Jennifer Pue Gilchrist DVM

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Extra Phones: Phone: (937) 426-8273
AKA: Pue-Gilchrist Jennifer DVM
Categories: Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (937) 426-3313

Address: 4092 Colonel Glenn Hwy, Beavercreek Township, OH 45431

Dental Care
Vaccination
We will take some time to understand your pet's lifestyle and unique needs in order to recommend a proper regiment. We provide core vaccinations (which are vaccines that every pet is required to have, such as rabies) as well as non core vaccinations (which are recommended based on lifestyle and risk factors).
Comprehensive Examination
The saying goes "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Routine wellness exams is an important and easy way to keep your

Kidney Disease Treatment
Particles stick to your pet's teeth and form plaque. Over time, minerals in your pet's saliva harden the plaque and it turns into tartar. This tartar then makes its way beneath the gumline, where it creates a friendly environment for bacteria to spread. This sets off a chain reaction, and the result is a painful mouth and damage to the internal structures of your pet's mouth. Pets with periodontal disease also have a higher probability of secondary health issues such as heart, liver or kidney disease, as the toxins can spread to your pet's internal organs through the bloodstream. The good news is... periodontal disease is 100% treatable! That is why it is important that your dog or cat undergoes regular dental cleanings (usually once a year). If it's been at least a year since your pet's mouth has been examined, or if you suspect periodontal disease (the hallmark symptom is bad breath), give us a call now so we can take great care of your dog or cat!
Periodontal Disease Treatment
If your pet is over the age of three, they very likely have periodontal disease. After your pet eats, if food particles are not brushed away, these

Veterinary Surgery
We have incredibly high standards for surgical care. We regularly perform routine procedures such as spay or neuters, and our team

Senior Pet Care
Many issues that affect people as they enter their golden years can also affect your aging pet. Most pets require more frequent veterinary care and certain changes in their lifestyle once they reach 7 years of age. Keep reading to learn guidelines to help care for your senior pet, to help prolong their life and [...]

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