Laboratory Testing Goodworks Veterinary Hospital has a well-equipped in-house veterinary diagnostics laboratory. Our laboratory (Lab) is capable of testing across a range of species including dogs, cats, horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and llamas. We perform most lab tests in-house and for any tests we cannot perform in-house, we send to a state-of-the-art outside veterinary diagnostics […]
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Hospitalization There are many reasons that your pet may temporarily stay with us at Goodworks Veterinary Hospital. Reasons include, but are not limited to, surgery, illness, testing, and short hospital stays for pets that require medical care beyond the capability of non-veterinary boarding kennels. At Goodworks, we have three hospital wards that are equipped for
Digital Radiology GVH has a direct digital radiology system (DDR or sometimes just called DR). DR systems offer direct capture technology. This means that we can eliminate the time consuming process of shooting and processing traditional X-rays using film and cassettes. This can help minimize time to reach a diagnosis and initiate treatment. The system
Immunizations Why Vaccinate? Disease-causing organisms can be found everywhere including on healthy appearing animals. Your pet can be exposed to these organisms in many places including (but not limited to) the soil, water sources, other animals (domestic & wild), and more. You can actually unknowingly spread these viruses and bacteria to your pet on your
Do you know the most common disease in dogs and cats? Dental disease is the most common disease in dogs and cats, and by age three most dogs and cats have some form of dental disease. Goodworks is dedicated to providing your pet complete, modern dental care. During a wellness exam, the doctor will evaluate
Surgery We perform a variety of different surgeries from routine spays and neuters to complex and life threatening surgical emergencies. Goodworks offers in-house pre-anesthetic blood screening for the utmost in safety and this blood screening is recommended for all patients undergoing anesthesia. Check out our Lab Services to see how we can help your pet! This blood
