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Regenerative Medicine

Promote faster, stronger healing with regenerative therapies like PRP and stem cell treatments that use your pet's own cells to repair damaged tissue.

Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative Medicine is a branch of veterinary medicine in which the body’s own cells are used to heal and repair damaged tissue. This include PRP and Stem Cell Therapy.

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is a highly concentrated sample of blood that has been processed to contain a high number of platelets in the fluid portion of the blood known as plasma. Platelet Rich Plasma is injected directly into the area of injury which includes joints (for arthritis), tendons, ligaments and muscles.

Stem cell therapy is an area of medicine where stem cells are isolated from a patient’s tissues and used to treat areas of injury that are in need of repair. When used as a therapy, stem cells act as a conductor for tissue repair. They coordinate new tissue formation, regulate inflammation, and reduce the formation of scar tissue.

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Preventative Lab Work: The Hidden Hero of Pet Wellness

Preventative lab work—like blood tests, urinalysis, and fecal exams—is the hidden hero of your pet's wellness. While vaccines get the spotlight, these simple, routine screenings, done even when your pet seems healthy, are vital for early disease detection. They establish a baseline of normal health, allowing your vet to catch silent chronic conditions like kidney disease, liver issues, or diabetes before they become serious problems.

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Veterinary Advice: Spotting and Preventing Pet Dehydration This Summer

As summer heats up, so does the risk of dehydration in pets. Dogs and cats, just like humans, need proper hydration to stay healthy, especially in the scorching days of July. Whether heading out for a beach day or just enjoying a backyard BBQ, keeping your furry friends cool, hydrated, and safe is crucial. In this post, we'll explore the signs of dehydration, tips for keeping your pets hydrated, and how your veterinary clinic can help.

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First Steps for New Pet Parents: Caring for Your Puppy or Kitten in the New Year

Starting the year with a new puppy or kitten? This guide covers everything new pet parents need to know - from vet visits and nutrition to training and safety - so you and your furry friend can thrive together.

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FAQs

Answers to Common Questions

Washington Family Vet Clinic accepts cash, major credit cards/debit cards as well as financing options such as Care Credit.

At Washington Family Vet Clinic , we are a full-service veterinary clinic providing comprehensive care for your pet. Our services include wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, spaying and neutering, surgery, and diagnostics. Please contact us for more information on specific services.

Yes, Washington Family Vet Clinic sees patients by appointments to ensure each pet receives the time and attention they need. We do our best to accommodate walk-ins, but we recommend calling in advance to schedule a visit to reduce your wait time.

A diagnosis can only be made after a thorough physical exam by a veterinarian. Washington Family Vet Clinic cannot legally or safely prescribe medication without first examining your pet.

Washington Family Vet Clinic advises annual wellness exams since they are crucial for your pet's long-term health. They allow us to establish a baseline for your pet's health, monitor for early signs of disease, and keep their vaccinations and parasite prevention up to date.