John Bandes DVM

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AKA: Bandes, John
Categories: Veterinarians, Pet Boarding & Kennels, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (540) 967-3132

Address: 4494 Davis Hwy, Louisa, VA 23093

Dental Care
Vaccination
Nutritional Counseling
Pets age faster than humans. While their lives progress more quickly, serious medical conditions do too. Annual pet wellness exams can help detect serious medical conditions and allowing our facility to treat them before their status becomes unmanageable. In seeing your veterinarian annually, you have the opportunity to discuss your pet’s future health outlook, and ask questions about any existing conditions. Prior to your pet’s wellness exam, note any severe changes that have occurred with your pet including: vomiting, diarrhea, coughing, weight gain/loss, excessive thirst, or increased aggression. If your pet is experiencing any of these symptoms or has developed any abnormal behavior since their last wellness exam, please inform the veterinarian.
Comprehensive Examination
Because puppies and kittens have less developed immune systems, they are far more susceptible to disease and parasitic infection. During puppy and kitten wellness exams, vital statistics are taken and recorded. Depending on the age of your pet, we might also perform lab work to provide a comparative chart for future visits. We also examine your pet from head-to-tail, checking the vital organs for bloating or pain, and joints for any limited range of motion or discomfort. If you get a new pet, a wellness exam is recommended to detect any existing illness so we could promptly begin treatment.

Veterinary Surgery
– Non-elective soft tissue surgery, including but not limited to bladder stone surgery, tumor surgery, cesarean section, exploratories, eyelid surgery
Spaying and Neutering

Boarding
Senior Pet Care
When your dog is 7 years old, it is recommended to switch your food to a senior diet, even if your dog may not act like a senior on the outside. If your dog has special needs, prescription diets are available. Talk to your veterinarian for more information.

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