Pricing

This exam includes a full check-up by one of our feline-focused veterinarians and includes a preliminary check of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, skin, heart, and coat. The veterinary team will also discuss your kitty’s behavior and bathroom habits. This not only helps us determine your cat’s current health, but it also sets a baseline of data that can be referred to during future visits.

Providing proper health care for a litter of kittens can be challenging, especially because many litters are unplanned. We offer a set discounted price for pet parents bringing in an entire litter at one time to help the kittens get started on a healthy, happy life. The exam includes a thorough evaluation of the kittens from head to tail, vital signs weight, heart and lungs. The medical team will discuss lifestyle, diet, growth expectations, feline enrichment, and preventative care.

Spay $170, plus $30 for post-operative pain medications. The cost includes:

• Spay Procedure

• Anesthesia and post-op monitoring 

• Injection of 24-hour pain control medication (Onsior)

Neuter $120, plus $30 for post-operative pain meds:

• Neuter Procedure

• Anesthesia and post-op monitoring

• Injection of 24-hour pain control medication (Onsior)

What is not included but recommended:

• Pre-Operative Bloodwork: This monitors the liver and kidney functions to ensure they are stable. These are the 2 main organs that metabolize anesthesia and allow our doctors to determine if they need to alter the type of anesthesia or postpone the procedure.
  • The fee to send a blood sample to our outside lab is $86. This would require you to bring in your cat two days prior to the procedure to get the blood drawn during a 10-minute appointment with a case manager.
  • Same day lab work is $166.
• For Cat Spays: IV Catheter $65 provides access to a vein during the procedure.
• E-Collar ($12): An E-collar (also known as the “cone of shame”) is a plastic or fabric cone placed around the head to prevent an animal from licking or chewing at a surgery site, wound, or dressing. It also helps keep a cat from scratching or pawing at their face or head.

Includes: Dental X-rays, scaling, polishing, anesthesia/monitoring, and medication for pain and nausea. An exam is required before scheduling this procedure. Please note, this is for routine cleaning only; teeth extractions or other complications will increase the cost.

• Cat rabies vaccination (good for one year)
• FVRCP vaccine (protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia)
• Intestinal parasite screening (please bring stool sample to visit)

• Cat rabies vaccination (good for one year)
• FVRCP vaccine (protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia)
• FeLV (feline leukemia) vaccine (based on negative FeLV/FIV test)
• Intestinal parasite screening (please bring stool sample to visit)

First Visit: $188

• FVRCP vaccine (protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia)
• Preventive deworming
• Intestinal parasite screening (please bring stool sample to visit)

Second Visit: $115

• FVRCP vaccine (protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia)
• Preventive deworming

Final Visit: $120

• Cat rabies vaccination (good for one year)
• FVRCP vaccine (protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia)
• Schedule spay/neuter surgery