Boarding

Grooming

Surgery

Our veterinarians provide extensive surgical services from routine to more complex surgeries like soft tissue. We also offer more advanced diagnostics prior to surgery, if needed, such as Ultrasound and EKG. CT scans, MRI and other advanced diagnostic procedures are available through referral. We also have the ability to use a surgical laser, as opposed to a standard scalpel, to reduce inflammation at the incision site and increase your pet's comfort post operative.  Some of the surgery services we offer are:

​-Spay/Neuter           -Oral Surgery            -Laser surgery            -Ultrasound
-In-House Orthopedic     -Cranial Cruciate Ligament (CCL)    -Femoral Head Osteotomy (FHO)

Exams and Vaccinations

Our team believes that preventative care plays an essential role in providing a long and happy life to our companion animals . A comprehensive physical exam can help to detect signs of illness or disease, and monitor your pets response to treatment. Our experienced veterinarians recommend vaccinations according to your pets lifestyle. Ask about our Wellness Plans that provide the best preventative care we can recommend, for low monthly fees.

Dentistry

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We offer teeth cleaning and polishing, digital dental X-rays, extractions and minor oral surgery with state-of-the-art technology to give your pet the best dental care available. Our veterinarians recommend a dental cleaning and polishing every year of your pets adult life, since it can prevent the need for extractions later in life, as well as prevention of gum diseases. In many cases, radiographs are the only way for a veterinarian to know your dog has a dental problem that can be treated and release discomfort. Oral diseases seriously affect your pet’s quality of life and overall health. Pets don't typically show obvious signs of dental or oral disease, until it is severe. Some of the symptoms we do see are usually subtle, such as a lack of interest in toys, dropping food, or just decreased activity/lethargy. We may recommend digital dental X-rays is your pet has missing, discolored or fractured teeth, swollen or inflamed gums, oral growths or severe bad breath.

Complete Laboratory Analysis

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We offer in-house lab services when necessary, for critical cases and emergencies as well as commercial lab diagnostics with results in as little as 24 hours.
Some of the in-house lab services we offer, include:
  • Blood chemistry                                               Urinalysis
    • Complete blood count                                   Cytology
  • Electrolyte testing                                            ​Electrocardiogram (ECG)​

Digital Radiology and Ultrasound

​In modern culture it seems like virtually everything has gone digital, and your pet’s visit to the vet is no exception!  Digital radiography, or “X-rays” are becoming more and more mainstream in veterinary medicine, and for good reason.  This technology is benefiting pets, owners, and veterinarians everywhere! So what’s so great about digital radiographs?
First of all, they are fast and efficient.  With traditional X-rays, an exposure was made and then an actual piece of film was processed with a series of chemicals in order to view the picture.  This process was messy and took time.  Sometimes the whole process was taken just to find out that the animal’s positioning was sub-optimal or the exposure settings inappropriate.  With digital films the image literally pops up on a screen near the machine within seconds of taking the X-ray.  Minor adjustments can be made with minimal effort, causing much less stress to the patient.

Pain Management

Pain relief is a standard of care in healing and anyone who has experienced a painful episode understands the discomfort involved regardless if it is acute or due to chronic illness. If pain is not addressed appropriately in animals, it can lead to delayed healing, further injury, and severe behavioral changes similar to human depression and dysfunction. 
We offer several different pain management options such as oral or injectable pain medication, laser therapy and acupuncture. With pain relief, significantly fewer issues such as inflammation, sepsis, cardiac dysrrhythmias, pulmonary disease, clotting dysfunctions, and gastrointestinal issues arise.

Laser Therapy

Also known as cold laser, low-level laser therapy is the use of light energy to stimulate tissue repair and provide pain management. The laser uses focused light of various wavelengths to stimulate tissue at and below the surface of your pet’s skin. Laser therapy affects tissues at the cellular level, increasing the metabolism of cells, which leads to improved circulation, decreased inflammation and release of the body’s natural pain relievers, such as endorphins.
Therapeutic laser can be used to treat a myriad of conditions. Most commonly it is used for post-operative pain management after orthopedic surgeries, musculoskeletal injuries, soft tissue injuries (such as sprains and strains), back pain and arthritis. However, it can also be used for inflammatory issues such as cystitis (bladder inflammation), skin irritation and wound healing.
Acupuncture​
Acupuncture is used all around the world, either along or in conjunction with Western medicine, to treat a wide variety of conditions in every species of animal. Clinical research has been conducted showing positive results in the treatment of both animals and humans, and the use of acupuncture is increasing.
In western medical terms, acupuncture can assist the body to heal itself by affecting certain physiological changes. For example, acupuncture can stimulate nerves, increase blood circulation, relieve muscle spasm, and cause the release of hormones, such as endorphins (one of the body’s pain control chemicals) and cortisol (a natural steroid).

Rehabilitation Services

Complete rehabilitative therapies are offered in our facility through Integrative Veterinary Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine (IVRSM). Therapies such as acupuncture, veterinary spinal manipulative therapy, massage, laser therapy, underwater treadmill and many more.
Rehabilitation Veterinarians are trained and certified in animal rehabilitation, acupuncture and chiropractic/VSMT. Technicians and Massage Therapist providing rehabilitation services have undergone extensive in-house training and have completed a formal certification program. 
HPACC is a full service animal hospital, groomer, and boarding facility that specializes in today’s leading veterinarian techniques. We accept both walk-ins and scheduled appointments. We invite you and your pets to come in and meet our veterinarians and staff.