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Pricing
Every figure on this page is the real number for the common case, with the consultation included unless it says otherwise. Animals are not identical, so call with your animal's species, breed, age and weight and we will turn this into a written estimate for the animal actually in front of us.
Before the numbers
Every price below is the real figure for the common case, including the consultation unless it says otherwise. Animals differ — a dental for a 4kg cat is not a dental for a 40kg dog, and a wound that needs two stitches is not one that needs twenty — so treat these as the honest middle rather than a headline. Call with your animal's species, breed, age and weight and we will give you a written estimate before you commit to anything.
If you would rather not think about it
Most clients use pay as you go and never sign anything. The Wellness and Senior Plans spread a year of examinations, vaccination and prevention into one predictable monthly figure instead of four or five unpredictable ones.
No feebook what you need
The default, and what most of our clients use. Book what you need, pay for what you get, nothing recurring and nothing to cancel.
Best for: One healthy adult animal, and no wish to be signed up to anything.
Start hereMost popular
$39a month, one animal
Spreads a year of preventive care across twelve payments and takes the remembering off your plate. Pays for itself at roughly one examination and one blood panel.
Best for: An adult dog or cat you intend to keep well rather than treat when it breaks.
Start here$62a month, one animal
Everything in the Wellness Plan, on the shorter interval that older animals actually need, with the monitoring that finds kidney and thyroid disease before it shows.
Best for: A dog over seven or a cat over ten, where the value is in catching things early.
Start hereEvery tier keeps the same written estimate before any work, and the same right to ask what happens if you do nothing.
A fair question
A spay at one practice and a spay at another are not always the same product, and the gap is rarely dishonesty on either side. It is usually one of four things, and you are entitled to ask about all of them before you compare two numbers.
A quote that includes a dedicated technician watching continuous ECG, blood pressure, oxygen saturation and temperature for the whole anaesthetic is pricing in a member of staff whose only job that hour is your animal. A quote that leaves it out may simply have left it off the page rather than off the table.
Roughly half of dental disease in a cat or dog sits below the gum line, invisible to a naked-eye look whether the animal is awake or already anaesthetised. A dental quoted without full-mouth x-rays is a shorter, cheaper procedure than one that includes them, and the two numbers are not describing the same job.
Pre-anaesthetic blood work, run and read before a healthy-looking animal goes under, is sometimes bundled into a headline price and sometimes charged as an addition once you arrive. Ask which one you are looking at before you compare it with anything else.
The anaesthetic drug, the surgical time and the monitoring for a 4kg cat are not the same as for a 40kg dog, so a single flat number for a spay or a dental across every size is already an approximation. Our prices for the larger procedures are given as a range for exactly this reason.
A job that turns out more complicated once the animal is asleep is either priced as a range from the start, or it is stopped and you are called before anything past the original estimate happens. Neither of those is the same as a shop that simply adds the extra time to the bill afterwards.
Every veterinarian who sees your animal holds a current licence to practise in New York State, and there is a registered veterinary technician on the floor during every hour we are open. Anaesthesia is monitored continuously by a named technician whose only job for that hour is your animal. We are happy to talk you through how any of it works before you consent to anything — a practice that will not explain its own standards is telling you something.
This is general information, not veterinary advice. This page describes a service. It is general information and it is not veterinary advice, a diagnosis or a treatment plan for any particular animal, because no page can examine your pet. If your animal is unwell, injured or behaving unusually, speak to a licensed veterinarian who can actually see it. In an emergency contact your own veterinarian or a 24-hour emergency animal hospital immediately.
Questions
A full wellness examination is $75 and a same-day sick visit is $95, both including the consultation itself. A puppy or kitten's first visit is $60. Anything beyond the consultation — tests, imaging, dentistry, surgery — is quoted in writing before it happens, so you are never asked to agree to a procedure without a price already attached to it.
No. The figure shown for a consultation already includes the examination itself. Tests, imaging, dentistry and surgery are separate line items, each quoted in writing before we go ahead, so the consultation and every additional item sit on the same estimate rather than arriving as a surprise later.
For anything priced by weight, such as neutering, spaying and dentistry, yes, and the ranges on this page reflect that directly. Anaesthetic drug, surgical time and monitoring all scale with size, and pricing those jobs as one flat number regardless of size would mean smaller animals subsidising larger ones.
Yes, for anything we could see and plan for in advance. If we find something additional once a procedure is already underway, we stop and call you rather than carry on and add it to the bill — the only exception is where stopping itself would put the animal at risk.
Our Wellness and Senior Plans spread a year of routine visits, vaccination and prevention into one monthly figure — see /wellness-plans.html for what each one includes and how the maths works out. For treatment costs rather than routine care, see /pet-insurance-and-payment.html, including what to do if a bill is larger than you can manage in one go.
Because a dental for a 6kg terrier and a dental for a 40kg mastiff are not the same procedure — the anaesthetic, the time and the monitoring all scale with weight, and the radiographs sometimes find extractions that were not visible on the awake assessment. See /pet-dental-care.html for exactly what a dental includes before any of that is decided.
Yes, and we would rather you asked for one than guessed. Call with your animal's species, breed, age and weight, describe what you have noticed, and we will give you a written figure before you commit to an appointment, let alone a procedure.
No. The prices here are the pay-as-you-go figures. A plan member gets the items included on their plan at no extra charge, plus a discount on the items that are not included — see /wellness-plans.html for exactly what that covers.
Prices, not surprises
Call with the species, breed, age and weight and we will price the visit for the animal in front of us rather than the average one. Nothing happens after that call until you have seen it in writing.