Exams
- Wellness exam Also the fee for a sick visit.
- $85
- Behavior consult
- $109
- Exotic pet exam Rabbits, birds, reptiles and small mammals, seen at Grayhawk.
- $99
Dental care
- Dental cleaning under anesthesia, with full-mouth X-rays and a small number of extractions Depends on your pet’s weight and on the grade of dental disease.
- $800 – $1,200
- With extensive extractions
- $1,200 – $1,800
Which of the two applies is often not known until the X-rays are read under anesthesia. The consent form asks whether you would rather we went ahead or called you first.
Spay and neuter
- Spay or neuter, by weight
- $850 – $1,100
- Microchip, placed while your pet is already asleep Optional. Included in the upper end of the range above.
- $72
Imaging
Every figure below includes the specialist’s report.
- Radiographs, up to six views Report from a board-certified radiologist.
- $465
- STAT report, X-rays Back within hours instead of one to three days.
- $119
- Abdominal ultrasound Report from a board-certified internal medicine specialist.
- $690
- STAT report, abdominal ultrasound Back the same day if we scan in the morning, and early the next morning if the scan is later.
- $169
- Echocardiogram Report from a board-certified cardiologist. There is no STAT option. Performed on pets over two years old.
- $795
Vaccines
Core vaccines are recommended for essentially every pet. Lifestyle vaccines depend on where your pet goes and who they meet.
Dogs
Core
- Rabies
- $45
- DA2PP Distemper, adenovirus, parainfluenza, parvovirus.
- $45
Lifestyle
- Bordetella Given by mouth.
- $45
- Leptospirosis
- $45
- Canine influenza
- $79
Cats
Core
- Rabies, one-year
- $58
- Rabies, three-year
- $148
- RCP Rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia.
- $52
Lifestyle
- Feline leukemia
- $52
Everything else
Senior workups, exotic pet care beyond the exam and surgery other than a spay or neuter depend on what your pet needs. You are given an estimate before anything is done, and told before it changes.