Wellness & Preventive Care

Wellness exams, vaccines, and preventive care for dogs and cats in Brodhead and Monroe, WI. Call Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center today.
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Helping Your Pet Stay Healthy at Every Stage of Life

At Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center, caring for pets goes beyond treating illness. Our veterinary team focuses on helping dogs and cats in Brodhead and Monroe, WI and nearby communities like Monroe, Green County, and Rock County live long, healthy lives through thoughtful wellness and preventive care.

Routine check-ups give us the opportunity to catch small concerns before they become bigger problems. Whether you have a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a senior companion who has been by your side for years, regular visits help keep your pet feeling their best.

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Helping Your Pet Stay Healthy

Why Preventive Care Matters

Preventive care plays a key role in your pet’s overall well-being. Many health conditions develop gradually, and pets are very good at hiding discomfort. Regular visits with our veterinarian for doctors allow us to monitor subtle changes and respond early.

With consistent wellness care, your pet benefits from:

Early detection of illness or underlying conditions

A longer, more comfortable life

Reduced risk of preventable diseases

A clear and consistent medical history

Guidance tailored to your pet’s lifestyle and needs

For our clients, these visits are an important part of responsible pet ownership. They also give you time to ask questions and get practical advice from a team that knows your pet.

Wellness & Preventive Care Services for Dogs & Cats

Our veterinary team offers a full range of services to support your pet’s health from the first visit through the senior years.

Wellness Exams

Wellness exams are the foundation of preventive care. During these visits, our veterinarian performs a full physical exam from nose to tail, checking weight, coat condition, teeth, heart, and more. These appointments help us track changes over time and keep your pet on a healthy path.

Puppy & Kitten Exams

Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is an exciting time. Early visits allow our veterinary team to monitor growth, start vaccinations, and screen for parasites. We also take time to answer your questions about nutrition, behavior, and training so you can feel confident as a new pet owner.

Senior Pet Exams

As pets age, their needs change. Senior exams are recommended more often to keep a close eye on mobility, organ function, and behavior. These visits help us catch age-related conditions early and keep your pet comfortable in their later years.

Pet Vaccinations

Vaccinations protect your dog or cat from serious and preventable diseases. Our veterinary team will create a vaccination plan based on your pet’s age, lifestyle, and risk factors. This approach helps ensure your pet receives the protection they need without unnecessary treatments.

Microchipping

A microchip provides permanent identification for your pet. If your pet ever gets lost, a microchip greatly improves the chances of a safe return home. The process is quick and can often be done during a routine visit.

Parasite Prevention

Parasites such as fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal worms can affect pets in Wisconsin throughout the year. Our veterinary team will recommend prevention options that fit your pet’s lifestyle, helping protect both your pet and your household.

Weight Management

Maintaining a healthy weight is one of the simplest ways to support long-term health. During wellness visits, we assess your pet’s body condition and provide guidance on nutrition and feeding habits. This helps reduce the risk of joint problems, diabetes, and other weight-related concerns.

A Local Approach to Preventive Pet Care

A Local Approach to Preventive Pet Care

Families in Brodhead, Monroe, and across Green County and Rock County have trusted our team for generations. Many of the pets we care for today belong to the children and grandchildren of longtime clients.
Our approach is simple and personal. We take the time to get to know you and your pet, explain what we are seeing, and offer clear recommendations. You will always have a chance to ask questions and be part of the decision-making process.

With locations in Brodhead and Monroe, care is always close to home.

When Should You Schedule a Wellness Visit?

Every pet is different, but general guidelines can help you stay on track:

Puppies and kittens: every few weeks during the first months of life

Adult dogs and cats: once a year

Senior pets: more frequent wellness exams may be recommended to help monitor age-related health changes and keep them comfortable as they age

You should also schedule a visit if you notice changes in appetite, behavior, weight, or energy levels. When something feels off, it’s always a good idea to check in.

Why Choose Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center?

For more than 75 years, Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center has cared for pets and families in this community. Our roots run deep in southern Wisconsin, and we are proud to serve both small animal and farm clients.

Here’s what sets our practice apart:

A veterinary team that knows the local community

Care for dogs and cats at every life stage

Reduced risk of preventable diseases

Convenient access in Brodhead and Monroe

Needs emergency care? Outside of regular hours makes it seem like we are 24/7 ER.

Start Your Pet’s Wellness Plan with Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center

Preventive care is one of the best ways to support your pet’s long-term health. At Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center, our veterinary team is here to help with everything from routine exams and vaccinations to nutrition and weight guidance for your dog or cat.
Call us at 608-897-8632 or 608-325-2106 to schedule an appointment.

 

We look forward to caring for your dog or cat and being part of your pet’s life for years to come.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Wellness & Preventive Care

How often should my pet have a wellness exam?

Most adult pets should visit once a year, while senior pets benefit from twice-yearly visits. Puppies and kittens need more frequent care early on.

What vaccines does my dog or cat need?

Vaccines vary based on age, lifestyle, and risk. Our veterinarian will recommend a schedule that fits your pet’s needs.

Is parasite prevention really necessary year-round?

Yes. Fleas, ticks, and heartworms can pose a risk in Wisconsin throughout the year. Consistent prevention helps protect your pet and your home.

When is my pet considered a senior?

Most dogs and cats are considered senior around 7 years of age, though this can vary by breed and size.

What happens during a wellness exam?

Your pet receives a full physical exam, and we discuss any changes in health, behavior, or lifestyle. This is also a great time to ask questions and plan next steps for care.

Wellness & Preventive Care