From about age seven, we recommend a wellness exam twice a year and a senior blood and urine panel for $145, which catches kidney, thyroid and liver changes early. Many older pets hide pain, so we check joints and mobility at every visit.
For arthritis, we build a plan that can include pain medication, the monthly injections Librela for dogs and Solensia for cats, weight management and simple changes at home like rugs and ramps.
What is included
- Senior blood and urine panel: $145
- Twice-yearly exams from age seven
- Arthritis plans including monthly injections
- Quality-of-life conversations when you need them
Questions about senior pets
How do I know if my pet is in pain?
Book an exam if you see trouble on stairs, more sleep than usual, no more jumping up, or a change in appetite.
Do you help with end-of-life care?
Yes. We offer quiet appointments at the end of the day and can talk through options and costs ahead of time.
How booking senior pets works
Request a visit
Send your name, your pet's name and species, and a phone number. We call back within two business hours to book.
Send the records
Ask your old clinic to email vaccine records, or bring them. We fill in your pet's chart before you arrive.
A nose-to-tail exam
Your vet checks eyes, ears, teeth, heart, joints and weight, and tells you the cost of anything recommended before it is done.
Other services
Questions before you book?
Or call (555) 010-2150.
