Your Senior Dog

After the age of 7 or 8 we recommend that your dog receive examinations twice per year and has complete blood work done annually. These tests run quickly and accurately on our state of the art in house rapid laboratory testing equipment.

As your dog gets older many of our 4-legged friends develop arthritis, some have metabolic or endocrine issues, and some even develop cancer. Their nutritional needs and requirements change, as do their levels of exercise and activity.

We still recommend annual vaccinations and parasite control as described for the younger dogs.

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We have used Driggs vet clinic for nearly 20 years now, and trust Don. He has always taken extremely good care of our animals and has been so... read more

Mandy R.

Amazing place to take your furry family member. The Vet here is a super nice guy who actually cares about your pet.... read more

Mike H.

Was from out of town and had a scare with our six month old puppy. They got us in immediately and the Doc took a late lunch to see her. Made us feel... read more

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Mandy R.

We have used Driggs vet clinic for nearly 20 years now, and trust Don. He has always taken extremely good care of our animals and has been so sympathetic through the loss of three family pets. A down to earth approach to animal care that is kind and gentle.

Mike H.

Amazing place to take your furry family member. The Vet here is a super nice guy who actually cares about your pet. A++++

Nelson I.

Was from out of town and had a scare with our six month old puppy. They got us in immediately and the Doc took a late lunch to see her. Made us feel extremely comfortable being complete strangers. Thank you so much!

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