At Twin Pines Veterinary Clinic, we want to care for both you and your pets in the best way possible. Our goal is to go above and beyond to support your pet’s health, or, as we like to say – we strive to “answer the call.” Since 1997, we’ve been combining our knowledge, skills, and state-of-the-art technology with our compassionate and attentive approach to care for both you and your pets the way you deserve.
One of the ways we set ourselves apart and hold ourselves to a higher standard of care is by providing cutting-edge technology, such as laser. At Twin Pines Veterinary Clinic, we serve the Hinckley, MN and surrounding areas by providing both laser surgery and therapeutic laser treatment.
We perform laser surgery as the superior surgical method for your pet as it helps reduce pain, swelling, and bleeding. During post-surgical recovery we also perform a therapeutic laser treatment which also reduces pain and swelling and speeds up the healing process. Sometimes surgery is unavoidable to ultimately improve your pet’s quality of life. At Twin Pines Veterinary Clinic, we serve the Hinckley, MN and surrounding areas by making surgery easier on your pet with the advanced laser technology that helps give them the best outcome.
We also offer routine wellness and preventative care, such as puppy and kitten exams and adult wellness exams. In addition to keeping your young pets healthy, we use our therapeutic laser to keep your older pets more mobile, whether they’re dealing with arthritis or other debilitating issues. We also offer thermal imaging, digital radiography in-house with board-certified orthopedic and ultrasound specialists to ensure your pet is receiving the gold standard of care.
Give us a call today to see how we can help improve your pet’s health!
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