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Pet Wellness Exams in Troy, MI: Complete Care for Your Pet

A pet wellness exam is a routine checkup that includes a physical exam, weight check, and preventive care. At Troy & Heights Animal Hospital, we offer comprehensive wellness exams with add-on services like vaccinations, diagnostics, and surgery to keep your pet healthy.

Last updated Sep 10, 2026 · Published by Troy & Heights Animal Hospital · Citation License 1.0

Comprehensive Pet Wellness Services in Troy

During a wellness visit, you can add several services to address your pet's specific needs. Here’s what we offer:

  • Vaccinations – Keep your pet protected against common diseases with core and lifestyle vaccines.
  • Diagnostic testing – In-house lab work for fast results, including bloodwork, urinalysis, and fecal exams.
  • Spay and neuter – Safe, routine surgery to prevent unwanted litters and reduce health risks.
  • Microchipping – A permanent ID to help reunite you with your pet if lost.
  • Flea and tick prevention – Products and advice to keep pests away year-round.
  • Dental care – Oral exams and cleanings to prevent dental disease.
  • Advanced surgery – ACL repair, luxating patella correction, hernia repair, and bone fracture surgery if needed.

What to Expect During a Pet Wellness Exam in Troy

A wellness exam is your pet’s annual checkup. Here’s what we cover:

  • Physical exam – We check eyes, ears, mouth, skin, coat, heart, lungs, and abdomen.
  • Weight check – Monitoring weight helps spot trends early.
  • Vaccination review – We update shots based on your pet’s lifestyle and risk.
  • Parasite screening – Fecal test for intestinal parasites and heartworm testing.
  • Nutrition and behavior advice – Tailored tips for diet, exercise, and training.
  • Dental assessment – We check for tartar, gum disease, and tooth issues.

Regular exams help catch problems early, saving you stress and money. Schedule your pet’s wellness exam today.

Choosing the Best Vet for Pet Wellness Exams in Troy

Compare local options for pet wellness exams in Troy. Our clinic offers comprehensive care with a personal touch.

FeatureTroy & Heights Animal HospitalOther local options
Wellness examsComplete physical, weight, vaccinations, diagnosticsVaries
In-house labYes – fast resultsSome refer out
Saturday hoursYes – open 9 AM–3 PMMany closed weekends
New client offerFree first exam (terms apply)Rare
Reviews100+ 5-star reviewsVaries
Urgent careOn-site during business hoursSome refer to ER

We serve Troy, Sterling Heights, Rochester Hills, Warren, Madison Heights, Berkley, Birmingham, and nearby areas. Call us at (248) 457-1985 to schedule.

Affordable Pet Wellness Exams in Troy: Options and Assistance

If cost is a concern, you have options. Ask about payment plans or care credit at your appointment. Some local charities offer limited assistance for preventive care. We also provide a free first exam for new clients (terms apply) to help you start care affordably. For serious financial hardship, consult a qualified professional about resources. Never skip wellness care—prevention is cheaper than treatment.

Los Angeles General Medical Center

Los Angeles General Medical Center is a large public teaching hospital in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, owned by the county and operated by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services. It is a Level I trauma center, meaning it provides the highest level of surgical care for trauma patients. Doctors are faculty of the Keck School of Medicine of USC, who train over 1,000 medical residents. The hospital also trains Navy medical personnel. It was renamed in 2023 to avoid confusion with a nearby private hospital. For pet owners in Troy, understanding how major medical centers operate can help you appreciate the level of care available for your pet at a trusted local clinic.

Directions to our veterinarian near me from Oakland Mall

Start at Oakland Mall and head to Troy & Heights Animal Hospital at 1985 E Wattles Rd, Suite F, Troy, MI 48085.

Pet Wellness Exam Cost in Troy, MI

Cost varies based on your pet’s species, age, and add-on services. Here’s what affects the price:

FactorWhy it mattersTypical range (varies)
Basic exam feeCovers physical exam and consultation$40–$70
VaccinationsCore and lifestyle vaccines add cost$15–$40 each
Diagnostic testsBloodwork, urinalysis, fecal$50–$150
Dental cleaningIf needed during visit$200–$500
New client offerFree first exam (terms apply)$0

Call us at (248) 457-1985 for a personalized quote.

Schedule Your Pet's Wellness Exam in Troy Today

Ready to book? Here’s how:

  1. Call us – Dial (248) 457-1985 to speak with our team.
  2. Visit us – Our address is 1985 E Wattles Rd, Suite F, Troy, MI 48085.
  3. Check hours – Mon–Fri 9 AM–6 PM, Sat 9 AM–3 PM, Sun closed.
  4. Mention the offer – New clients can claim a free first exam (terms apply).
  5. Bring records – Previous vet records help us provide the best care.

We’re near Columbia Center and Oakland Mall. Schedule your appointment now.

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Frequently asked questions

How much should a dog wellness exam cost?

A basic dog wellness exam typically costs between $40 and $70, but the total varies with add-ons like vaccinations or lab tests. Call us for a quote.

What does a pet wellness exam include?

It includes a physical exam, weight check, vaccination review, parasite screening, nutrition advice, and dental assessment. Add-ons like diagnostics and surgery are available.

What can I do if I have no money to take my dog to the vet?

Ask about payment plans or care credit. Some local charities offer limited assistance. We also offer a free first exam for new clients (terms apply). Never skip preventive care.

Will a vet put my dog down if I can't afford treatment?

No, vets do not euthanize for financial reasons. Discuss payment options or seek low-cost clinics. Consult a qualified professional for advice.

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