Veterinary Services Sick Pet Exams in Westport, NY
Fast, expert diagnosis and treatment to get your pet back on track quickly and comfortably.
When Your Pet Isn’t Feeling Their Best We’re Here to Help
As pet parents ourselves, we know how worrying it can be when your pet shows signs of illness or injury. At Adirondack Veterinary Hospital, we offer timely, compassionate sick pet exams to get to the root of the problem and help your furry friend feel better as quickly as possible. Whether your pet has a sudden change in behavior or is simply “not acting like themselves,” our experienced veterinary team is here to provide expert care with empathy and efficiency.
What to Expect During a Sick Pet Visit
When you bring your pet in for a checkup, our team takes a thorough and thoughtful approach. We start by listening closely to your concerns, because you know your pet best. Then, we conduct a full physical examination, discuss your observations in detail, and recommend diagnostic tests if necessary to identify the issue.
Our in-house capabilities mean we can perform many diagnostics right away, including:
- Comprehensive physical exams
- Bloodwork and lab testing
- Digital radiology (X-rays)
- Urinalysis and fecal testing
- Monitoring of vital signs
Whether your pet is experiencing vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, limping, coughing, or any other unusual symptoms, we’re here to provide answers and relief through a personalized treatment plan. From minor illnesses to more complex concerns, you can count on our experienced team to deliver gentle, effective care every step of the way.
Why Prompt Action Matters When Your Pet Is Sick
Pets are incredibly skilled at hiding pain and discomfort, sometimes for days or even weeks. What may seem like a minor change in behavior, appetite, or energy could be an early indicator of a more serious underlying issue. That’s why scheduling a visit at the first sign of concern is so important — early diagnosis gives us the chance to address problems before they become more complex or life-threatening.
Delaying care can prolong your pet’s discomfort and may lead to more intensive — and costly — treatment down the road. If something seems off, it’s always safest to act quickly and bring your pet in for a professional evaluation.