We provide routine wellness care for the lifetime of your pet. From puppy and kitten vaccine boosters, fecal exams for parasites, feline viral testing, heartworm testing and annual blood work. We can discuss wellness care and help you decide what preventive care is best for your pet. You may want to review our Wellness Plans if you are interested in spreading out the cost of annual pet wellness care.

We are also available for urgent care when the condition is not life-threatening. If you feel your pet needs to be seen before you are able to get an appointment, our veterinarians will work to “squeeze” you in between scheduled appointments. When you arrive, our receptionists will be able to give you an estimate on how long you may have to wait in order to be seen.

If an emergency occurs outside of our regular business hours, please proceed to one of the following emergency hospitals below:

Medvet Worthington
300 East Wilson Bridge Road
Worthington, Ohio 43085
614-846-5800
www.medvetforpets.com

The Ohio State Vet Medical Center – Dublin
5020 Bradenton Ave,
Dublin, OH 43017
614-889-8070
http://vet.osu.edu/vmc/dublin

The Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center
601 Vernon L. Tharp Street
Columbus, OH 43210
614-292-3551
http://vet.osu.edu/vmc/

Dr. Brown originates from Oklahoma. He attended Oklahoma State University, where he received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Animal Science. After graduation from Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1999, Dr. Brown went on to complete a one­ year rotating small animal internship at Auburn University. He then completed a three-year Internal Medicine residency at Purdue University. Dr. Brown was awarded board certification that year. Dr. Brown has completed research in Immune-mediated neutropenia and has been published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Dr. Brown has nearly two decades of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of small animal Internal Medicine patients. After serving as department head for a large, multi-service referral hospital in southern Florida, Dr. Brown returned to Ohio and began an imaging/Internal Medicine consulting service. His main focus is in expediting an accurate diagnosis in order to provide prompt therapy and a more positive outcome.

Dr. Brown stays active with his daughter, dog Samantha and cat Jewel.

Did you know most pets have signs of dental disease by age 3?

We will evaluate your pet’s dental health during their exam and we may recommend a dental cleaning under anesthesia. When your pet has their teeth cleaned under anesthesia we can scale the tartar off the teeth, probe the gum line for pockets, and check for fractured or loose teeth, oral masses, and other abnormalities. We also have dental x-rays to evaluate for disease below the gum line like tooth root abscesses, bone loss, fractured tooth roots, and further, evaluate missing teeth below the gum line. If you are interested in having your pet’s teeth evaluated please call us today to schedule an exam!

Please call us for routine dental cleaning pricing or for more information. Blood work is an additional cost. For dogs, a heartworm test within 12 months is required. Rabies vaccines also need to be up to date for cats and dogs.

During your pet’s dental cleaning we will monitor anesthesia. Every 5 minutes the temperature, blood pressure, and oxygenation is recorded and a continuous ECG will monitor for an abnormal heartbeat or rhythm. Your pet will receive an intravenous catheter (IV) and fluids during the cleaning. Dr. Miller will call you during the dental if any dental abnormalities are noted and discuss further care.

Before/After Dental Cleaning:

Dog

Cat

Dental x-rays: Bone loss is noted on both of these x-rays and teeth needed to be extracted.

Uses for laser therapy:

Arthritis, neck and back pain/IVDD, wounds, surgical sites, dental extraction sites, lick granulomas, anal gland abscesses, aural hematomas, declaw sites, hot spots, and wounds.