Suburban South Veterinary Hospital

Our Services

Jeter

Now offering basic equine and small ruminant care!

We provide fast and gentle treatment for your sick animal. Remember, regular check-ups can detect disease in the early stages, improving your pet's ability to fight back.

Have a service dog?

We now offer 10% off to any service and honor 10% off to any veteran with a the "Thank a Vet" Discount card.

It's time for Dental Health awareness month! Now offering routine dentals minus extractions for $250.00. Please call our office for details.

Also check out our online store for veterinarian approved dental products!

New and Exciting Plans

We are offering two separate plans since 2016 to help our pet owners achieve excellent care while saving money!

Also available are Puppy/ Kitten Packs!

Basic Plan - $100 per pet per calander year

Offers unlimited physical exams and rechecks for the 2016 calendar year (1/1-12/31) for $100.00 per pet.

Plus Plan - $250 per pet per calander year

In addition to the above; one Wellness Lab Workup which includes a complete blood count, chemistry 13 and a fecal test for $250.00 per pet.

[over $300 value]

Supreme Plan - $325 per pet per calander year

Unlimited physicals for your pet as listed above. One complete blood cell count [CBC], one chemistry profile [SMA], one fecal test, one heartworm & lymes disease tests and one urinalysis. [over a $420 value]

You can find the enrollment sheets below. Ask us about which plan would be best suited for you!!

Information Sheet For New Client

New Client Information Sheet
Would you like your pet to become a patient? Please fill out this form and bring it with you at the time of your scheduled office visit.
Client Information Sheet.rtf
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General Vaccine Information

Canine

Rabies - a killed virus used for the prevention of disease caused by rabies virus.

DHPP - For vaccination of healthy dogs 6 weeks of age or older as an aid in preventing disease caused by CD virus, CAV-1, CAV-2, CPI virus, CPV, and CPV-2c. Vanguard Plus 5 contains attenuated strains of CD virus, CAV-2, CPI virus, and CPV. The high-titer, low-passage CPV virus in Vanguard Plus is highly immunogenic and capable of stimulating active immunity in the presence of maternal antibodies. This product does not contain CPV type 2c. Cross protection against CPV type 2c was demonstrated in vaccinated puppies challenged 5 weeks following second vaccination.

Lyme - For vaccination of dogs 8 weeks of age or older as an aid in preventing clinical disease.

Bordetella - a modified live virus [canine parainfluenza] with an avirulent live culture [Bordetella Bronchiseptica] used in aid in the prevention of "Kennel Cough". Routes of administration may be by mouth, intra-nasal spray or injectable.

Feline

Rabies - a killed virus used for the prevention of disease caused by the rabies virus.

FVRCP - For vaccination of healthy cats as an aid in preventing feline viral rhinotracheitis caused by feline herpesvirus-1, feline respitory disease caused by feline calicivirus, and feline panleukopenia caused by feline parvovirus.

FeLV - a live canarypox vector containing a tissue derived recombinant feline leukemia virus containing Subgroups A & B. This vaccine is used to aid in the prevention of disease caused by feline leukemia virus.

Overview

General examination and treatment of dogs, cats, and ferrets
Immunization of dogs, cats, and ferrets; certificates of health and consultations for international travel (APHIS form 7001)
Microchip implants
Nutritional advice for puppies, overweight animals and disease management (food allergies, diabetes, kidney and liver diseases)
General surgeries (spay, neuter, declaw)
Laser Therapy (see link below)
Ultrasound examinations

MICROCHIPPING - Tags can come off but a microchip stays with your pet forever.

For permanent and unique identification, have your pet microchipped with a microchip. Shelters, pounds and veterinary hospitals across the country scan lost pets and reunite them quickly with their owners when they are chipped.

DENTISTRY - Clean teeth are much more than just a matter of cosmetic appearance. The build-up of tartar, subsequent gum disease, and finally tooth loss, affects not just your pet's immediate dental hygiene, but also has a long-term impact on the health of their kidneys, heart, liver, nervous system and other major organ systems. Showers of bacteria from the infected gums are spread by the blood daily, causing infection and premature aging of these areas. Dental disease shortens your pet's life!

We clean and polish your pet's teeth under general anesthesia.

Check your pet's teeth and call for an appointment if you see excessive tartar.