Dogs and cats, wellness to surgery
Services and prices
Exam prices are fixed. For dental work and surgery you get a written estimate with a low and a high number, and the bill lands inside it.
Wellness exam
A full nose-to-tail check, weight and diet, and what’s due next.
Same-day sick visit
Vomiting, limping, ear or eye trouble, not eating. Call before 3 p.m.
Vaccines
Core vaccines for dogs and cats, plus lifestyle vaccines when they make sense.
Puppy and kitten first visit
Exam, first vaccines, deworming and a written schedule for the next four months.
Dental cleaning
Under anesthesia, with full-mouth X-rays, scaling and polishing.
Spay and neuter
For dogs and cats from about six months, home the same day.
Soft-tissue surgery
Lump removals, wound repair, bladder stones and more.
Lab work and X-rays
Blood results in about an hour, digital X-rays the same day.
Senior checkup
For dogs from eight and cats from ten: exam, blood panel, urine test and blood pressure.
Microchipping
A quick chip under the skin, registration included.
End-of-life care
A quiet room at the end of the day, with time to say goodbye.
What a dental includes
Most dogs and cats need their first cleaning by age three. Every one is done under anesthesia, because most disease sits below the gumline.
- Blood test beforehand to check anesthesia is safe
- IV fluids and a technician watching vitals throughout
- Full-mouth dental X-rays
- Scaling above and below the gumline, then polishing
- A phone call before any extraction
Surgery and dental days
Tuesdays and Thursdays. Your pet goes home the same evening.
- No food after 10 p.m.Water is fine until morning.
- Drop-off from 7:30 a.m.A vet checks your pet and you sign the estimate.
- A call by early afternoonThe vet who did the procedure tells you how it went.
- Pick-up 4 to 6 p.m.A technician goes through medicines and home care with you.
- A check-in the next dayBy phone, and a free recheck if stitches need to come out.
Questions
Something else? Call the front desk.
Do you see rabbits, birds or reptiles?
No, only dogs and cats. Call us and we’ll give you the name of a vet nearby who treats them.
What if my pet gets sick at night?
Go to the 24-hour emergency hospital listed on our Emergencies page. They send us the notes, and we call you the next morning to plan follow-up care.
Can you see a sick pet today?
Usually, yes. We keep times open every day for pets that are unwell. Call before 3 p.m. on weekdays, or before 11 a.m. on Saturday.
Will I know the cost before treatment?
Yes. Exam prices are on this site. For anything beyond the exam you get a written estimate first, and nothing starts until you agree.
How do I pay?
Payment is due at the end of the visit, by card or cash. For surgery and dental work we take a deposit of half the low estimate at drop-off.
Do you take pet insurance?
Pet insurance pays you back rather than us. We give you an itemized invoice and fill out the claim form the same day.
Can I stay with my pet?
Yes, for exams, vaccines and most tests. For X-rays, dental work and surgery your pet comes back with us, and we call you as soon as we’re done.
How do I move my pet’s records here?
Tell us your old vet’s name when you book and we’ll request them. They usually arrive within two days.
Start with an exam
Dental work and surgery are booked after a vet has seen your pet. Exams and vaccines you can book online.