For new patients, sick patients, general wellness, and surgery consultations.
Subject to availability. Any Same Day Exam could be declined and referred.
For existing patients getting annual vaccines ONLY. This Assessment is performed by an attending veterinarian to ensure it is safe for your pet to receive vaccines. Your pet must have NO medical concerns.
All vaccines include a built-in biohazard disposal fee. A Health Assessment ($25), or a Wellness Exam ($57) for new patients, must be performed by the attending veterinarian to ensure it is safe for your pet to receive vaccines. This is an additional charge. Should any health concerns arise during your pet's Assessment or Exam, they must be escalated or rescheduled for a Sick Exam.
Pet must be at least 16 weeks old to receive this vaccine.
Pet must already be vaccinated against rabies for 1 year in order to be eligible for this vaccine. This vaccine must be given BEFORE the expiration date of the previous dose.
Rabies/DHLPPA/Bordetella/Heartworm Test
*Bordetella is recommended every 6 months if your pet is groomed or boarded regularly.
*The Heartworm Test is a brief blood test that checks your pet for Heartworm infections.
Rabies/FVRCP/Feline Leukemia/Combo Test
*All cats must be in a carrier.
*The Combo Test is a brief blood test that checks your pet for FVRCP, Feline Leukemia, and Heartworm infections.
All vaccines include a built-in biohazard disposal fee. A Wellness Exam must be performed on your pet by the attending veterinarian during the First Set (or if they are a New Patient) to ensure it is safe for them to receive vaccines. Should any health concerns arise during your pet's Exam, they must be escalated or rescheduled for a Sick Exam.
Wellness Exam/DHPP/Bordetella/Dewormer
DHLPP/Bordetella/Dewormer
DHLPP/Rabies
*Pet must be 16 weeks or older to receive the Rabies vaccine.
Wellness Exam/Feline Triple Test/FVRCP/Dewormer
*The triple test is used to screen for FelV, FIV, and Heartworms. Your kitten must be negative for FelV to receive the corresponding vaccine during the second set.
*Sometimes false positives occur for FIV because kittens still carry the antibodies of their mother for a short time. Should your kitten test positive, we recommend a retest in 60 days to rule out antibodies.
FVRCP/FelV/Dewormer
FVRCP/FelV/Rabies
*Pet must be 16 weeks or older to receive the Rabies vaccine.
All tests include a built-in biohazard disposal fee. A recent exam is required to perform these tests.
A test performed on a stool sample from your pet to detect parasites.
A blood test to detect the presence of heartworms in dogs.
A blood test to detect the presence of FVRCP, Feline Leukemia, and Heartworms in cats.
A collection of blood panels that check your pet for conditions such as anemia, infection, inflammation, organ failure, diabetes, and much more. Price varies widely depending on doctor recommendations.
2 views taken in-house with specialist review. Price changes depending on urgency of results from the specialist.
Oral views taken in-house for the purpose of determining tooth and jaw condition before or during a dental cleaning/procedure.
For female dogs and cats. Listed prices are a minimum and can change depending on your pet's needs, weight, and age. Your pet must be at least 16 weeks old and current on vaccines in order to operate. A consultation and bloodwork is required for pets over 5 years old to ensure it is safe to go under anesthesia. This is not included in listed pricing.
Surgery/Take-Home Medication/E-Collar
*A Surgery Consultation is required BEFORE scheduling this procedure. Price changes depending on the pet's weight. Please call us for an exact quote!
Pre-surgical Exam/Surgery/ Take-Home Medication/E-Collar
For male dogs and cats. Listed prices are a minimum and can change depending on your pet's needs, weight, and age. Your pet must be at least 16 weeks old and current on vaccines in order to operate. Bloodwork is required for pets over 5 years old to ensure it is safe to go under anesthesia.
Pre-surgical Exam/Surgery/Take-Home Medication/E-Collar
*Price changes depending on the pet's weight. Please call us for an exact quote!
Pre-surgical Exam/Surgery/Take-Home Medication/E-Collar
A consultation is required before an dental procedures can be scheduled in order to determine whether x-rays or extractions may be necessary. Listed prices are a minimum and can change depending on your pet's needs, weight, and age. Your pet must be current on vaccines in order to operate. Bloodwork is required for pets over 5 years old.
Standard cleaning and scaling of your pet's teeth under anesthesia.
Extraction of loose, broken, or infected teeth in addition to a Dental Cleaning to improve overall dental health. Price varies widely depending on the number and severity of the extractions.
Listed prices are a minimum and can change depending on your pet's needs, weight, and age. Your pet must be current on vaccines in order to operate.
*Pet must be 9-15 weeks old.
*A surgery consultation is required before this procedure.
*This is a cosmetic surgery and there is no guarantee of success. Results are largely dependent on age, breed, and genetics.
Accepted Breeds:
- American Bully
- Pitbull
- Presa Canario
- Cane Corso
- Dogo Argentina
*FRONT CLAWS ONLY
*Pet must be 2 years old or YOUNGER.
*A surgery consultation is required before this procedure can be quoted or scheduled.
*Puppies must be 3-5 DAYS OLD.
*Specific breeds only, please call to confirm breed, age, and number of puppies.
*Price changes depending on the number of puppies.
All listed surgeries are approved on a case by case basis. An exam with a doctor is required before these surgeries can be considered. Quotes for these surgeries are created on a case by cases basis after completion of an exam. Bloodwork is required for all listed surgeries.
A procedure to remove one or two retained testicles that failed to descend into the scrotum.
Pyometra is a severe, life-threatening bacterial infection of the uterus that causes it to fill with pus. Treatment requires an emergency spay (ovariohysterectomy) to completely remove the infected uterus and ovaries, as leaving it untreated can quickly lead to sepsis and be fatal.
An ear hematoma is a pocket of blood that forms between the skin and cartilage of the ear flap. It is most commonly caused by head shaking or scratching due to underlying issues like ear infections, allergies, or ear mites. The ear will appear thick, swollen, and spongy, feeling much like a water balloon. This surgery involves making a small incision to drain accumulated blood and placing multiple "tacking" sutures to reattach the skin to the cartilage. This prevents fluid from returning.
A routine procedure that involves repairing a muscle tear so internal organs or tissues can return to their proper place.
A standard veterinary surgical procedure to excise a skin growth, lump, or tumor. This is often accompanied by a biopsy to determine if the mass is a sign of infection, cancer, or other conditions.
A major surgery used to remove a severely diseased or injured limb.
Cleaning, debriding, and closing a laceration/wound under anesthesia to restore tissue, stop bleeding, and prevent infection.
A diagnostic and therapeutic procedure where a veterinarian opens the abdomen to directly examine organs. It is typically recommended when non-invasive tests (bloodwork, X-rays, or ultrasounds) cannot pinpoint the cause of symptoms like severe vomiting, unexplained weight loss, abdominal pain, or blockages. At this hospital, we most commonly perform this procedure when we suspect the presence of a foreign body inside the pet that is causing a full or partial blockage.
A temporary cardboard carrier available for pets that do not yet have one.
Includes a built-in biohazard fee for disposal of the injection needle. This is not an active tracker.
Price may change if more than one technician is needed to perform this service.
Available Tuesday-Friday. Pricing varies widely depending on species, weight, and your cremation/burial preferences. Please call us for more details and an exact quote.
Heartworms are fatal long term. If your pet is positive for heartworms, please schedule an exam with a doctor so they may create a custom treatment plan for your pet. Pricing varies widely depending on the pet's age, weight, and the severity of the condition.
Package includes everything a puppy/kitten needs to be legally sold in the state of Florida: exam, certificate, fecal test, and first set of vaccines/dewormer.
*If your pet tests positive for parasites, specialized treatment must be purchased same-day in order to complete the certificate. This is an additional charge depending on the treatment.
We offer both domestic and international certificates. This is usually completed a minimum of 10 days before your travel date. Please call us for an exact quote, as different states and countries have a wide variety of requirements we must adhere to. Once we have collected your travel information, there will likely be a brief review period before we can schedule you for this visit. This allows us to do the proper research on your destination to make sure we are meeting all of their requirements.