Walker Veterinary Hospital offers comprehensive grooming services for dogs and cats, including nail trimming, haircuts, ear cleaning, sanitary trims, and more. Grooming appointments are available Monday through Friday.

Yes, all pets must be current on their vaccinations before grooming. If your pet needs vaccinations, the hospital can administer them during the grooming appointment.

The hospital performs a wide array of major and minor surgeries, including spaying, neutering, and other surgical procedures to address various health conditions.

Preparation involves following pre-surgical instructions provided by the veterinary team, which may include fasting and avoiding certain medications. It's important to discuss any concerns with the veterinarian before the procedure.

A thorough dental cleaning includes a Complete Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT), which involves evaluating the mouth, taking full-mouth dental x-rays, and cleaning the teeth above and below the gum-line under general anesthesia.

Regular dental care helps prevent periodontal disease, tooth loss, and other health issues. Maintaining your dog's oral health contributes to their overall well-being.

Walker Veterinary Hospital provides vaccinations, wellness exams, parasite control, and other preventive services to keep your pets healthy and detect any potential health issues early.

For younger, healthy cats and dogs, annual wellness exams are recommended. Senior pets or those with known health issues may benefit from exams twice a year.

Symptoms include skin irritation, digestive issues (diarrhea, vomiting), and ear infections. Common allergens are beef, dairy, wheat, soy, chicken, and eggs.

Management involves consulting a veterinarian for a hypoallergenic diet and possibly conducting elimination trials to identify specific allergens.

Yes, the hospital offers emergency veterinary services. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, contact the hospital immediately for assistance.

If your pet is experiencing an emergency, call Walker Veterinary Hospital immediately at (209) 478-8883. Describe the symptoms or situation as clearly as possible. The team will provide urgent instructions over the phone and prepare for your arrival to ensure your pet receives prompt medical attention.

Microchipping involves implanting a small device under your cat's skin that contains a unique ID number. This helps identify your cat if they go missing and increases the chances of being reunited.

Microchipping is a simple, safe, and relatively painless procedure. It is typically performed during a routine veterinary visit.

Spaying or neutering helps prevent unwanted litters, reduces the risk of certain health issues, and can decrease undesirable behaviors such as spraying and aggression.