4214 Milwaukee Street, Madison, WI 53714
The first exam focuses on a thorough health check for your pet. We’ll assess their weight and overall body condition, and examine their eyes, ears, and mouth. We’ll also discuss your pet’s medical history, vaccinations, and any concerns you might have. It’s the first step in building a personalized care plan for your pet’s long-term health.
We offer a comprehensive range of veterinary services, including Preventive Care, Diagnostic Care, Soft Tissue Surgery, Dental Services, Exotic Pet Care, Specialty Services, Puppy & Kitten Care, and Senior Pet Care. Our mission is to be your pet’s lifelong health partner, delivering the highest quality care at every stage of their life to ensure they stay healthy and happy for years to come.
Yes, we’re happy to schedule an appointment with a specific veterinarian, depending on availability. Let us know your preferred vet when booking your appointment, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your request. If your chosen vet isn’t available, one of our other qualified veterinarians will step in to ensure your pet gets the care they need.
During your pet’s first visit, we’ll perform a complete physical examination and discuss their health history. We’ll also answer any questions you may have and offer advice on nutrition, vaccinations, and general care. We take the time to ensure you and your pet feel comfortable and informed, helping build a solid foundation for their future care.
Yes, we offer spay and neuter services for both cats and dogs. These procedures are routine and help prevent unwanted litters while promoting better health for your pet. Our experienced team ensures the process is as smooth as possible, using safe anesthesia and closely monitoring your pet during recovery to ensure they’re comfortable.
We are conveniently located at 4214 Milwaukee Street, Madison, WI 53714. Our clinic is easy to access with plenty of parking available. Whether you’re here for a routine check-up or an urgent issue, we aim to make your visit as seamless and stress-free as possible.
Wellness exams are key to keeping your pet healthy and catching issues early. Regular check-ups allow us to monitor your pet’s condition and provide vaccinations, parasite prevention, and health screenings. These exams help prevent future health problems, ensuring your pet lives a long, healthy, and happy life.
Changes in behavior or appetite can indicate an underlying health problem. If you notice your pet acting differently or refusing to eat, schedule an appointment as soon as possible. We’ll evaluate your pet’s condition, conduct necessary tests, and determine the best course of action to address any health concerns.
Pain medications are generally safe, but, like any medication, they may cause side effects such as drowsiness or stomach upset. We will always explain any potential side effects before prescribing and monitor your pet during recovery. If you notice anything unusual, contact us right away, and we’ll adjust the treatment as necessary.
At Truesdell Animal Care Hospital, we provide personalized pain management plans tailored to your pet’s specific needs. Our team is trained in the latest techniques and uses state-of-the-art technology to manage your pet’s pain effectively. We focus on providing compassionate, individualized care to help your pet recover quickly and comfortably.
Ultrasounds help us examine your pet’s internal organs without the need for surgery and are non-invasive. They don’t require sedation and are painless. Ultrasounds are an effective way to detect conditions such as tumors, organ abnormalities, and fluid buildup, providing a clear picture of your pet’s health.
Yes, diagnostic imaging such as X-rays and ultrasounds can help detect early signs of cancer. While not all cancers are visible, imaging can detect tumors and other abnormalities, allowing us to intervene early. Early detection is crucial for providing the best treatment options and improving your pet’s chances of recovery.
In your pet’s early visits, we’ll focus on laying the groundwork for a lifetime of good health. Expect vaccinations, preventive care, and a thorough health check. We’ll also discuss proper nutrition, behavioral tips, and training. These visits are essential to help your pet grow up healthy and prevent potential health problems as they age.
Introducing a new kitten to your existing cats should be done gradually. Start by keeping the kitten in a separate room and letting the cats get used to each other’s scents. Once they’re familiar, allow supervised interactions, and reward good behavior with positive reinforcement. Patience and time will help them form a peaceful bond.
Yes, dental disease can cause your pet pain, leading to changes in behavior. They may stop eating, become irritable, or avoid playing due to discomfort. Regular dental exams and cleanings are essential in preventing dental issues and ensuring your pet remains comfortable and happy, without any pain affecting their mood or behavior.
Maintaining your pet’s dental health at home is simple. Regular brushing with pet-safe toothpaste, along with dental chews or toys, helps prevent plaque buildup. Additionally, scheduling annual dental check-ups helps catch issues early. We’ll guide you on the best ways to keep your pet’s teeth and gums in top condition between professional cleanings.
Recovery time varies depending on the surgery and your pet’s overall health, but most pets recover within 7-14 days. We’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions, including pain management and activity restrictions. Keeping your pet comfortable and following these guidelines will help speed recovery and ensure they heal properly.
Scheduling a surgical consultation is easy! Call us directly or book an appointment online on our website. We’ll discuss your pet’s needs, explain the procedure, and address any questions you may have. Our team will ensure that both you and your pet are fully prepared and comfortable before any surgery.
Pets are typically considered senior at around 7 years old, although this can vary by breed. Larger dogs often age faster, so they may be considered seniors earlier. As your pet enters their senior years, regular check-ups become increasingly essential to monitor their health and ensure they remain active and comfortable.
Senior pets should visit the vet at least twice a year for wellness exams. These visits allow us to monitor for age-related conditions such as arthritis, heart disease, and kidney problems. Regular check-ups help ensure your senior pet’s health stays on track, giving them the best chance at enjoying their golden years to the fullest.
Yes. Truesdell Animal Care Hospital and Clinic welcomes patients from Madison and the surrounding communities of Sun Prairie, Monona, Cottage Grove, and McFarland. We are located at 4214 Milwaukee Street, Madison, WI 53714 and are accepting new patients. Call 608-244-2555 or book online.