A full wellness check to monitor your pet’s health, answer your questions, and catch any concerns early. It’s the foundation of preventive care.

1-Year Vaccines – $25
Annual vaccines provide critical protection. We offer essential immunizations at a consistent, affordable price.

3-Year Vaccines (Rabies and DHPP Only) – $50 per vaccine

• Rabies: Legally required vaccine that protects against rabies, a fatal viral disease that can spread to humans.

• DHPP Vaccine: A combination vaccine that provides protection against canine distemper (D), infectious hepatitis/adenovirus (H) and parvovirus (P), as well as parainfluenza (P).

• Bordetella: Helps prevent kennel cough, a contagious respiratory infection common in social or boarding settings.

• Leptospirosis: Protects against leptospirosis, a bacterial disease spread through water or urine that can affect the kidneys and liver - and can spread to humans.

1-Year Vaccines – $25
Annual vaccines provide critical protection. We offer essential immunizations at a consistent, affordable price.

3-Year Vaccines (Rabies and FVRCP Only) – $50 per vaccine

• Rabies: Legally required vaccine that protects against rabies, a fatal viral disease that can spread to humans.

• FVRCP: Covers feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia - common, contagious viruses that affect the respiratory and immune systems.

• FeLV: Feline Leukemia Virus Vaccination

Heartworm Snap Test: The heartworm test is a simple blood test that determines whether a dog has been infected with heartworms. $20

Nail Trims: $25

Anal Gland Expression: $25

Some dogs need their anal glands expressed to stay comfortable and avoid infection. It’s a quick procedure that can help with scooting, licking, or swelling around the area.

Fecals: $35

A routine fecal test checks for common intestinal parasites.

Even if your dog seems healthy, testing once or twice a year is a smart way to catch what you can’t always see. Signs like diarrhea, vomiting, or a change in appetite can mean a parasite is present—but not all dogs show symptoms.

Testing helps protect your dog’s health and the rest of your community, too.