We treat your pets as family- because to us, they are.
Dental Care
Did you know?
About 85% of dogs and cats have some level of dental disease.
Proper dental care isn't just about fresh breath- it’s essential for your pet’s
overall health and comfort.
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Why Dental Care Matters:
Regular dental checkups and cleanings help:
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Prevent tooth loss
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Reduce oral pain
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Make eating easier and more comfortable
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Eliminate bad breath
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Lower the risk of bacterial infections affecting the heart, kidneys, and other organs
Dental Services
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Routine cleaning
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Oral surgery and advanced dental procedures
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Early detection and treatment of issues involving:
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Teeth
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Gums
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Jawbone
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Our Dental Suite
Your pet's safety and comfort are our top priority. Our Dental Suite includes:
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Digital dental X-rays for detailed imaging
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Full anesthetic monitoring during all procedures
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Quiet area for your animal to have their pre-anesthetic and recovery
General Surgery
Our fully equipped surgery suite allows us to perform a wide range of soft tissue surgeries in a safe, sterile environment.
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What to Expect During Surgery
Your pet's health and safety are our top priorities. During every procedure, we provide:
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A sterile surgical environment
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Constant monitoring of:
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Blood pressure
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Oxygen saturation
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Body temperature
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Continuous EKG
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Respiratory rate
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An experienced surgical assistant present at all times to:
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Adjust anesthesia as needed
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Ensure your pet stays at a safe, comfortable level throughout surgery
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Compassionate Care Every Step of the Way
Our dedicated team monitors your pet:
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Before, during, and after surgery
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With a focus on safety, comfort, and a smooth recovery
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While providing you with clear, compassionate communication
We’re always here to answer your questions about:
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The procedure itself
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Anesthesia
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Pain management
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Post-surgical recovery
Going Home After Surgery
When your pet is ready to return home, we make sure you're fully prepared with:
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Detailed postoperative care instructions
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Any medications your pet needs
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Clear guidance on what to expect during recovery​
Have questions after surgery?
We welcome your call at any time during the recovery period. Your peace of mind is important to us, just like your pet’s comfort and healing.
Geriatric Care
Thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, pets are living longer- and aging doesn't have to mean declining health. With regular checkups and early intervention, we can help your senior pet stay comfortable, active, and happy throughout their golden years.
Why Senior Pets Need Special Attention
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Dogs and cats age about 7 times faster than humans
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Pets are considered senior around age 7
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Twice-yearly wellness exams are recommended for senior pets
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Annual bloodwork and urine testing help detect early signs of illness
Early Detection is Key
Many age-related diseases develop gradually and may show no obvious symptoms at first. Regular testing can help catch these "silent" conditions early, including:
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Kidney disease
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Arthritis
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Incontinence
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Cognitive decline
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Liver disease
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Heart disease
Advanced Treatments for Senior Pets
Modern veterinary medicine offers new ways to help aging pets live more comfortably. From managing chronic pain to supporting mobility and organ function, we’re here to help your pet age with dignity and ease.
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Partnering in Your Pet’s Senior Years
Senior pets need thoughtful, personalized care. We’re here to support you with expert guidance, tailored treatment plans, and compassionate care every step of the way.
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Hospitalization
Our hospital is equipped for close monitoring of hospitalized patients, with a care unit adjacent to the treatment area. We offer temperature-controlled oxygen support, continuous vital monitoring, and controlled IV fluid therapy.
For overnight critical care, we refer patients to nearby 24-hour emergency hospitals for continued monitoring.
In-House Pharmacy
Our hospital pharmacy is fully stocked with a wide range of medications and products to support both sick and healthy pets.
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We offer:
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Prescription medications
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Preventive care products (lheartworm, flea, and tick preventatives, etc.)
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Prescription diets
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Over-the-counter health products
Be sure to check with our front desk team about current rebates or special offers available through veterinary-exclusive programs.
Laser Surgery
Laser surgery facilitates quick wound healing and makes it possible for your pet to resume to normal activities more quickly than with conventional surgical methods.
Advantages of Laser Surgery
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Reduced Pain
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Reduced Bleeding
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Reduced Swelling
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Reduced Risk of Infection
Our carbon dioxide surgical laser cuts through tissue using a thin beam of high intensity polarized light. As the laser cuts, it seals small blood vessels thereby preventing bleeding while also “sealing” exposed nerves, reducing pain after the procedure.
Most Common Laser Procedures
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Spays/Neuters
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Soft Palate Surgery
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Skin Disorders
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Growth Removals
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Anal Gland Sacculectomy
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Eyelid Surgery
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Laboratory/ In House Blood Testing
We offer in-house diagnostic testing for many common conditions, providing quick and accurate results—often while you wait. This allows us to begin treatment right away when needed.
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For more advanced testing, we partner with Antech Diagnostics, one of the leading veterinary diagnostic labs in the country. Through this partnership, we have access to a full range of services, including:
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Hematology
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Pathology
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Histology
These tests are evaluated by an extensive network of veterinary laboratory specialists, ensuring your pet receives the highest level of diagnostic care available.
Most blood results are available within 1-2 days after draw. Pathology results typically within one week.
Microchipping
A microchip provides your pet with a safe, simple, and permanent form of identification- so they’re never without their ID.
Unlike collars or tags, which can fall off or be removed, a microchip stays with your pet for life. It’s a quick and easy procedure that offers lifelong peace of mind.
If your pet ever gets lost, a microchip dramatically increases the chances of a safe return home. It’s one of the most reliable ways to help ensure your pet is always connected back to you.
Preventive Health Care
The Manetto Hill Animal Hospital provides a full range of preventative care services to ensure the health and happiness of your pet.
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Proactive and individualized care
We’re always ready to treat illness, but our focus is prevention. We tailor vaccines and parasite control to each pet’s risk and lifestyle, and offer guidance on healthy habits to help prevent disease.
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Healthy weight and proper diet and exercise in encouraged for all pets.
• Detailed annual examinations
• Semi-annual geriatric health monitoring
• Routine spaying and neutering
• Dentistry, teeth cleaning, and a variety of dental hygiene products
• Flea, tick, and heartworm products that meet our standards of safety and efficacy
• Vaccinations minimized and individualized for your pet's safety
• Nutritional supplements for healthy pets and those with special needs
Radiology Services
We've been using digital X-ray technology since 2008, and it continues to enhance the way we diagnose and treat our patients.
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Compared to traditional radiographs, digital X-rays offer clearer images and faster results, allowing us to:
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Zoom in on specific areas of concern
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Adjust contrast and brightness to reveal subtle changes
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Detect issues earlier and with greater accuracy
Digital radiographs can also be easily shared with specialists via email, and if needed, we can provide you with a copy on disc to bring to a referral appointment.
This advanced imaging helps us provide your pet with more precise, efficient care—right from the start
Ultrasound Diagnostics
We are pleased to offer advanced digital ultrasound services. Ultrasound is a non-invasive diagnostic imaging tool. Our 2016 GE LOGIQ F6 Ultrasound can help image areas that are often difficult to read on conventional x-rays. As with the digital x-rays, digital ultrasound allows us to evaluate more closely and also allows us to get specialists to evaluate our ultrasound images and make recommendations as needed.
Hospice/Euthanasia
This can be the most difficult time in the pet-owner relationship. When the quality of life of your loved one may be come compromised, you may have to make a difficult choice. Our goal is to help make that decision with you at the appropriate time. As hard as it is, we always wish to do the kindest thing for our beloved pets in these difficult times. Saying good-bye to a long-time friend is painful. We work with owners to ensure that their pets have comfort and dignity in their final moments.
FAQs for Surgery Patients
What do I need to do at home the day before and day of surgery
No food after midnight the day before surgery. Pets may have water up until 7:00am day of surgery and then their water bowl needs to be removed.
What time do I need to drop off my pet?
Please be here by 8:15am. A technician or your doctor will meet you to discuss the procedure or answer any questions.
When can my pet go home?
Time of discharge will vary with both the procedure and the patient. Same day discharges usually occur after 4pm. Some procedures will require an overnight hospitalization that will be discussed with the owner prior to intake.
Is it absolutely necessary to do the pre-operative blood work?
Yes. Running blood work prior to the anesthesia will alert your doctor to potential anesthetic complications (liver, kidney disease, dehydration) and allow him/her to make adjustments to anesthesia protocols.
Undergoing anesthesia without blood work puts your pet at greater risk of complication or even anesthetic death.
