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PRICING & VISIT INFORMATION
We believe in clear, upfront pricing so you know what to expect. Below are our most common services and vaccine pricing. If you have questions or need a more specific estimate, our team is always happy to help.
VISITS & GENERAL CARE
Doctor Annual Wellness Evaluation: $69
Doctor Evaluation illness: $75
Doctor Brief Recheck Evaluation: $50
Emergency Doctor Evaluation: $99
CANINE VACCINES
Rabies (1 year): $25
Rabies (3 year): $40
Distemper/Parvo/Adenovirus/Parainfluenza (1 or 3 year): $25
Leptospirosis (1 year): $32
Bordetella (Kennel Cough) (1 year): $30
Canine Influenza (1 year): $40
SEDATED PROCEDURES
Spay (Dog/Cat): *Starting at $470
Neuter (Dog/Cat): *Starting at $320
Dental Cleanings: Starting at $350
*Final pricing varies based on size, age, and needs.
FELINE VACCINES (PUREVAX)
Why PUREVAX?
We use PUREVAX vaccines because they are non-adjuvanted, meaning they are designed to be safer for cats. This reduces the risk of certain vaccine-related complications and supports long-term health.
Rabies (1 year): $45
Rabies (3 year): $60
Viral Rhinotracheitis/Calicivirus/Panleukopenia. (1 or 3 year): $35
Feline Leukemia (1 year): $40
PUPPY & KITTEN CARE PLAN
Puppies and kittens require frequent visits during their first few months for vaccines, exams, and preventative care.
Our care plan makes it simple with a flat rate per visit, so you always know what to expect while giving your pet the best start.
WHAT'S INCLUDED:
Doctor or nurse exam
Core vaccines and boosters
Rabies vaccine (when age-appropriate)
Fecal test (in-house parasite screening)
Deworming (if needed)
Nail trim
30-day sample of parasite prevention
New pet parent educational folder
Complimentary bag of food
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
Your pet will receive a series of vaccines over multiple visits to build full protection during their early months. Our team will guide you through each step, ensuring proper timing and care along the way.
1. Puppies receive a series of 3 DA2PP boosters before full vaccination. Kittens receive a series of 3 FVRCP.
2. Leptospirosis and Influenza vaccines include an initial dose and a booster to ensure full protection.
3. Rabies vaccines are administered at 16 weeks of age or older, in accordance with guidelines.