Our ServicesWellness Services
♥ 12-point physical exam ♥ Vaccinations (patient specific protocols) ♥ Deworming ♥ Basic behavioural counseling ♥ Nutritiounal counseling ♥ Senior Wellness Program Sick Pet Services ♥ 12-point physical exam ♥ Full in-house diagnostic lab – CBC, Chemistries, Thyroid testing, ♥ Urinalysis, Electrolytes, Fecal (stool) testing ♥ Digital x-ray ♥ Day hospitalization ♥ IV (intravenous) fluids Surgical Services ♥ State of the art patient monitoring equipment with designated technician monitoring ♥ Laser surgery ♥ In-house pre-anesthetic testing ♥ IV (intravenous) catheter for each patient with fluid therapy ♥ Digital radiography ♥ Including digital dental x-rays K-Laser
K-laser uses: Osteoarthritis, joint pain, tendonitis, ligament sprain, muscle strain, post surgical pain, neck and back pain, hip dysplasia, edema and congestion, chronic wounds, and many more.
What is K-laser? A Painless laser energy treatment that increases circulation, drawing water, oxygen, and nutrients to the damaged area. This creates an optimal healing environment that reduce inflammation, swelling, muscle spasms, stiffness, and pain. As the injured area returns to normal, function is restored and pain is relieved. Referral Services |
Why Laser Surgery?
Why Laser Surgery?
What does this mean for my pet? What procedures can be performed using a laser? The Laser is ideal for surgical procedures for dogs and cats, including the following: |
Heartland Veterinary Clinic offers many unique services, such as:
♥ Advanced dentistry ♥ Laser surgery ♥ Orthopedic surgery ♥ Digital radiology (x-rays) ♥ Diagnostic procedures If you are a veterinarian who wishes to refer a patient, please fill out this PDF referral form.
If would like a map and directions to give to your client, open this sheet.
PLEASE NOTE: A client is considered a referral if he/she comes to Heartland Veterinary Clinic by referral from their primary veterinary clinic. After the procedure or treatment is completed, a final and complete written report will be sent to the referring veterinarian, regarding all findings, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, aftercare, or pathology.
Heartland Veterinary Clinic will not perform any other procedure that is not authorized by the referral veterinarian other than life-saving emergency procedures (CPR). The staff of Heartland Veterinary Clinic will instruct the client upon discharge to return to the referring veterinarian for follow-up and all other services required. However, there may be times when it will be necessary for the patient to return to our clinic for future evaluation or K-laser treatment. This will only be done when it is deemed in the best interest of the patient or requested by the referring veterinarian.
If a patient is referred to Heartland Veterinary Clinic for a procedure, we will never accept that patient as a primary care patient for the life of the patient unless requested by the referral veterinarian.
If would like a map and directions to give to your client, open this sheet.
PLEASE NOTE: A client is considered a referral if he/she comes to Heartland Veterinary Clinic by referral from their primary veterinary clinic. After the procedure or treatment is completed, a final and complete written report will be sent to the referring veterinarian, regarding all findings, diagnosis, treatment, prognosis, aftercare, or pathology.
Heartland Veterinary Clinic will not perform any other procedure that is not authorized by the referral veterinarian other than life-saving emergency procedures (CPR). The staff of Heartland Veterinary Clinic will instruct the client upon discharge to return to the referring veterinarian for follow-up and all other services required. However, there may be times when it will be necessary for the patient to return to our clinic for future evaluation or K-laser treatment. This will only be done when it is deemed in the best interest of the patient or requested by the referring veterinarian.
If a patient is referred to Heartland Veterinary Clinic for a procedure, we will never accept that patient as a primary care patient for the life of the patient unless requested by the referral veterinarian.
