Brentwood Country Animal Hospital

Cold laser therapy uses the application of light to stimulate cellular regeneration and help promote tissues to heal after trauma or infection. It also reduces inflammation which in turn relieves pain and discomfort. This is a holistic, non-invasive treatment option that is well tolerated by our furry friends and takes mere minutes per treatment.

Dental disease is one of the most common medical problems that affect our pets, with up to 70% of dogs and cats showing signs by the time they are 2 years old. Untreated dental disease can potentially spread infection to your pet's heart, kidneys, and liver, causing much more serious health issues.

Brentwood Country Animal Hospital uses digital radiography to provide fast, high-quality x-rays that can aid in the diagnosis of many diseases, including respiratory, cardiac and GI issues, as well as broken bones or torn ligaments. We also refer radiographs to a boarded radiologist for consultation, when indicated.

Making the decision to euthanize a pet and to say goodbye is one of the most difficult decisions a pet owner ever has to make. Our veterinarians can help you determine your pet's quality of life and determine whether euthanasia is the best decision to help prevent your pet's suffering. Once you have made the decision to euthanize, we work with you to help make the process of saying goodbye as stress-free as possible.

We scan pets with microchips every year at their wellness visits to make sure the chip is functioning properly. Microchipping your pet provides a permanent form of identification that lasts for your pet's entire life, and can help ensure that your pet can be reunited with you if they become lost. Microchips can be implanted during a regular appointment, without sedation.