Beyond the Basics
Fecal samples – can be tested for parasites
Urine samples – are routinely tested for crystals, stones, and infection
Radiography – If your pet is injured or the doctor needs to further evaluate it with films, radiographs can be taken in house to aid in diagnosing internal or skeletal problems
Blood testing – samples can be taken and tested in-house for surgical patients and ill pets
Diabetes Management – routine care for diabetic animals, management of the disease, stabilizing and normalizing newly diagnosed diabetic pets.
Prescription foods – NMSAC carries Purina prescription foods. Ask a staff member if there is a need for a prescription diet for your pet.
Prescriptions – antibiotics, pain, behavior, arthritis, deworming
Health certificates – Dr. Dallman is certified to issue both international & domestic certificates. It is important to plan ahead when travelling. Please contact the office to see what is involved when moving or traveling with your pets.
Referrals when necessary – If your pet’s needs cannot be met by our staff, you may be referred to the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine for further diagnostics and specialty medical care or Town and Country for overnight intensive care.
Chronic Problems
Our Clinic is proud to announce that our homeopathic remedies are expanding. We now offer Acupuncture with Dr. Jan Tesi, as well as our laser therapy unit.
Acupuncture – Dr. Tesi performs Veterinary Acupuncture and is offering her services to our clients and as an ambulatory service. It can be used for various chronic problems. Most pets don't mind the sessions at all.
Laser Therapy – Several staff members are certified to treat our patients with Laser Therapy. It’s used to treat a variety of problems in post-surgical and aging pets:
- Arthritis
- Degenerative joint disease
- Trauma
- Swelling
- Edema
- Wounds/burns
- Hot spots
- Non-healing incisions from surgery
- Back and neck injuries
- Lacerations
- Feline asthma
Ask if Laser Therapy could be right for your pet.
