Pricing and Payment
We understand that prices are a big factor in all our decisions. This page lists several of our more common procedures and their prices. If you want to know prices that are not listed, please do not hesitate to contact us. Please note that our prices are subject to change, and while we will try to update our website often, these prices will act as a close estimate.
** We take the following forms of payment: cash, check, credit cards (visa, mastercard, american express and discover) and care credit**
** We take the following forms of payment: cash, check, credit cards (visa, mastercard, american express and discover) and care credit**
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Life Cycle Consult (wellness exam) $32.50
Examination/Consultation (if there is a problem) $46.00 Intestinal Parasite Screen $24.30 Deworming - cost depends on weight Canine Spay $229.50 * if your dog weighs more than 60 pounds the cost will be more due to longer surgery time, if it weighs less than 30 pounds, it will be less* Canine Neuter $179.50 * this price is based on younger animals, if your pet is >7, the cost will be increased due to extra precautions which will be taken Feline Spay $159.50 * if the cat is pregnant, the price will increase Feline Neuter $129.50 Declawing Cat $220.00 (only front two feet) Dentals Grade 1 $165 Grade 2 $265 (includes antibiotic injection) Grade 3 $365 (includes radiographs) Grade 4 $465 (also includes extractions) |
Rabies Vaccination $20 (1 year) $23 (3 year)
Feline Rabies $25.50 (1 year) $23 (3 year) Distemper Vaccination Feline: $22 Canine: $23 Feline Leukemia Vaccination $26 Canine Influenza Vaccination $24 Lyme Vaccination $35 Leptospirosis Vaccination $25.50 Bordetella Vaccination $22 Heartworm test $45.50 (also tests for three tick diseases) Heartworm only test: $20 Feline Leukemia/Feline Aids test $40.50 Dog Boarding (per night) $16.50 Cat Boarding (per night) $14.40 * if your pet is on a medicine, there is an extra charge of $1 per night Feline Toenail trim $14.70 Canine Toenail trim: $15.70 Bartonella Test $72.00 |
All surgeries include preanesthetic bloodwork (to ensure that your animal will have no difficulties as a result of the anesthesia) and pain medicine, (we give pain meds at the clinic and send some home with you). Throughout the surgery (except for the feline neuter), your pet will receive fluids through an IV catheter placed in their front leg. Their surgery will be monitored by a trained staff member and charted. Induction drug protocols differ on the age and and special needs of your pet. Cat neuters and animals receiving a dental cleaning will go home the same day, declaws will spend two nights in the hospital, and all other surgeries will spend one night in the hospital.
We kindly ask that if your pet is undergoing surgery that they do not receive any food after midnight the day before the surgery and no breakfast the morning of surgery. We normally perform surgeries on Wednesdays, however we may be able to arrange an alternate day if necessary.
We kindly ask that if your pet is undergoing surgery that they do not receive any food after midnight the day before the surgery and no breakfast the morning of surgery. We normally perform surgeries on Wednesdays, however we may be able to arrange an alternate day if necessary.
