Preventive Care

• Dental Care
  Periodontal disease is the number one health problem diagnosed in pets over four years of age and is largely preventable.  Dental infections can lead to heart valve problems and kidney disease, and causes pain and bad breath.  We are pleased to offer dental care with an up-to-date dental unit.  We use the safest anesthetic protocols possible, tailored to the individual pet and perform pre-anesthetic testing and monitoring during anesthesia.
• Vaccination
• Veterinary Ophthalmology
  Dr. Miller earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry and a Masters in Science Education from Indiana University.  In 1974, he graduated from Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine with his DVM.  He practiced in Cortland for about 40 years and owned Crossroads Veterinary Clinic from 1985 – January 2010.  He particularly enjoyed surgery and ophthalmology.  Dr. Miller is currently enjoying his retirement.
• Behavioral Counseling
• Comprehensive Examination

Illness Treatment

• Parasites Treatment and Control

Chronic Condition Treatment

• Kidney Disease Treatment
  Cornell’s site with videos and information on a variety of health topics.  There is an excellent video and article here on Feline Kidney Disease, so if your cat was recently diagnosed, you may want to view it.
• Periodontal Disease Treatment

Surgery

• Veterinary Surgery
  Crossroads Veterinary Clinic is a small-animal practice located at 3512 State Rt. 281 in Cortland, NY.  We provide full, lifetime health care for cats and dogs through healthy pet examinations, vaccinations, radiology, dentistry, general surgery including spay and neuter, as well as diagnosis and treatment of your ill pet.  Our goal is to provide excellent quality medical care with an emphasis on disease prevention to keep your cat or dog healthy for life.
• Declawing
• Spaying and Neutering

Lab and X-Rays

• X-Ray
• Microchipping

General Pet Care

• Boarding
• Grooming
• Senior Pet Care
  We know how much time you have spent enjoying your pet over the years and we want to help you keep him or her healthy into the golden years.  Dogs that are over age 8 and cats over age 10 are considered seniors.  Many conditions affecting senior dogs and cats come on silently and the pet shows no signs initially.  Your senior pet should be examined at least annually and sometimes more frequently.  We offer senior wellness exams and senior and geriatric blood and urine screens to detect, prevent and treat diseases early.  We are fortunate to be offered screening bloodwork packages from our laboratory with excellent rates on diagnostic wellness testing.  We want to help you keep your pet a comfortable, healthy family member, so be sure to ask us about senior care.
• Dog Training