What Our Pricing Reflects

Our Approach to Care & Transparency

As a privately owned veterinary hospital, every recommendation we make is guided by one principle: what is best for your pet as an individual.

We do not follow rigid, corporate-style treatment templates. Instead, we tailor each care plan based on a combination of factors unique to your pet, including their medical history, lifestyle, your goals as their owner, and your budget. This allows us to provide thoughtful, flexible recommendations rather than one-size-fits-all solutions.

To ensure the most accurate and effective care, we may utilize in-house diagnostics, reference laboratory testing, or collaboration with trusted specialty and referral partners when needed. This combination of resources allows us to gather the right information before making decisions about treatment.

We believe transparency is essential. We will always discuss options with you, explain the purpose and value of recommended diagnostics or treatments, and help you understand how each choice supports your pet’s health. Our goal is never to recommend everything—it is to recommend what is appropriate.

Because every pet and every family is different, costs can vary depending on the medical needs identified during the visit. We are committed to discussing expected ranges and helping you make informed decisions before moving forward with care.

Our focus is simple: individualized medicine, open communication, and a partnership approach to your pet’s health.

Honest pricing, right up front

The prices below cover the services pet owners ask us about most, listed plainly so you can plan ahead. Every pet is different, so think of these as a starting point. Your veterinarian will confirm what your pet needs during the visit and talk you through any costs before moving forward.

Examination with a veterinarian Exams $62
(Wellness, Sick, or Day Admission)
Technician Exam Exams $19

Technician service fee applies for appointments that do not require an examination by a veterinarian

Rabies (1 year) Canine Core Vaccines $22.35

Required by state law

Rabies (3 year) Canine Core Vaccines $31.48

Required by state law

DAPP/L4 — Distemper / Adenovirus Type 1&2 / Parvovirus / Leptospirosis Canine Core Vaccines $26.66

(1 year)

DAPP/L4 Canine Core Vaccines $29.32

(3 year)

Bordetella Canine Core Vaccines $28.24

(Kennel cough)

Leptospirosis Canine Core Vaccines $32.57

Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that can affect both animals and people. It is spread through the urine of infected animals, including wildlife and rodents, and can survive in contaminated soil and water for months. Because exposure can occur in a variety of environments, both urban and rural dogs are at risk.

Lyme Disease Canine Lifestyle-Dependent Vaccines $40.14

Lyme Disease is a bacterial infection spread through the bite of infected ticks. Dogs with outdoor exposure, particularly in wooded or grassy areas, may be at increased risk and can benefit from vaccination and year-round tick prevention.

CIV (Canine Influenza) Canine Lifestyle-Dependent Vaccines $33.08

CIV (Canine Influenza / dog flu) is a highly contagious respiratory illness that can spread quickly among dogs. Vaccination is recommended for pets who regularly visit dog parks, boarding or grooming facilities, daycare, or other environments where they interact with other dogs.

Rabies (1 year) Feline Core Vaccines $24.92

Required by state law

FVRCP — Feline Herpesvirus-1 / Calicivirus / Parvovirus Feline Core Vaccines $25.57

(1 year)

FVRCP Feline Core Vaccines $28.24

(3 year)

FELV: Leukemia (1 year) Feline Lifestyle Vaccines $41.80

Feline Leukemia (FeLV) is a highly contagious viral disease spread through saliva, nasal secretions, and other bodily fluids. Cats are most often infected through close contact with other cats, including grooming and shared resources. Vaccination is recommended for cats who go outdoors or may come into contact with other cats.

Fecal Analysis Wellness & Routine Services $39.67

Using advanced AI-powered Imagyst technology, we can quickly screen for common intestinal parasites such as hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, Giardia, and coccidia. Annual fecal testing is recommended for all pets, even those with primarily indoor lifestyles.

Heartworm Test Wellness & Routine Services $38.40

Heartworm testing is a simple blood test used to detect heartworm disease in dogs. Heartworms are transmitted through a single mosquito bite and can cause serious, life-threatening damage to your pet's heart and lungs. Annual testing is recommended for all dogs, even those on year-round prevention, to ensure early detection and effective protection.

Home Again Microchip Wellness & Routine Services $67.70

Includes lifetime registration + 1 year Trial of Home Again Premium Membership benefits

Anal Gland Expression Wellness & Routine Services $38.35
Nail Trim Wellness & Routine Services $30.65

Pet must be current on a Rabies vaccine

Spay & Neuter — Dogs Weight Price

Spay (female, 6 months or older)

Spay

Spay

Neuter (male, 6 months or older)

Neuter

Under 40 lbs

40–79.9 lbs

80 lbs and above

Under 80 lbs

80 lbs and above

$655

$730

$770

$650

$710

Spay & Neuter — Cats Price

Spay (female, 6 months or older)

Neuter (male, 6 months or older)

$625

$500

Exams

Examination with a veterinarian Exams $62
(Wellness, Sick, or Day Admission)
Technician Exam Exams $19

Technician service fee applies for appointments that do not require an examination by a veterinarian

Canine Core Vaccines

Rabies (1 year) Canine Core Vaccines $22.35

Required by state law

Rabies (3 year) Canine Core Vaccines $31.48

Required by state law

DAPP/L4 — Distemper / Adenovirus Type 1&2 / Parvovirus / Leptospirosis Canine Core Vaccines $26.66

(1 year)

DAPP/L4 Canine Core Vaccines $29.32

(3 year)

Bordetella Canine Core Vaccines $28.24

(Kennel cough)

Leptospirosis Canine Core Vaccines $32.57

Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that can affect both animals and people. It is spread through the urine of infected animals, including wildlife and rodents, and can survive in contaminated soil and water for months. Because exposure can occur in a variety of environments, both urban and rural dogs are at risk.

Canine Lifestyle-Dependent Vaccines

Lyme Disease Canine Lifestyle-Dependent Vaccines $40.14

Lyme Disease is a bacterial infection spread through the bite of infected ticks. Dogs with outdoor exposure, particularly in wooded or grassy areas, may be at increased risk and can benefit from vaccination and year-round tick prevention.

CIV (Canine Influenza) Canine Lifestyle-Dependent Vaccines $33.08

CIV (Canine Influenza / dog flu) is a highly contagious respiratory illness that can spread quickly among dogs. Vaccination is recommended for pets who regularly visit dog parks, boarding or grooming facilities, daycare, or other environments where they interact with other dogs.

Feline Core Vaccines

Rabies Feline Core Vaccines $24.92

Required by state law

FVRCP — Feline Herpesvirus-1 / Calicivirus / Parvovirus Feline Core Vaccines $25.57

(1 year)

FVRCP Feline Core Vaccines $28.24

(3 year)

Feline Lifestyle Vaccines

FELV: Leukemia (1 year) Feline Lifestyle Vaccines $41.80

Feline Leukemia (FeLV) is a highly contagious viral disease spread through saliva, nasal secretions, and other bodily fluids. Cats are most often infected through close contact with other cats, including grooming and shared resources. Vaccination is recommended for cats who go outdoors or may come into contact with other cats.

Wellness & Routine Services

Fecal Analysis Wellness & Routine Services $39.67

Using advanced AI-powered Imagyst technology, we can quickly screen for common intestinal parasites such as hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, Giardia, and coccidia. Annual fecal testing is recommended for all pets, even those with primarily indoor lifestyles.

Heartworm Test Wellness & Routine Services $38.40

Heartworm testing is a simple blood test used to detect heartworm disease in dogs. Heartworms are transmitted through a single mosquito bite and can cause serious, life-threatening damage to your pet's heart and lungs. Annual testing is recommended for all dogs, even those on year-round prevention, to ensure early detection and effective protection.

Home Again Microchip Wellness & Routine Services $67.70

Includes lifetime registration + 1 year Trial of Home Again Premium Membership benefits

Anal Gland Expression Wellness & Routine Services $38.35
Nail Trim Wellness & Routine Services $30.65

Pet must be current on a Rabies vaccine

Surgery

Spay & Neuter — Dogs Weight Price

Spay (female, 6 months or older)

Spay

Spay

Neuter (male, 6 months or older)

Neuter

Under 40 lbs

40–79.9 lbs

80 lbs and above

Under 80 lbs

80 lbs and above

$655

$730

$770

$650

$710

Spay & Neuter — Cats Price

Spay (female, 6 months or older)

Neuter (male, 6 months or older)

$625

$500

Service Price
Examination with a veterinarian (Wellness, Sick, or Day Admission) $62
Technician Exam (Technician service fee applies for appointments that do not require an examination by a veterinarian) $19

Vaccine Price
Rabies (1 year) — required by state law $22.35
Rabies (3 year) — required by state law $31.48
DAPP/L4 (1 year) — Distemper / Adenovirus Type 1&2 / Parvovirus / Leptospirosis $26.66
DAPP/L4 (3 year) $29.32
Bordetella (Kennel cough) $28.24
Leptospirosis (Lyme Disease is a bacterial infection spread through the bite of infected ticks. Dogs with outdoor exposure, particularly in wooded or grassy areas, may be at increased risk and can benefit from vaccination and year-round tick prevention.) $32.57

Vaccine Price
Lyme Disease (Lyme Disease is a bacterial infection spread through the bite of infected ticks. Dogs with outdoor exposure, particularly in wooded or grassy areas, may be at increased risk and can benefit from vaccination and year-round tick prevention.) $40.14
CIV (CIV (Canine Influenza / dog flu) is a highly contagious respiratory illness that can spread quickly among dogs. Vaccination is recommended for pets who regularly visit dog parks, boarding or grooming facilities, daycare, or other environments where they interact with other dogs.) $33.08

Vaccine Price Notes
Rabies (1 year) $24.92 Required by state law
FVRCP — Feline Herpesvirus-1 / Calicivirus / Parvovirus (1 year) $25.57
FVRCP (3 year) $28.24

Vaccine Price Notes
FELV: Leukemia (1 year) $41.80 Feline Leukemia (FeLV) is a highly contagious viral disease spread through saliva, nasal secretions, and other bodily fluids. Cats are most often infected through close contact with other cats, including grooming and shared resources. Vaccination is recommended for cats who go outdoors or may come into contact with other cats.

Service Price Notes
Fecal Analysis $39.67 Using advanced AI-powered Imagyst technology, we can quickly screen for common intestinal parasites such as hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, Giardia, and coccidia. Annual fecal testing is recommended for all pets, even those with primarily indoor lifestyles.
Heartworm Test $38.40 Heartworm testing is a simple blood test used to detect heartworm disease in dogs. Heartworms are transmitted through a single mosquito bite and can cause serious, life-threatening damage to your pet’s heart and lungs. Annual testing is recommended for all dogs, even those on year-round prevention, to ensure early detection and effective protection.
Home Again Microchip $67.70 Includes lifetime registration + 1 year Trial of Home Again Premium Membership benefits
Anal Gland Expression $30.65
Nail Trim $30.65 Pet must be current on a Rabies vaccine

Procedure Weight Price
Spay (female, 6 months+) Under 40 lbs $655
Spay 40–79.9 lbs $730
Spay 80 lbs and above $770
Neuter (male, 6 months+) Under 80 lbs $650
Neuter 80 lbs and above $710

Procedure Price
Spay (female, 6 months+) $625
Neuter (male, 6 months+) $500

Surgery

We believe every pet deserves individualized care—not a one-size-fits-all approach. The pricing range shown includes the surgical procedure, anesthesia, monitoring, and a range for commonly prescribed medications and supplies your pet may need during surgery and recovery, such as pain medication, antibiotics, and an Elizabethan collar (E-collar).

Because every pet’s health needs are unique, this range does not include pre-surgical bloodwork or any additional diagnostics that may be recommended to ensure your pet’s safety. After your pet has been examined by one of our veterinarians, we will provide a personalized treatment plan and a detailed estimate tailored specifically to your pet. This allows us to recommend the safest, highest-quality care while providing clear and transparent pricing every step of the way.

Anesthetized Dental Cleaning & Oral Hygiene (cats or dogs)

Just like people, every pet has unique dental health needs. The cost of a dental procedure can vary depending on the severity of dental disease, which is typically graded on a scale of 1 to 4.

  • Grade 1–2: Mild to moderate tartar accumulation and gingivitis with little to no evidence of advanced periodontal disease or indication for extractions.
  • Grade 3–4: Advanced periodontal disease that may involve infection, bone loss, loose teeth, and the need for additional treatment or extractions.

Because the extent of dental disease cannot always be fully evaluated until your pet is anesthetized and a complete oral examination is performed, dental procedure fees are provided as a range. The pricing range includes anesthesia, monitoring, ultrasonic scaling and polishing, any dental radiographs (oral x-rays) that may be required, and a range for commonly prescribed medications and supplies your pet may need during surgery. While dental x-rays are always performed at the veterinarian’s discretion, they are typically not required for Grade 1–2. However, they are always required for pets with Grade 3–4 dental disease to evaluate the health of the tooth roots and surrounding bone.

Because every pet’s health needs are unique, this range does not include pre-surgical bloodwork, or any additional diagnostics that may be recommended to ensure your pet’s safety. After your pet has been examined by one of our veterinarians, we can provide a more customized treatment plan and estimate based on your pet’s age, health status, and the severity of their dental disease. Our goal is to provide exceptional dental care with transparent pricing and no surprises.

Dental Procedure Price

Dental — Grade 1–2

Dental — Grade 3–4

$825

$1,450

Anesthetized Dental Cleaning & Oral Hygiene (cats or dogs)

Just like people, every pet has unique dental health needs. The cost of a dental procedure can vary depending on the severity of dental disease, which is typically graded on a scale of 1 to 4.

  • Grade 1–2: Mild to moderate tartar accumulation and gingivitis with little to no evidence of advanced periodontal disease or indication for extractions.
  • Grade 3–4: Advanced periodontal disease that may involve infection, bone loss, loose teeth, and the need for additional treatment or extractions.

Because the extent of dental disease cannot always be fully evaluated until your pet is anesthetized and a complete oral examination is performed, dental procedure fees are provided as a range. The pricing range includes anesthesia, monitoring, ultrasonic scaling and polishing, any dental radiographs (oral x-rays) that may be required, and a range for commonly prescribed medications and supplies your pet may need during surgery. While dental x-rays are always performed at the veterinarian’s discretion, they are typically not required for Grade 1–2. However, they are always required for pets with Grade 3–4 dental disease to evaluate the health of the tooth roots and surrounding bone.

Because every pet’s health needs are unique, this range does not include pre-surgical bloodwork, or any additional diagnostics that may be recommended to ensure your pet’s safety. After your pet has been examined by one of our veterinarians, we can provide a more customized treatment plan and estimate based on your pet’s age, health status, and the severity of their dental disease. Our goal is to provide exceptional dental care with transparent pricing and no surprises.

Procedure Price
Dental — Grade 1–2 $825
Dental — Grade 3–4 $1450