Physical Examination: $28
An annual physical is recommended to ensure optimal health, and is required, by law, for rabies vaccinations.

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RVT Examination: $18
Brief physical examination available only to patients who we have seen within the last year, and only for the following appointment types:

• Vaccine boosters (first administration must be by a veterinarian)

• Diagnostic Screenings (Including heartworm testing) 

Please note that there are no exam fees for nail trims, anal gland expressions, or microchip implantations. ​

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Heartworm Testing: $27.50
Heartworms are spread by mosquitos, and live in the heart and lungs of unprotected cats and dogs. Prevention is simple, economical and effective, while treatment is costly, painful, lengthy, and not always successful.

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Fecal Examination: $27.50

Screens for intestinal parasites. Recommended annually. 

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Microchip Implantation with Lifetime Registration: $25

A microchip is a permanent form of identification placed beneath the skin. We do not require an exam for this visit.

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Rabies Vaccination (1-Year): $15

Rabies is a fatal neurological disease, and its vaccination is required by law. Includes county tag. 

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DHPP (Distemper-Hepatitis-Parainfluenza-Parvo): $20.35
This combo vaccine protects against distemper, a fatal disease that takes two forms; neurological and respiratory. This vaccine also protects against parainfluenza, a not-so-fatal upper respiratory infection, along with parvo, a highly contagious, highly fatal disease that causes vomiting, bloody diarrhea, and lethargy, and often strikes in puppies.

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DHLPP (Distemper-Hepatitis-Leptospirosis-Parainfluenza-Parvo): $25.30
All of the disease coverage of the DHPP vaccination, plus leptospirosis: This disease is carried in the urine of squirrels, raccoons, possums, deer and other wildlife, found in wooded areas, grassy fields, and also standing bodies of water. Leptospirosis causes acute kidney and liver failure and is fatal if left untreated.

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Bordetella: $20.35
Bordetella bronchiseptica, also known as Kennel Cough, is commonly found in dog social areas-- boarding kennels, grooming salons, dog parks, and veterinary hospitals. Kennel cough is not usually fatal, but can pose problems for young puppies and seniors. 

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Canine Influenza (H3N2 + H3N8): $35  CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE 
Canine Influenza is found in similar situations as bordetella bronchiseptica-- kennels, grooming salons, dog parks, and veterinary hospitals. There are several strains of the virus, the most common being H3N2 and H2N8.