Veterinary Services

Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls provides comprehensive veterinary services for dogs and cats in Chino Valley, AZ and surrounding communities in Arizona, as well as certain communities in the Los Angeles area. From preventive care and diagnostics to surgery and integrative therapies, our services are designed to support your pet’s health with a personalized, compassionate approach.

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Comprehensive Care for Every Stage of Life

At Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls, veterinary care goes beyond routine treatment. Serving Chino Valley and the Quad Cities, our services combine Western medicine with integrative therapies to support long-term wellness, comfort, and quality of life. Whether your pet needs preventive care, advanced diagnostics, or holistic support, every service is tailored to their individual needs.

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Pet Wellness Exams

Comprehensive physical exams for dogs and cats help detect early health concerns, monitor ongoing conditions, and support preventive care.

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Pet Homeopathy

Homeopathic treatments use natural remedies to support your pet’s healing process, addressing chronic conditions and promoting balance.

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Pet Herbal Medicine

Herbal therapies provide plant-based support for a range of conditions in dogs and cats, complementing traditional treatments and helping manage pain naturally.

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Pet Mistletoe Therapy

Mistletoe therapy is used as part of integrative care plans to support pets with certain conditions, helping improve immune function and overall quality of life.

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Pet Ozone Therapy

Ozone therapy promotes healing by improving oxygen delivery and reducing inflammation, offering an alternative or complementary rehabilitation option.

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Pet Telemedicine

Telemedicine consultations provide convenient access to veterinary guidance, follow-ups, and care discussions without requiring an in-person visit.

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Pet Dental Care

Dental cleanings and oral care help prevent periodontal disease, reduce discomfort, and protect overall health in dogs and cats.

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Pet Spaying & Neutering

Spay and neuter procedures help prevent unwanted litters and provide important health benefits, including reducing risks of certain cancers.

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Veterinary Surgery

 Surgical services include routine procedures such as mass removals and more advanced operations, with a focus on careful recovery planning.

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Pet Diagnostics & Imaging

Our clinic features in-house diagnostics, bloodwork, and imaging services to evaluate your pet’s health, and guide personalized treatment plans.

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Pet Parasite and Microbiome Testing

We provide tailored plans to keep dogs and cats healthy year-round while minimizing the risk of disease transmission in your home and environment.

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Pet Laser Therapy

Laser therapy offers non-invasive pain relief and promotes healing for conditions such as arthritis, injuries, and post-surgical recovery.

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Pet Acupuncture

Acupuncture treatments support pain management, mobility, and overall wellness by stimulating natural healing processes.

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At-Home Pet Euthanasia

Compassionate at-home euthanasia services provide a peaceful, familiar environment for pets and their families during end-of-life care.

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Pet Pharmacy

Getting the medications your pet needs should be straightforward and stress-free.

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Pet Titer Testing

Dr. May provides thoughtful counseling regarding vaccination concerns, immunity, state regulations, and long-term wellness recommendations.

Common Questions About Veterinary Services

Choosing the right veterinary services for your pet can come with questions. Below are answers to common inquiries about the care options available at Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls, including both traditional and integrative treatments for dogs and cats.

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What types of veterinary services do you offer?

At Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls, we provide a wide range of veterinary services for dogs and cats, including wellness exams, dental care, surgery, diagnostics, and integrative therapies like acupuncture and ozone therapy. Our approach blends conventional and holistic care to support long-term health. Services are tailored to each pet’s individual needs and lifestyle.

Do you offer holistic or alternative treatments for pets?

Yes, our practice emphasizes integrative veterinary care, offering options such as herbal medicine, homeopathy, acupuncture, mistletoe therapy, and ozone therapy. These services are available for dogs and cats and are often used alongside traditional treatments to support healing, reduce discomfort, and improve overall wellness in a natural way.

Can I schedule both in-home and in-clinic veterinary services?
Dr. May’s Vet Clinic and House Calls offers both in-clinic appointments in Chino Valley and house call services throughout the Quad Cities area, including Prescott, Prescott Valley, Paulden, and Dewey-Humboldt. This flexibility allows dogs and cats to receive care in a setting that best suits their needs, whether at home or in a clinical environment.
What services require a referral or in-clinic visit?
While many services can be provided during house calls, certain procedures—such as advanced surgery or imaging—may require an in-clinic visit or referral to a nearby facility. Dr. May works closely with pet guardians in Northern Arizona to coordinate care and ensure pets receive the appropriate level of treatment when needed.
How do I know which veterinary services my pet needs?

The best place to start is with a comprehensive wellness exam. During your visit, Dr. May evaluates your dog or cat’s overall health and discusses any concerns, helping you choose the most appropriate services—from preventive care to diagnostics or integrative therapies—based on your pet’s condition and goals.