Wellness Exams
Wellness Exams
At Scout Mobile Clinic, every veterinary service begins with understanding.
We take time to learn your pet’s needs so we can guide you with clarity and intention.
At Scout Mobile Clinic, wellness exams are the foundation of long term care. These visits give us the time and space to understand your pet as a whole, so we can support their health with clarity, continuity, and intention.
What is a wellness exam?
A wellness exam is a routine veterinary visit that helps us understand your pet’s overall health. During this appointment, we look at everything from physical comfort to behavior, daily habits, and any concerns you may have. These visits allow us to build a complete picture of your pet’s well-being and catch subtle changes early.
What do you check during a wellness visit?
A typical exam may include:
• Weight and body condition assessment
• Listening to the heart and lungs
• Checking eyes, ears, teeth, and gums
• Evaluating skin and coat health
• Examining joints, muscles, and mobility
• Gentle abdominal palpation
• Reviewing behavior and lifestyle changes
Each part of the exam helps us understand your pet’s needs with
greater clarity.
How does Wilder approach wellness care?
Our wellness appointments are calm and unhurried. We allow your pet time to settle and move at a pace that keeps them comfortable. Throughout the visit, we communicate openly and explain what we are observing. If vaccines, screenings, or diagnostics are recommended, we walk you through the reasoning so you can make decisions with confidence.
Our goal is to support you with steady guidance and long term partnership.
What can I expect during the visit?
A wellness exam typically includes:
A gentle, full-body examination
A review of your pet’s medical history and lifestyle
Discussion of nutrition, behavior, and age-related needs
Preventive care based on your pet’s risk factors
Clear recommendations tailored to your family
How often should my pet have a wellness exam?
Wellness exams are recommended for both dogs and cats at every stage of life. Most pets benefit from a yearly wellness visit. Senior pets or pets with ongoing health concerns may need more frequent check-ins. We will guide you on the schedule that best supports your pet’s stage of life.
Do wellness exams include screenings or tests?
Sometimes. Depending on your pet’s age, health history, and current findings, we may recommend:
• Bloodwork
• Urinalysis
• Fecal screening
• Heartworm testing
• Additional diagnostics for early detection
These tools help us identify changes before they become problems. We will always explain why a test is recommended and what information it provides.
What makes Wilder’s wellness care different?
• Appointments that move at a calm, comfortable pace
• Doctors who take time to understand your pet’s personality and history
• Clear explanations without overwhelming information
• A focus on emotional well-being and gentle handling
• Long term partnership through every stage of your pet’s life
At Scout Mobile Clinic, wellness exams are the foundation of long term care. These visits give us the time and space to understand your pet as a whole, so we can support their health with clarity, continuity, and intention.
What is a wellness exam?
A wellness exam is a routine veterinary visit that helps us understand your pet’s overall health. During this appointment, we look at everything from physical comfort to behavior, daily habits, and any concerns you may have. These visits allow us to build a complete picture of your pet’s well-being and catch subtle changes early.
What do you check during a wellness visit?
A typical exam may include:
• Weight and body condition assessment
• Listening to the heart and lungs
• Checking eyes, ears, teeth, and gums
• Evaluating skin and coat health
• Examining joints, muscles, and mobility
• Gentle abdominal palpation
• Reviewing behavior and lifestyle changes
Each part of the exam helps us understand your pet’s needs with
greater clarity.
How does Wilder approach wellness care?
Our wellness appointments are calm and unhurried. We allow your pet time to settle and move at a pace that keeps them comfortable. Throughout the visit, we communicate openly and explain what we are observing. If vaccines, screenings, or diagnostics are recommended, we walk you through the reasoning so you can make decisions with confidence.
Our goal is to support you with steady guidance and long term partnership.
What can I expect during the visit?
A wellness exam typically includes:
A gentle, full-body examination
A review of your pet’s medical history and lifestyle
Discussion of nutrition, behavior, and age-related needs
Preventive care based on your pet’s risk factors
Clear recommendations tailored to your family
How often should my pet have a wellness exam?
Wellness exams are recommended for both dogs and cats at every stage of life. Most pets benefit from a yearly wellness visit. Senior pets or pets with ongoing health concerns may need more frequent check-ins. We will guide you on the schedule that best supports your pet’s stage of life.
Do wellness exams include screenings or tests?
Sometimes. Depending on your pet’s age, health history, and current findings, we may recommend:
• Bloodwork
• Urinalysis
• Fecal screening
• Heartworm testing
• Additional diagnostics for early detection
These tools help us identify changes before they become problems. We will always explain why a test is recommended and what information it provides.
What makes Wilder’s wellness care different?
• Appointments that move at a calm, comfortable pace
• Doctors who take time to understand your pet’s personality and history
• Clear explanations without overwhelming information
• A focus on emotional well-being and gentle handling
• Long term partnership through every stage of your pet’s life
The Care Your Pet Deserves
If this feels like the kind of care your pet deserves, we would be glad to meet you. Share a little about your pet and we will reach out with gentle guidance and next steps.