Did you know
Heart disease in pets can often remain hidden until advanced stages, but with early diagnosis and appropriate treatment, your pet can live a longer, healthier life with you and your family!
Patients with congestive heart failure
live 75% longer
when co-managed by a board-certified veterinary cardiologist and their primary care veterinarian.
Assessments for the risk of anesthesia
When a heart murmur or arrhythmia is detected on a pre-anesthetic examination, a cardiology workup is essential to determine anesthetic risk and create an appropriate anesthetic plan.
What will I get?
A comprehensive treatment plan for the prevention of heart failure
Safe and effective long-term management of heart disease
Improvement and maintenance of quality of life
Direct line of communication for ongoing questions or concerns
What is a Board-Certified Veterinary Cardiologist?
A board-certified veterinary cardiologist is a specialist with advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions/diseases of the heart and circulatory system. After veterinary school, continued education is required: including a one-year internship, a specialized residency training program (usually 3-5 years), followed by passing rigorous board examinations in their field of expertise. We work along-side primary care veterinarians to make sure that families know all their options and pets get the very best veterinary care.
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