Vet Visit

Great. Let me weigh him first. He is 45 pounds — a healthy weight for his size. Let me listen to his heart and check his teeth and ears.

Let me look. He has some redness and buildup inside. It could be an ear infection or allergies. I will clean them and prescribe ear drops. Use them twice a day for ten days.

The wellness exam is $55, rabies vaccine is $25, and the ear treatment with drops is $40. Total is $120. We also recommend heartworm prevention — $15 a month.

Let me examine her. She is a bit dehydrated. I want to run some blood work and do an X-ray to check for a blockage or any internal issues.

That is very possible, especially with cats who chew on things. Hair ties, string, and small toys are common culprits. The X-ray will tell us if there is a foreign body.

The blood work is $120 and the X-ray is $150. If she needs fluids for dehydration, that is another $60. We offer a payment plan through CareCredit if the cost is a concern.