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Pet Wellness Care

Routine wellness care helps your pets live longer, healthier lives. At Willapa Veterinary Service, we provide thorough exams, preventive care, and vaccines tailored to your dog or cat’s age, lifestyle, and needs.

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Pet Wellness Care in Raymond, WA

At Willapa Veterinary Service, we believe in being your partner in every stage of your pet’s health. Regular checkups allow us to detect changes early, prevent illness, and keep your dog or cat feeling their best.

During each visit, our veterinarians perform a full physical exam, checking the eyes, ears, mouth, heart, lungs, skin, and more. We’ll talk through nutrition, behavior, and any changes you’ve noticed at home. Every pet is unique, so we tailor care recommendations to their specific needs.

Most pets benefit from at least one exam per year, and senior pets may need more frequent visits. Together, we’ll make sure your companion stays healthy for years to come.

Pet Vaccinations

Vaccines are an important part of your pet’s preventive care plan. Our team will create a vaccination schedule based on your dog or cat’s age, lifestyle, and risk level. We’ll walk you through each vaccine, its purpose, and any side effects to expect.

Puppies and kittens typically begin their first vaccines around eight weeks of age, with boosters every few weeks until they’re fully protected. Adult pets usually need boosters every one to three years, depending on the vaccine type.

Vaccines and Side Effects
Most pets tolerate vaccines very well. Some may be tired or slightly sore afterward, which is normal. Rarely, pets can have allergic reactions. If your pet experiences vomiting, swelling, or difficulty breathing after vaccination, contact us right away.

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Feline Vaccinations
At Willapa Veterinary Service, we tailor your cat’s vaccination plan to their age, health, and lifestyle. Core vaccines protect against panleukopenia (feline distemper), herpesvirus, calicivirus, and rabies—all essential for preventing serious illness.

Depending on your cat’s environment and risk factors, we may also recommend the feline leukemia vaccine. During each visit, we’ll review your cat’s history and habits to help determine which vaccines keep them safest and healthiest.

Canine Vaccinations
Every dog’s lifestyle is different, and so is their vaccination plan. Core vaccines protect against distemper, adenovirus, parvovirus, leptospirosis, and rabies. These diseases can cause serious illness but are easily preventable with routine care.

We may also recommend vaccines for Bordetella (kennel cough) or canine influenza depending on your dog’s activities and exposure risks. Our goal is to ensure your dog receives the protection they need to stay healthy year-round.