Costs of Routine Surgery  (EFFECTIVE until May 1/25                                                      
                 
CANINE                                                                                         
  FEMALE (SPAY)*      
  *ADDITIONAL FEES IF  MATURE, IN HEAT, PREGNANT, PYOMETRA                                                                                                                                         
  1. <25 lbs             $400                                                
  2. 26-50 lbs          $475                     
  3. 51-75 lbs          $525                     
  4. 76-100 lbs        $595                    
  5. 101-150 lbs      $725            
  6. 150 lbs +          $950         

MALE (NEUTER)**  
   **ADDITIONAL FEES IF CRYPTORCHID (testicles not in scrotum)                                                                                                                           
  1. <25 lbs           $325                                        
  2. 26-50 lbs          $375               
  3. 51-75 lbs          $450                   
  4. 76-100 lbs        $525              
  5. 101-150 lbs      $650 
  6. 150 lbs +           $850 

ALL PRICES INCLUDE NAIL TRIMS AND 24 HOUR PAIN INJECTION AT THE TIME OF SURGERY AND TAKE HOME PAIN MEDICATION  
ALL PRICES INCLUDE HOSPITAL DAY STAY, PRESURGICAL ASSESSMENT(CURRENT CLIENTS) ANESTHESIA AND INDUCTION 
FELINE
CAT SPAY $275 PLUS $50 MATURE FEE ( OVER 1 YEAR)       CAT NEUTER $175 PLUS $25 MATURE FEE (OVER 1 YEAR)
Declaw only (<6M)  $600    Declaw only mature (>6M-2Y) $700     DECLAW (>2Y) MAY STAY 2 NIGHTS) $800.00 (max 12 pounds)
Neuter/Declaw    Immature (<6M)$ 650.00/ Mature $750       Spay/Declaw Immature(<6M)  $800.00/Mature $900.00
ALL DECLAWS STAY 1-2 NIGHTS PLEASE BRING A SMALL AMOUNT OF THEIR REGULAR FOOD Price INCLUDES BAG OF DECLAW LITTER AND  POST SURGICAL PAIN MEDICATION
RABBIT NEUTERS $275.00  (note we do not offer Rabbit Spays)
PLEASE BRING A SMALL AMOUNT OF FOOD TO GIVE POST SURGERY
INCLUDES HOSPITAL FEE, ANESTHESIA, 24 HOUR PAIN MED, ANTIBIOTIC INJECTION                                   
ADDITIONAL FEES 
  • Dog Mature spay fee: + $50 (dogs that have gone through heat)   +$75.00 -150.00 if in heat 
  • Female (dog or cat)  pregnant ($150-250 depending how far advanced) or pyometra plus $$ WILL NEED TO QUOTE
  • Dewclaw removal (dog back legs) $50-150 each depending on size and attachment
  • Cryptorchid (only 1 testicle in scrotum) ($150-$500) inguinal vs abdominal + difficulty to remove and location
  • Pre surgical assessment ( $25 )  (new clients first visit)
  • Price for: 1 Microchip with appointment/surgery is: $75 (plus tax: $9.75)

  • Blood work: ($90-250) (recommended but not mandatory) for older pets, or any current health issues or anyone that   wants a baseline for their pet. If wanted, discuss via email or at check in
  • Vaccinations($15) admin fee plus vaccine costs  DHPP/FVRCP $20   Rabies $20       Bordetella $25  Lyme $30    Leukemia $23
  • Surgery Gowns (females)  $20-30  soft & hard cones $20 - $40 donuts
  • *ALL FEES SUBJECT TO HST*
   
 
  •     DECLAWING CATS
  • Although controversial, we continue to offer declawing of the front feet for cats.
    It is done with a surgical CO2 laser. Here is some information with both pros and cons
    Typically, we find the cats do very well after their surgery and have few complications. The occasional cat may limp for 1-2 weeks post surgery or hold the paw up in the air. The more mature and heavier cats have a slower recovery due to the extra weight.
    All cats stay at least one night after the declaw procedure and some of the older or heavier cats stay for 2 nights.
    They are sent home with 10 days of pain medication and declaw litter
    Benefits of Laser Declaw Surgery
  • During the laser declawing procedure, blood loss is minimal because nerves and blood vessels are automatically cauterized by the laser. The procedure also takes less time than traditional declawing and is a less invasive form of surgery.
    Drawbacks of Laser Declaw Surgery
  • Although the surgery takes less time and isn't as invasive, extreme pain and recurrent infections can  still occur after the procedure is complete. Declawed cats may also experience long term muscle weakness in their legs, shoulders, and back. Additionally, declawed cats are virtually defenseless against dogs and other predators. They cannot fight back when threatened, climb trees to escape, and should be kept indoors for their own safety​. Although we have not seen the above mentioned occur, it is still a known possibility and should be considered in your decision to declaw                                                                                                              
   




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DENTAL PROCEDURES
 BLOOD WORK: is highly recommended prior to the dental procedure and is done in house. We recommend a full panel as most dogs presented for a dental are older   minimum $100 (basic) to $250 (complete profile) 
DENTAL COSTS: $500 (cleaning only) -$800-$1000  (+HST) based on severity and number of extractions. Estimates will be given after consultation if we are able to examine the mouth well, If not please expect it somewhere in the quoted range. We will call with any unexpected findings to confirm additional costs
ADDITIONAL COSTS: antibiotics and pain medications will be added if extractions are done ($25-50)

Preparation for Dental procedure:
No food after midnight water ok at all times

 Email to book an appointment  [email protected]




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 Note: All prices are subject to HST on top of above pricing. All pricing includes anaesthetic fee, hospital day fee, nail trim and short term pain medication. prices current at of Sept 1/2022