Regular health assessments play an important role in maintaining your pet’s overall well-being. At Pet Palace Veterinary Clinic, our health assessments are designed to evaluate your pet from nose to tail and identify signs of illness, injury, discomfort, or other health concerns.
We consider your pet’s physical health along with their individual needs and overall well-being. When appropriate, additional diagnostic tests may also be recommended to provide a more complete understanding of your pet’s health.
A thorough evaluation helps our veterinary team understand your pet’s current health and identify concerns that may require attention.
A thorough physical examination helps evaluate your pet’s overall condition and identify signs of illness, injury, discomfort, or other abnormalities.
Your pet’s eyes, ears, and nose are carefully examined for signs of infection, inflammation, irritation, or other potential concerns.
Examination of the mouth, teeth, and gums helps identify possible oral health concerns and signs of infection or inflammation.
Listening to your pet’s heart and lungs forms an important part of a comprehensive health examination.
Careful examination of the abdomen can help the veterinary team identify physical changes or areas that may require further investigation.
The skin and coat are examined for abnormalities that may indicate irritation, infection, or other health concerns.
When required, tests such as blood work, urinalysis, or imaging may be recommended to provide additional information about your pet’s health.
Based on the assessment, your veterinary team can provide guidance relating to preventive care, nutrition, exercise, and your pet’s individual health needs.


Every pet is different, and regular health assessments can help identify changes in their condition and support timely veterinary care. Our approach looks at your pet’s overall health and individual requirements.
A thorough assessment helps evaluate different aspects of your pet’s physical condition from nose to tail.
Regular assessments can help identify potential health concerns before they become more difficult to manage.
Your pet’s age, condition, health history, and individual requirements are considered when providing care recommendations.
If further investigation is appropriate, diagnostic testing such as blood work, urinalysis, or imaging may be recommended.
Health assessments can help provide guidance on preventive care, nutrition, exercise, and other aspects of your pet’s ongoing well-being.
Along with physical health, attention can also be given to your pet’s overall emotional and behavioural well-being.
The veterinary team performs a physical examination that may include checking your pet’s eyes, ears, nose, mouth, teeth, gums, heart, lungs, abdomen, skin, and coat.
Regular assessments can help monitor your pet’s overall health and identify potential concerns at an earlier stage, allowing appropriate veterinary care to be considered when needed.
Not every pet will require additional testing. Depending on the findings and your pet’s individual condition, the veterinarian may recommend blood work, urinalysis, imaging, or other appropriate diagnostics.
A thorough assessment and, when appropriate, diagnostic testing can help identify health concerns that may not be obvious during everyday observation.
Regular assessments can be particularly useful as pets age because they can become more susceptible to certain health conditions. Monitoring changes can help support appropriate care.
Depending on your pet’s condition, the veterinary team can provide guidance regarding preventive care, nutrition, exercise, and other aspects of your pet’s ongoing health care.
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