when appropriate—we aim to protect your pet while avoiding unnecessary treatments.
