Community Clinic

Well Pet Exam: $35

Dogs 
Rabies: $20
Bordetella Kennel Cough: $20
Distemper/Parvo: $20
DHLPP: $40
Lyme: $30
Lepto: $20

Cats
Rabies: $20
FVRCP Feline Distemper: $20
FeLV Feline Leukemia (If combo test negative): $20

Deworming: $15-20

Microchip: $25 – Includes free lifetime registration

Nail Trim: $20

Diagnostic Tests
4Dx Test: $35
Feline Leukemia and FIV test: $30
Fecal test: $20-$25

Sick Pet Exam: $45

Ear Infections
Cytology (in house): $25
Cleaning: $15
Aerobic Culture: $120-$160

Eye Infections
Ocular pressure: $15
Eye Stain: $15
Tear test: $15

Dermatology
Skin scrape: $20
Skin cytology: $20
Aerobic/anaerobic culture: $160

Allergy Testing: $220-$375

Heartworm Treatment
Varies on size

Diagnostics
Urinalysis: $40-$55
Send out cytology- skin and ear: $150
Allergy testing: $220-$375
Blood work: $125-$170
Digital X-Ray: $120

Laser Therapy: $15-$30 per session

All surgeries include pain medicine

Spay/Neuter

• Dogs

  • Spay (Female):
    Under 60 pounds: $135 (in heat, add $25)
    Over 60 pounds: $150 (in heat, add $25)

  • Neuter (Male):
    Under 60 pounds: $130
    Over 60 pounds: $135

    Undescended testicles: add $20 per testicle

  • Umbilical Hernia repair: add $20

• Cats

  • Spay (female): $125

  • Neuter (male): $105

  • Feral Cat (includes Rabies Vaccine): $52

    Feral cats may be brought to Angels of Assisi in fully covered traps (one cat per trap) on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday mornings. Drop off is between 7:30am and 8:00am with pickup in the evening. All cats brought in traps will be ear-tipped to identify them as sterilized, vaccinated cats. This is a first come, first serve program.

For transport options outside of Roanoke, please see Spay/Neuter Transport category below.

Amputations

Cystotomy

Ear Hematoma

Enucleation

Exploratory

FHO

Pyometra

Additional Services
Microchip with surgery: $25
Vaccinations with surgery: $20 – $25
Nail trim and ear cleaning at the time of surgery are included at no charge!

Dental cleaning (scale and polish, includes x-rays): $220 for animals under 50lbs and $285 for animals 50lbs or over

Minor extractions: $15 each

Surgical extractions: $30 each

Available at our facility.

Over-the-Counter Medications

Provecta Advanced: $15 per dose

• Covers fleas and ticks, chewing lice, sarcoptic mites

Effipro: $15 per dose

• Covers adult fleas, ticks, chewing lice

Requires a Prescription

Bravecto (lasts 3 months): $75 for cats and $80 for dogs per dosage

• Covers fleas, ticks, demodex

Nexgard: $30 per dose

• Covers Fleas & Ticks

Heartworm Prevention

Must have negative heartworm test on file

Revolution Plus for Cats: $25 per dose

• Covers fleas, ticks, ear mites, and heartworm prevention

Sentinel: $15 per dose

• Covers heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, and environmental fleas

Simparica Trio: $35 per dose

• Covers fleas, ticks, heartworms, hookworms, roundworms, and whipworms

Angels of Assisi offers diagnostic imaging services for dogs and cats, allowing our veterinary team to evaluate internal organs and the skeletal system through the noninvasive methods listed below.

Computed Tomography (CT)

CT offers high-resolution, cross-sectional images of a patient’s anatomy. During the scan, a sedated or anesthetized patient lies on the CT table, which passes through the scanner’s circular opening (gantry). An X-ray tube rotates 360 degrees inside the gantry, and detectors capture how the X-rays pass through the body to create detailed images. CT is particularly valuable for evaluating the nasal cavity, chest, abdomen, and specific areas of the musculoskeletal system, though it can provide enhanced detail for most regions of the body.

At Angels of Assisi, we have the NEWTOM 7G VET, the most advanced CBCT device on the market equipped with 2D radiology and serial radiography features.

Fill out a CT Referral Form here

Radiography/X-Ray

We are equipped to perform routine radiography (X-ray) services to help diagnose a wide range of illnesses and injuries as well as for dental procedures. Radiographs are a valuable first-line imaging tool that allow veterinarians to quickly evaluate bones, joints, and the chest or abdominal cavity. They are often used to detect fractures, tumors, foreign objects, heart and lung disease, and conditions affecting the gastrointestinal or urinary systems.

Ultrasound

Ultrasounds allows veterinarians to identify abnormalities in organs. Because the procedure is painless, most patients do not require sedation or anesthesia and tolerate it very well. Our ultrasound service accommodates both large and small dogs and cats.

Angels of Assisi has partnerships across Virginia and West Virginia to offer low-cost spay/neuters to communities in need each month. Transport locations and contact information are listed below.

Alleghany Humane Society- Covington, VA: 540-862-2436

Bedford Cares- Bedford, VA: 434-444-5511

Bedford Humane Society- Bedford, VA: 540-586-6100

Blue Ridge Animal Welfare League- Woolwine, VA: blueridgeawl@gmail.com

Cats Cradle- Harrisonburg, VA: 540-433-1135

Central Virginia Regional Rescue- Forest, VA: 434-856-2676

Franklin County Animal Shelter- Franklin County, VA: 540-483-7440

Friends of Russell County Animals- Lebanon, VA: 267-294-7727

Friends of Tazewell County Community Cats- Richlands, VA: 276-202-0450

Galax Animal Shelter- Galax, VA: 276-236-8501

Homeward Trails- Fairfax Station, VA: 417-439-3455

Humane Society of Montgomery County- Montgomery County, VA: 540-382-1166

K9 Freedom Rides- Bluefield, VA: 540-578-1406

Mercer County Second Chance for Cats- Bluefied, WV: 304-320-9747

Pittysylvania Pet Center- Chatham, VA: 434-432-1989

Rockbridge SPCA- Lexington, VA: 540-463-5123

Shenandoah Valley Animal Services Center- Lyndhurst, VA: 540-943-5142

Southern West Virginia Animal League- Princeton, WV: swvanimalleague@gmail.com

SPCA of Pittsylvania County- Chatham, VA: 434-232-6207

Twin County Humane Society- Galax, VA: 919-576-7326

Wise County Humane Society- Norton, VA: 276-328-2650

Helping pet owners in overlooked neighborhoods.

Our vet team often travels to communities to provide affordable veterinary care and pet food. This allows us to bring care into underserved neighborhoods to help people and their pets stay together.

If you’d like more information on how to get a Mobile Clinic to your community, please reach out to Lisa O’Neill at loneill@angelsofassisi.org.

Angels of Assisi is available to help law enforcement agencies with cruelty investigations by offering on-site veterinarians/medical staff, a vehicle to load and transport animals, housing, veterinary care, documentation for court, and testimony for court. This is typically available at no charge to the county. Please call 540-400-2233 or email loneill@angelsofassisi.org for additional information.