Our experienced doctors and staff understand that pets
are important members of our family. We will help you to
provide a healthy lifestyle through proper diet,
preventative medicine, and behavioral awareness.

By forging a relationship with both you and your pet,
we thrive on providing compassion and a lifetime of care.

Spay & Neutering is only the beginning of the wide range of surgical procedures that our doctors perform at BEVC. Such soft tissue or orthopedic procedures consist of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair, Cystotomy, Feline Declaws and Lump Removals.
While undergoing these anesthetic procedures, your family pet will receive the highest level of care and constant monitoring by one of our trained technicians.

Prior to any surgery, the doctor will conduct a comprehensive physical examination to ensure that your pet appears to be healthy for surgery.  The technician staff will obtain your pet's vital signs; bloodwork samples, blood pressure and/or IV catheter placement if applicable.  

We highly recommend that all pets over the age of 5-years undergo a pre-anesthetic blood test prior to their surgery. This simple test is done in-house and provides the doctor with helpful information about your pet's liver, kidneys and other internal organs. It reveals their ability to metabolize the medication when we anesthetize them.

Many health problems start in the mouth. Plaque, tartar, periodontal disease, and infected teeth serve as a source of inflammation and infection for the rest of the body. There are many ways that you can help your veterinarian to provide a healthy mouth for your pet.

Our dental services here at BEVC include teeth cleaning, polishing, tooth extractions and if necessary, minor oral surgery. A regular cleaning is important to maintain your pet's health at any age. When using our ultrasound equipment, each tooth is thoroughly cleaned above and below the gum line. The dental technicians polish the teeth to create a smooth surface that is more resistant to plaque buildup. Our dental services also include tooth extractions and oral surgery as needed.

Please ask our staff or your veterinarian of our upcoming Dental Specials.

The convenience of seeing your pet's doctor and being able to pick up your pet's prescription medication on a single visit reduces the time and cost you may incur both on the original visit and any future medication refill visits.

BEVC offers a variety of pet foods for prescription diets. We carry specialty foods designed for every pet’s unique needs, allergies or medical conditions, including kidney disease, bladder stones, diabetes and weight loss.

Here at BEVC we offer a variety of in-house laboratory procedures, ranging from preventative screenings, CBC's and fecal testing. Some of these procedures can be obtained within 30 minutes, allowing our doctors to diagnose and begin treatment of an illness in a timely manner. Our in-house laboratory equipment also enables us to evaluate your pet's liver and kidney function prior to surgical procedures reducing the risks of anesthesia.

There are times when more through and complex testing is required. For these cases we access our local laboratory specializing in animal diagnostics. Most results are reported back to our clinic within 12 to 24 hours.

We are pleased to offer our clients state-of-the-art Laser Surgery. This surgical tool is revolutionizing the way surgery is performed. Laser technology reduces the trauma to your pet and improves recovery.

The Laser is a device that generates an intense beam of light at a specific wavelength. It can be precisely controlled allowing only a thin layer of tissue to be removed, leaving the surrounding area unaffected. There are several advantages to carbon dioxide Laser surgery.

1. Pain Reduction
The Laser seals nerve endings as it "cuts." This results in decreased pain for our special friends.

2. Swelling Reduction
Laser energy does not crush, tear or bruise tissue because the only thing that touches your pet is an invisible beam of light.

3. Control of Infection
The Laser beam operates at a temperature of over 2000 degrees Fahrenheit. Essentially bacteria are vaporized by contact with the laser beam. This makes it highly effective at killing bacteria that have potential to cause an infection. This is particularly important in areas where it is difficult to prevent bacteria from contaminating the surgical site.