Whether your pet is a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a cherished senior, your pet’s needs are unique — and so is our approach to care.
At Paw Partners Veterinary Clinic, Wellness Exams go beyond vaccines. They’re about keeping your pet happy, healthy, and comfortable at every stage of life. Just like an annual physical for people, pets should be examined at least once a year — and even more often (every six months) if they are seniors (7+) or managing chronic conditions.
Because pets, especially cats, are experts at hiding illness, routine exams are essential for early detection. Many conditions like kidney disease, heart issues, diabetes, and cancer can develop silently and gradually. With regular Wellness Exams and diagnostic testing, we can identify problems in their earliest stages — when treatment is more effective, less costly, and offers the best chance for a long and healthy life.
Our unique approach:
We know budgeting for veterinary care can be challenging, which is why we offer 0% interest payment options. You can even apply ahead of time to make your visit seamless. Click here to learn more about our financing options.
At Paw Partners, we’re more than a clinic — we’re your lifelong partner in your pet’s healthcare. And that partnership starts with a Wellness Exam.
Taking a preventative approach to pet care allows us to catch serious health conditions and diseases early—often before signs develop. Our dogs and cats are family, and because they can’t tell us when something feels off, routine care is their best voice.
We rely on thorough exams alongside annual blood, urine, fecal, and parasite testing to give your pets the best opportunity for a long, happy, and healthy life.
To make high-quality care accessible, we’ve created affordable, comprehensive wellness packages tailored specifically for your pet.
Valued at: $405
Valued at: $528
Valued at: $328
Valued at: $549
Every pet is unique, so we tailor each exam to your pet’s age, breed, and lifestyle. A typical Wellness Exam includes:
1. Comprehensive nose-to-tail physical exam (including rectal exam if needed)
2. Vital signs check: heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, and weight
3. Anal gland expression (if needed)
4. Microchip scan: verify or check for an existing microchip
5. Body Condition Score: evaluation of your pet’s weight (too thin, ideal, or overweight) with nutrition and weight management guidance
6. Dental check: a cursory oral exam to look for signs of dental disease
7. Discussion with the veterinarian: address minor concerns, questions, and observations you may have about your pet’s health
8. Health assessment: combining exam findings, vital signs, medical history, and your input to provide personalized recommendations for your pet’s well-being
Pets age (1+) should have an annual Wellness Exam. Senior pets (7+) or pets with chronic health issues should be seen for Wellness Exams at least every six months. Occasionally, it may be recommended for your pet to be seen quarterly depending on the severity of the chronic condition.
For puppies and kittens: please see the schedule under puppy and kitten services below
Kitten VaccinationsWellness Exams focus on preventive care and overall health. They include a comprehensive physical exam, screening for early signs of illness, and managing chronic conditions (such as Valley Fever, arthritis, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, or kidney disease).
Sick Visits are scheduled when your pet is experiencing new or worsening symptoms. For example:
A dog with heart disease who suddenly develops a cough
A change in the frequency/severity of an existing symptom
A medication that was effective but is no longer working
Wellness Exams = routine and preventive care
Sick Visits = new or concerning changes in your pet’s health
Yes. Even if your cat never goes outside, regular Wellness Exams are just as important as an annual physical exam for people. Cats are experts at hiding illness, and routine check-ups are the best way to catch issues early.
Hidden health concerns — Dental disease, weight changes, and other subtle signs may point to underlying problems that aren’t obvious at home.
Vaccinations — Some vaccines remain important, especially in multi-cat households.
Shared environment — Indoor-only cats who live with dogs may still be exposed to what the dog brings in from outside.
Wellness Exams provide the preventive care your cat needs for a longer, healthier, and more comfortable life.
Yes. While vaccines are not included in the Wellness Exam fee, they can be administered during the same visit. Syncing vaccines with Wellness Exams is a win-win: it ensures your pet stays up to date on important preventive care, and it saves you (and your pet) an extra trip to the clinic.
Yes! Even if your pet is fully up to date on vaccines, Wellness Exams are still essential. Pets can’t tell us when something feels off, and many health issues — such as dental disease, arthritis, kidney problems, or early diabetes — may not show obvious signs until they are more advanced.
Annual Wellness Exams allow us to detect these issues early, when treatment is more effective and often less costly. If your pet doesn’t need vaccines at their exam, we’ll do our best to sync future vaccine schedules with their Wellness Exams for added convenience.
Your pet's rabies certificate is available on the Pet Portal and will also be printed on your invoice the day of service. You can also see a complete list of your pet’s upcoming Reminders for services and request prescription refills on the Pet Portal.
If you schedule the Dental Cleaning during the Wellness Exam we can add-on the pre-anesthetic bloodwork and draw the labs at the time of the wellness appointment. This saves you time and a repeat visit to the clinic.
Bloodwork is suggested for checking “under the hood”. It is important to see if things on the inside are functioning correctly as a physical exam can only tell so much about your pet’s health. The bloodwork also serves as a baseline or benchmark for comparison values if needed in the future.
We offer a variety of Technician Services that can be scheduled periodically or scheduled on a recurring basis. Your veterinarian will indicate how frequently you should schedule a Technician Service for additional Anal Gland Expression.
At Paw Partners Veterinary Clinic, we take intestinal parasites seriously. The stool sample will be analyzed with an advanced diagnostic method to accurately screen for the most common and clinically relevant intestinal parasites.
Schedule Your Pet’s Wellness Exam in Chandler, AZ
Protect your pet’s health. Click the button below to schedule a Wellness exam
or call us today at 480-418-1063 .
We proudly provide veterinary Wellness Exams for pets in Chandler and nearby neighborhoods, including
The Islands, Harbor Point, Andersen Springs, Amberwood II, Downtown Chandler, Amberwood II, Desert Jewel,
Alta Uptown, Alta Rise, Uptown Commons, Chandler Ridge, and the Oasis Neighborhood.
Conveniently located in Pollack Plaza at N. Arizona Ave and W. Elliot Rd
Pollack Plaza | N. Arizona Ave. and W. Elliot Rd
Whether your pet is a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a cherished senior, your pet’s needs are unique — and so is our approach to care.
At Paw Partners Veterinary Clinic, Wellness Exams go beyond vaccines. They’re about keeping your pet happy, healthy, and comfortable at every stage of life. Just like an annual physical for people, pets should be examined at least once a year — and even more often (every six months) if they are seniors (7+) or managing chronic conditions.
Because pets, especially cats, are experts at hiding illness, routine exams are essential for early detection. Many conditions like kidney disease, heart issues, diabetes, and cancer can develop silently and gradually. With regular Wellness Exams and diagnostic testing, we can identify problems in their earliest stages — when treatment is more effective, less costly, and offers the best chance for a long and healthy life.
Our unique approach:
We know budgeting for veterinary care can be challenging, which is why we offer Care Credit and pay-over-time options with SunBit. You can even apply ahead of time to make your visit seamless. Click here to learn more about our financing options.
At Paw Partners, we’re more than a clinic — we’re your lifelong partner in your pet’s healthcare. And that partnership starts with a Wellness Exam.
Every pet is unique, so we tailor each exam to your pet’s age, breed, and lifestyle. A typical Wellness Exam includes:
1. Comprehensive nose-to-tail physical exam (including rectal exam if needed)
2. Vital signs check: heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, and weight
3. Anal gland expression (if needed)
4. Microchip scan: verify or check for an existing microchip
5. Body Condition Score: evaluation of your pet’s weight (too thin, ideal, or overweight) with nutrition and weight management guidance
6. Dental check: a cursory oral exam to look for signs of dental disease
7. Discussion with the veterinarian: address minor concerns, questions, and observations you may have about your pet’s health
8. Health assessment: combining exam findings, vital signs, medical history, and your input to provide personalized recommendations for your pet’s well-being
Your pet’s Wellness Exam is the perfect time to take care of additional preventive services. For extra convenience, you can add any of the following:
1. Vaccinations: Core & Non-Core Vaccinations
2. Bloodwork (screening for underlying conditions)
3. Imaging (x-rays, generally for monitoring heart patients)
4. Fecal testing (to check for intestinal parasites)
5. Microchip implantation: add a microchip to help relocate a lost pet
6. Heartworm & tick-borne disease testing (dogs)
7. FeLV & FIV testing (cats)
8. Toenail trim: Let us handle this important task and eliminate the stress on you!
Additional Value:
Pets age (1+) should have an annual Wellness Exam. Senior pets (7+) or pets with chronic health issues should be seen for Wellness Exams at least every six months. Occasionally, it may be recommended for your pet to be seen quarterly depending on the severity of the chronic condition.
For puppies and kittens: please see the schedule under puppy and kitten services below
Kitten VaccinationsWellness Exams focus on preventive care and overall health. They include a comprehensive physical exam, screening for early signs of illness, and managing chronic conditions (such as Valley Fever, arthritis, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, or kidney disease).
Sick Visits are scheduled when your pet is experiencing new or worsening symptoms. For example:
A dog with heart disease who suddenly develops a cough
A change in the frequency/severity of an existing symptom
A medication that was effective but is no longer working
Wellness Exams = routine and preventive care
Sick Visits = new or concerning changes in your pet’s health
Yes. Even if your cat never goes outside, regular Wellness Exams are just as important as an annual physical exam for people. Cats are experts at hiding illness, and routine check-ups are the best way to catch issues early.
Hidden health concerns — Dental disease, weight changes, and other subtle signs may point to underlying problems that aren’t obvious at home.
Vaccinations — Some vaccines remain important, especially in multi-cat households.
Shared environment — Indoor-only cats who live with dogs may still be exposed to what the dog brings in from outside.
Wellness Exams provide the preventive care your cat needs for a longer, healthier, and more comfortable life.
Yes. While vaccines are not included in the Wellness Exam fee, they can be administered during the same visit. Syncing vaccines with Wellness Exams is a win-win: it ensures your pet stays up to date on important preventive care, and it saves you (and your pet) an extra trip to the clinic.
Yes! Even if your pet is fully up to date on vaccines, Wellness Exams are still essential. Pets can’t tell us when something feels off, and many health issues — such as dental disease, arthritis, kidney problems, or early diabetes — may not show obvious signs until they are more advanced.
Annual Wellness Exams allow us to detect these issues early, when treatment is more effective and often less costly. If your pet doesn’t need vaccines at their exam, we’ll do our best to sync future vaccine schedules with their Wellness Exams for added convenience.
Your pet's rabies certificate is available on the Pet Portal and will also be printed on your invoice the day of service. You can also see a complete list of your pet’s upcoming Reminders for services and request prescription refills on the Pet Portal.
If you schedule the Dental Cleaning during the Wellness Exam we can add-on the pre-anesthetic bloodwork and draw the labs at the time of the wellness appointment. This saves you time and a repeat visit to the clinic.
Bloodwork is suggested for checking “under the hood”. It is important to see if things on the inside are functioning correctly as a physical exam can only tell so much about your pet’s health. The bloodwork also serves as a baseline or benchmark for comparison values if needed in the future.
We offer a variety of Technician Services that can be scheduled periodically or scheduled on a recurring basis. Your veterinarian will indicate how frequently you should schedule a Technician Service for additional Anal Gland Expression.
At Paw Partners Veterinary Clinic, we take intestinal parasites seriously. The stool sample will be analyzed with an advanced diagnostic method to accurately screen for the most common and clinically relevant intestinal parasites.
Schedule Your Pet’s Wellness Exam
in Chandler, AZ
Protect your pet’s health. Click the button below to schedule a Wellness exam
or call us today at 480-418-1063 .
We proudly provide veterinary Wellness Exams for pets in Chandler and nearby neighborhoods, including The Islands, Harbor Point, Andersen Springs, Amberwood II, Downtown Chandler, Amberwood II, Desert Jewel, Alta Uptown, Alta Rise, Uptown Commons, Chandler Ridge, and the Oasis Neighborhood.
Conveniently located in Pollack Plaza at
N. Arizona Ave and W. Elliot Rd
Paw Partners provides trusted veterinary care for pets in Chandler and the surrounding neighborhoods including: The Islands, Harbor Point, Andersen Springs, Amberwood II, Downtown Chandler, and the Oasis Neighborhood.
Pollack Plaza | N. Arizona Ave and W. Elliot Rd
Whether your pet is a playful puppy, a curious kitten, or a cherished senior, your pet’s needs are unique — and so is our approach to care.
At Paw Partners Veterinary Clinic, Wellness Exams go beyond vaccines. They’re about keeping your pet happy, healthy, and comfortable at every stage of life. Just like an annual physical for people, pets should be examined at least once a year — and even more often (every six months) if they are seniors (7+) or managing chronic conditions.
Because pets, especially cats, are experts at hiding illness, routine exams are essential for early detection. Many conditions like kidney disease, heart issues, diabetes, and cancer can develop silently and gradually. With regular Wellness Exams and diagnostic testing, we can identify problems in their earliest stages — when treatment is more effective, less costly, and offers the best chance for a long and healthy life.
Our unique approach:
We know budgeting for veterinary care can be challenging, which is why we offer Care Credit and pay-over-time options with SunBit. You can even apply ahead of time to make your visit seamless. Click here to learn more about our financing options.
At Paw Partners, we’re more than a clinic — we’re your lifelong partner in your pet’s healthcare. And that partnership starts with a Wellness Exam.
Every pet is unique, so we tailor each exam to your pet’s age, breed, and lifestyle. A typical Wellness Exam includes:
1. Comprehensive nose-to-tail physical exam (including rectal exam if needed)
2. Vital signs check: heart rate, respiratory rate, temperature, and weight
3. Anal gland expression (if needed)
4. Microchip scan: verify or check for an existing microchip
5. Body Condition Score: evaluation of your pet’s weight (too thin, ideal, or overweight) with nutrition and weight management guidance
6. Dental check: a cursory oral exam to look for signs of dental disease
7. Discussion with the veterinarian: address minor concerns, questions, and observations you may have about your pet’s health
8. Health assessment: combining exam findings, vital signs, medical history, and your input to provide personalized recommendations for your pet’s well-being
Your pet’s Wellness Exam is the perfect time to take care of additional preventive services. For extra convenience, you can add any of the following:
1. Vaccinations: Core & Non-Core Vaccinations
2. Bloodwork (screening for underlying conditions)
3. Imaging (x-rays, generally for monitoring heart patients)
4. Fecal testing (to check for intestinal parasites)
5. Microchip implantation: add a microchip to help relocate a lost pet
6. Heartworm & tick-borne disease testing (dogs)
7. FeLV & FIV testing (cats)
8. Toenail trim: Let us handle this important task and eliminate the stress on you!
Additional Value:
Pets age (1+) should have an annual Wellness Exam. Senior pets (7+) or pets with chronic health issues should be seen for Wellness Exams at least every six months. Occasionally, it may be recommended for your pet to be seen quarterly depending on the severity of the chronic condition.
For puppies and kittens: please see the schedule under puppy and kitten services below
Kitten VaccinationsWellness Exams focus on preventive care and overall health. They include a comprehensive physical exam, screening for early signs of illness, and managing chronic conditions (such as Valley Fever, arthritis, heart disease, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, or kidney disease).
Sick Visits are scheduled when your pet is experiencing new or worsening symptoms. For example:
A dog with heart disease who suddenly develops a cough
A change in the frequency/severity of an existing symptom
A medication that was effective but is no longer working
Wellness Exams = routine and preventive care
Sick Visits = new or concerning changes in your pet’s health
Yes. Even if your cat never goes outside, regular Wellness Exams are just as important as an annual physical exam for people. Cats are experts at hiding illness, and routine check-ups are the best way to catch issues early.
Hidden health concerns — Dental disease, weight changes, and other subtle signs may point to underlying problems that aren’t obvious at home.
Vaccinations — Some vaccines remain important, especially in multi-cat households.
Shared environment — Indoor-only cats who live with dogs may still be exposed to what the dog brings in from outside.
Wellness Exams provide the preventive care your cat needs for a longer, healthier, and more comfortable life.
Yes. While vaccines are not included in the Wellness Exam fee, they can be administered during the same visit. Syncing vaccines with Wellness Exams is a win-win: it ensures your pet stays up to date on important preventive care, and it saves you (and your pet) an extra trip to the clinic.
Yes! Even if your pet is fully up to date on vaccines, Wellness Exams are still essential. Pets can’t tell us when something feels off, and many health issues — such as dental disease, arthritis, kidney problems, or early diabetes — may not show obvious signs until they are more advanced.
Annual Wellness Exams allow us to detect these issues early, when treatment is more effective and often less costly. If your pet doesn’t need vaccines at their exam, we’ll do our best to sync future vaccine schedules with their Wellness Exams for added convenience.
Your pet's rabies certificate is available on the Pet Portal and will also be printed on your invoice the day of service. You can also see a complete list of your pet’s upcoming Reminders for services and request prescription refills on the Pet Portal.
If you schedule the Dental Cleaning during the Wellness Exam we can add-on the pre-anesthetic bloodwork and draw the labs at the time of the wellness appointment. This saves you time and a repeat visit to the clinic.
Bloodwork is suggested for checking “under the hood”. It is important to see if things on the inside are functioning correctly as a physical exam can only tell so much about your pet’s health. The bloodwork also serves as a baseline or benchmark for comparison values if needed in the future.
We offer a variety of Technician Services that can be scheduled periodically or scheduled on a recurring basis. Your veterinarian will indicate how frequently you should schedule a Technician Service for additional Anal Gland Expression.
At Paw Partners Veterinary Clinic, we take intestinal parasites seriously. The stool sample will be analyzed with an advanced diagnostic method to accurately screen for the most common and clinically relevant intestinal parasites.
Schedule Your Pet’s Wellness Exam in Chandler, AZ
Protect your pet’s health.
Click the button below to schedule a Wellness exam
or call us today at 480-418-1063 .
We proudly provide veterinary Wellness Exams for pets in Chandler and nearby neighborhoods, including
The Islands, Harbor Point, Andersen Springs, Amberwood II, Downtown Chandler, Amberwood II, Desert Jewel,
Alta Uptown, Alta Rise, Uptown Commons, Chandler Ridge, and the Oasis Neighborhood.
Conveniently located in Pollack Plaza at
N. Arizona Ave and W. Elliot Rd
Paw Partners provides trusted veterinary care for pets in Chandler and the surrounding neighborhoods including: The Islands, Harbor Point, Andersen Springs, Amberwood II, Downtown Chandler, and the Oasis Neighborhood.
Pollack Plaza
N. Arizona Ave and W. Elliot Rd