Regular wellness exams are one of the most important things you can do to keep your pet healthy.
One of the most important reasons to bring your pet in on a regular basis is to monitor and treat conditions before they become untreatable. Since pets can’t vocalize how they are feeling, illness or disease may be present before you are aware of symptoms. The benefit of early detection allows time for steps to be taken to manage or correct a problem before irreversible damage occurs. Because our pets age so much faster than we do, regular wellness exams are one of the best ways that you can help your pet live a long, healthy life.
During a wellness exam, our veterinary team will ask for a history of your pet and any unusual behavior, then do a basic examination of your pet. He or she may also perform diagnostic tests such as blood work, urinalysis, or intestinal parasite tests, and vaccines may be administered (depending on your pet’s life stage).
Additionally, disease screenings (heartworm, kidney, liver, blood disorders, etc.) may be recommended, depending on the state of your pet’s health.
Wellness examinations do not necessarily mean that your pet is going to be subjected to a barrage of complicated or costly medical tests and treatments. While some animals may need close monitoring of blood work, x-rays or other tests, many pets benefit simply from being physically examined, having their heart and lungs listened to and their general health assessed, preventing a major health issue from developing undetected.
A dental health exam and a weight check are always important parts of a wellness exam and may indicate problems that can progress rapidly and can have a significant impact on your pet’s overall health.
Early detection and correction of medical problems will help to ensure that your pet will love a long, healthy, and active life.
Low-cost appointments are available Monday – Saturday. Please call (540) 344-8707 to schedule your pet today! Walk-in appointments are available every Saturday, 8:30 am-12:00 pm for vaccines!
Well Pet Exam: $25
Sick Pet Exam: $43
Dogs
Rabies: $20
Bordetella Kennel Cough: $20
Distemper/Parvo: $20
DHLPP: $25
Lyme: $25
Lepto: $20
Cats
Rabies: $20
FVRCP Feline Distemper: $20
FeLV Feline Leukemia If combo test negative: $20
Deworming
Basic De-worming (rounds, hooks): $15 for 3 doses
Complete De-worming (rounds, hooks, tapes, whips): $20 per dose
Microchip – $20 – Includes free lifetime registration
Nail Trim – $20
Dental Cleaning – $220 (includes x-ray)
Minor Tooth extractions: $10 per tooth
Major Tooth extractions: $25 per tooth
Pharmacy
Over the Counter
ParaDefense Plus: $15 /dose
Effipro Plus: $15 /dose
By Prescription
Sentinel: $15/dose
Bravecto: $62/dose (lasts 3 months)
Nexguard: $25/dose
Revolution Plus: $25/dose
Simparica Trio: $30/dose
Diagnostic Tests
4Dx Test: $30
Feline Leukemia and FIV test: $25
Fecal test: $20
Urinalysis: $35
In house cytology- skin and ear: $15 – $20
Allergy testing: $250
Blood work: Mini Panel $75, Full Panel $150
