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Pet Wellness Exams in Windermere, FL for Every Stage of Life

A wellness visit is more than a yearly checkup. It gives our Windermere, FL veterinarian, Dr. Milani, the chance to establish what is normal for your pet, track changes over time, and look for early signs of illness before they become easier to notice at home.

At Windercare Animal Clinic, our pet wellness exams are tailored to your dog or cat’s age, lifestyle, medical history, and current health. Dr. Milani combines a thorough physical exam with preventive screening and one-on-one conversation so you leave with a clear picture of your pet’s health and what they may need next.

Call or text Windercare Animal Clinic at (407) 347-8353 to schedule your pet’s next wellness visit.

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What Happens During a Pet Wellness Exam?

A wellness exam gives Dr. Milani an opportunity to evaluate your pet from nose to tail and talk with you about any changes you have noticed at home.

Your visit may include:

  • A complete physical examination

  • Weight and body condition assessment

  • Heart and lung evaluation

  • Skin, coat, eye, and ear assessment

  • Oral health check

  • Joint and mobility evaluation

  • Vaccination review

  • Parasite prevention recommendations

  • Nutrition and lifestyle discussion

  • Age-appropriate laboratory screening

Why Are Routine Wellness Exams Important for All Pets?

Dogs and cats cannot tell us when something feels slightly different, and many health problems develop gradually. Routine exams help establish a baseline, making it easier to notice subtle changes in weight, behavior, mobility, organ function, or other areas over time.

Wellness visits are also a good time to discuss concerns that may not seem urgent but still matter, such as changes in appetite, energy, bathroom habits, itching, stiffness, or sleep patterns.

For healthy adult pets, routine preventive care can help maintain health and guide future decisions. For senior pets or those with ongoing medical needs, more frequent monitoring may be recommended.

What Wellness Screening Does Windercare Recommend?

Annual screening can reveal health changes that may not be visible during a physical exam alone. Windercare may recommend preventive laboratory testing based on your pet’s age, history, and individual risk factors.

Screening may include:

  • Complete blood count (CBC):

    Evaluates red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.

  • Chemistry panel:

    Helps assess organ function, including the liver and kidneys.

  • Heartworm screening:

    Checks for heartworm infection in dogs and cats.

  • Tick-borne disease screening:

    Helps identify exposure to certain diseases transmitted by ticks.

  • Fecal testing:

    Screens for intestinal parasites.

For older pets, Dr. Milani may also recommend urinalysis and thyroid testing as part of routine health monitoring.

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How Often Should Dogs and Cats Have Wellness Exams?

Most healthy adult dogs and cats benefit from a wellness visit at least once a year. Puppies, kittens, senior pets, and animals managing chronic conditions may need to be seen more often.

Your pet’s ideal schedule depends on factors such as:

  • Age and life stage

  • Breed

  • Medical history

  • Current medications

  • Lifestyle and travel

  • Parasite exposure

  • Previous laboratory results

  • Ongoing health concerns

If your dog or cat is due for a checkup, call or text us to schedule their next exam today.

Call/Text (407) 347-8353 For Appointments