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Wellness examinations
A real physical exam, recommendations based on the pet in front of us, and time to talk about what you have noticed at home.
What we do
Here’s what we do—and what we don’t.
We handle the things most dogs and cats need most often: preventive care, routine medical problems, dental care, and common surgeries. We are not an emergency hospital, and we will not pretend to be one.
What we do
Preventive care at Paws & Co
These are the preventive services we provide in the clinic. Prevention is generally easier, kinder, and less expensive than waiting until a pet is obviously sick.
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Vaccinations
Core and lifestyle-based vaccines for dogs and cats, including rabies, distemper combinations, leptospirosis, Lyme, Bordetella, and feline vaccines.
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Screening and lab work
Heartworm and tick-borne disease screening, fecal testing, wellness bloodwork, and diagnostic panels. A normal-looking pet can still have abnormal lab work.
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Parasite prevention
Heartworm, flea, tick, and intestinal parasite prevention. Yes, even for the little dog who “hardly goes outside.”
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Microchipping
Permanent identification with registration to help lost pets find their way home.
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Everyday preventive services
Nail trims, anal-gland care, deworming, and other routine services when appropriate.
Medical care and other services
We are wellness-focused, but we do more than vaccines. We also provide routine diagnostics, manage selected conditions, and treat straightforward medical concerns for Green Bay pets.
Allergy and skin care
Evaluation and long-term management of common allergy, ear, and skin concerns, including secondary infections and itch-control options.
Routine condition management
We can manage selected stable, long-term conditions when we have the equipment and information to do it well. If we do not, we will tell you.
Simple medical concerns
Selected ear, eye, skin, digestive, urinary, and other straightforward concerns. Our staff may review the history before confirming the appointment.
Selected minor procedures
Minor mass removal, cryotherapy, wound care, and other procedures following a doctor’s evaluation.
Procedures at Paws & Co
Looking for surgery or dental information?
We gave each one its own page so you do not have to dig through a giant wall of information. Start here, then choose the procedure you need for the full details.
Spay & Neuter Surgery
See what is included, what is not, exam and bloodwork requirements, how surgery day works, and what recovery looks like once your pet gets home.
Dental Procedures
See what a professional dental includes, why full-mouth X-rays matter, how we handle extractions, how dental day works, and what to expect during recovery.
Why dental care matters
Eating does not mean the mouth is comfortable.
Dogs and cats are incredibly stoic about dental pain. Look, does Fluffy cry out when you look at her wrong? Yes. Will she keep eating with painful, diseased teeth? Also yes.
A clean-looking tooth can still hurt
Much of each tooth—and nearly all of the bone supporting it—lives below the gumline. That is where periodontal bone loss, broken roots, abscesses, and feline resorptive lesions like to hide.
The goal is to find the toothache
Dental X-rays and careful probing help us find disease that an awake exam cannot. We are not simply making the visible part of the teeth look prettier—and nope, we do not pull healthy teeth.
Other anesthetic procedures: We also perform
selected mass removals and minor procedures after a doctor has
examined your pet and confirmed that we are the right clinic for the
job.
Sometimes the answer is: your pet needs a different hospital.
We do not provide hospitalization, emergency treatment, X-rays, advanced imaging, or complex surgery. Referring you elsewhere is not us being difficult. It is us being honest about what your pet needs.