Thoughtful medicine for the pets you love.
Wellness exams, vaccines, dental care, surgery and sick visits, from a team that explains every step and every estimate before treatment starts.
What brings you in?
Pick a reason and choose a time that works.
Services
Everyday care and the bigger moments
From the first puppy visit to senior years, one team that knows your pet's history.
Wellness & preventive care
Nose-to-tail exams, weight and nutrition guidance, and a plan for the year ahead.
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Vaccines & parasite prevention
Core and lifestyle vaccines, plus flea, tick and heartworm protection that fits your pet.
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Puppy & kitten care
First visits, vaccine series, spay and neuter planning, and every question new owners have.
Start your new pet right →
Dental care
Exams, cleanings under anesthesia, digital dental imaging and extractions when needed.
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Surgery & anesthesia
Soft-tissue surgery with careful monitoring, pain management and clear recovery instructions.
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Sick visits & urgent care
Vomiting, limping, not eating or something just seems off. Call ahead and we will fit you in when we can.
What to do now →Pet concerns
Is something not quite right?
Pick what you are seeing. We will tell you what it can mean and when to come in.
Itching or scratching
Constant scratching, licking or chewing usually points to allergies, fleas or a skin infection. It rarely clears up on its own.
- Look for red skin, hair loss or a smell from the ears
- Note when it started and any new food or products
- Book a visit if it lasts more than a few days
Vomiting or diarrhea
One episode in an otherwise bright pet can often be watched. Repeated episodes, blood, or a pet that seems weak needs to be seen.
- Offer small amounts of water
- Hold food for a few hours unless your vet advises otherwise
- Call right away if your pet may have eaten something toxic
Limping or stiffness
A sudden limp can be a sprain, a torn nail or something in a paw. Gradual stiffness is often joint-related, especially in older pets.
- Check paws and nails gently
- Limit running and jumping
- Do not give human pain medication
Not eating
Skipping a meal happens. Refusing food for a day or more, especially in cats, can signal something that needs attention.
- Note any vomiting, lethargy or hiding
- Check whether water is going down
- Bring a list of recent food changes
Bad breath
Persistent bad breath is usually dental disease, which can be painful even when pets keep eating.
- Look for red gums or tartar
- Watch for chewing on one side
- Dental care can make a real difference to comfort
New clients
Your first visit, made easy
Bring your pet, their records if you have them, and every question on your list.
Wellness plans
Routine care, spread across the year
Monthly wellness plans bundle the visits and preventive care your pet needs, so there are fewer surprises at the front desk.
- Wellness exams through the year
- Core vaccines and lab screening
- Plans for puppies, adults and seniors
- Messaging with the care team
Our team
The people behind the care
Veterinarians, technicians and client care staff who would rather explain than rush.
Working together on every case, from routine exams to surgery days.
Handles anesthesia monitoring and keeps nervous patients calm.
Your first call for appointments, records and follow-up questions.
Pet health resources
Answers from our team
Seasonal allergies in dogs and cats
Your puppy's first year, visit by visit
Signs your older dog may be in pain
Life at Northfield
Every pet gets the room to be themselves
FAQ
Questions pet owners ask us
Do you see dogs and cats only?
We see dogs, cats and many small pets. Ask the front desk about your pet before booking and we will make sure the right veterinarian is on your appointment.
Can I get a same-day sick visit?
We hold time for sick pets each day. Call ahead or book online, and we will fit you in when the schedule allows.
Will I know the cost before treatment?
Yes. We go over a written estimate with you and start treatment only after you approve the plan.
What should I bring to the first visit?
Past medical and vaccine records, the food your pet eats, any current medications, and a list of questions.
Do you offer payment options?
We accept major payment methods and can tell you about financing options available to clients at the front desk.
Ready when your pet needs us.
Book a wellness visit, a dental check or a sick visit online in a couple of minutes.