Services
Preventative Care
Wellness Exam- is a routine check-up designed to evaluate your pet’s overall health and detect potential problems early, before they become serious. The veterinarian listens to your pet’s heart and lungs and checks your pet out from nose to tail. your pet’s lifestyle and age.
Vaccinations- are injections that protect animals from contagious and potentially life-threatening diseases. They work by stimulating your pet’s immune system to recognize and fight specific viruses or bacteria before they can cause serious illness. Rabies is required by state law, we strongly recommend all pets are up to date (including indoor cats)
Microchipping- is a permanent form of identification that involves placing a tiny electronic chip under an animal’s skin, usually between the shoulder blades. When a veterinarian or animal shelter scans the chip with a special scanner, the chip transmits its ID number. That number is linked in a registry database to the owner’s contact information.
Geriatric pet care- focuses on the specialized health needs of senior pets as they age. It includes more frequent wellness exams, monitoring for age-related conditions, pain management, nutrition adjustments, and early detection of diseases to maintain comfort and quality of life.
Parasite prevention- involves routine medications that protect pets from internal parasites like heartworms and intestinal worms, as well as external parasites such as fleas and ticks. Regular prevention helps avoid serious illness, discomfort, and the spread of parasites to other animals or people.
Domestic Health Certificates- If you and your pet are traveling within the United States, we can prepare the official Health Certificate needed for airline and interstate travel.
Advanced Care
Digital radiology- is the use of medical imaging to look inside a pet’s body to diagnose injuries, illnesses, or abnormalities without surgery.
It allows veterinarians to see structures like bones, organs, and tissues in a safe, non- invasive way.
Ultrasound- our clinic offers in-house ultrasound to safely and painlessly look at your pet’s internal organs, check pregnancies, and identify concerns like masses or fluid. This real-time imaging helps us diagnose problems quickly and create a clear treatment plan—right here in our hospital.
Comprehensive In-House Laboratory- Meridian Street Veterinary combines an extensive in-house laboratory with trusted outside diagnostic labs, including Idexx, Zoetis, the Washington Animal Diagnostic and Disease Laboratory, and the Texas A&M Veterinary Diagnostic Lab. Through ongoing collaboration with laboratory specialists, we’re able to stay current, provide accurate diagnoses, and help guide the best care decisions for your pet.
Chronic Illness/ pain management- We provide comprehensive chronic illness and pain management to help pets with conditions like arthritis, diabetes, kidney disease, and other long-term health concerns live comfortably and maintain a good quality of life. Through personalized treatment plans, ongoing monitoring, and regular check-ins, we partner with you to keep your pet feeling their best at every stage.
Specialist referral- We proudly collaborate with board-certified veterinary specialists in internal medicine, neurology, surgery, cardiology, dermatology, oncology, and ophthalmology to ensure your pet has access to advanced expertise whenever needed. By working closely with trusted referral partners, we help coordinate seamless care while remaining your pet’s primary advocate every step of the way.
Euthanasia- We approach euthanasia with compassion and respect, recognizing it as a deeply personal and loving decision. We work closely with you to assess your pet’s quality of life, answer your questions, and ensure that—when the time comes—the process is peaceful, gentle, and centered on comfort for both you and your pet.
Surgical Care- When pets require sedation or anesthesia, they are placed under strict monitoring by veterinarians and trained assistants. Vital signs—including temperature, respiratory rate, heart rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure, and end-tidal CO₂—are continuously tracked. We use the lowest effective anesthesia levels and support comfort with local blocks, oral medications, and a calm, caring staff and environment to promote smooth recovery.
Spaying and Neutering/ soft tissue surgery- We perform a range of general surgical procedures including spays and neuters, laceration repair, mass removals, foreign body removal, resection and anastomosis, splenectomy, cystotomy, and limb amputation.
Dentals- every procedure is a comprehensive oral health assessment that includes ultrasonic scaling, polishing, and full mouth radiographs. Extractions can be performed if deemed medically necessary.