CityVet | Goodyear, Clinic

We provide comprehensive physical exams for your pet at least every 6 months, especially important for pets over 5 years of age. These exams are essential for proactive and preventative care and early detection of illnesses.

We offer First Year Puppy and Kitten Plans structured to help you take the worry out of deciding what your pet needs. These plans include comprehensive exams, mid-annual wellness visits, deworming, vaccinations, pre-anesthetic bloodwork, spay/neuter, and more.

We provide specialized care for senior cats with check-ups at least twice a year to ensure early disease detection and preventative care. This includes CBC, serum chemistry, urinalysis, digital radiographs (X-rays), and FAST Scan Ultrasound.

We offer core vaccinations for puppies and kittens including Distemper-Parvo (DA2PPV), Bordetella, Leptospirosis, Rabies, and Bivalent Influenza (H3N8 and H3N2).

We provide heartworm testing and prevention year-round to protect your pet from this potentially life-threatening disease. We can recommend a product that suits your pet's lifestyle and needs.

We offer flea and tick prevention products to keep your pet safe from these common ectoparasites and the diseases they carry. We can recommend a product that suits your pet’s lifestyle and needs.

We offer microchipping as a permanent identification method to help reunite you with your pet if it gets lost. Some cities require microchipping for pet registration.

We provide nutritional counseling and recommend healthy food free of dyes fillers and low-quality ingredients to support your pet’s overall well-being. We stock all-natural foods that our veterinarians feed their own pets.

We offer general deworming as part of our wellness packages and can provide treatment for intestinal parasites.

We offer routine laboratory screening including CBC and chemistry panels to check for signs of various diseases and conditions. These tests are essential for early detection and preventative care.

We recommend spaying or neutering your pet around 6 months old, though this can vary based on individual needs. We perform these surgeries to help prevent unwanted litters and certain forms of cancer.

We offer Urgent Care services for non-life-threatening emergencies requiring immediate attention such as allergic reactions, difficulty breathing, minor wounds or lacerations, sudden lameness, vomiting, and diarrhea.

We provide hospitalization with close monitoring for pets requiring extended care after procedures or during illness.