Wellness Screening is an exam performed by a veterinary technician
and will include a thorough examination of the pet to ensure it is
healthy enough for vaccinations. The screening will consist of the
following: Overall look at the pet focusing on eyes, ears, lymph nodes,
hair coat and skin. The technician will also listen to the heart and
lungs. Any abnormalities observed during this screening will be
reported to the veterinarian for further diagnosis.
Wellness Exam is an exam performed by a veterinarian and will
include, in addition to the services provided during the wellness
screening, palpation of abdominal organs, eye exam
w/ophthalmoscope to visualize the entire eye, ear exam with
otoscope, rectal exam to include prostate evaluation, and evaluation
of abnormal heart or lung sounds. Any abnormal findings will be
examined in depth. Findings will be discussed and information will
be provided regarding disease progression, treatment options and
prognosis for recovery.
Vaccinations
Rabies is a fatal viral infection spread by infected animals through
the saliva. Since it is such a deadly disease, all states require proof of
vaccination for your pets. Puppies receive their first vaccination at 12
weeks followed by a booster at one year. After the first year booster
owners may choose a 3 year vaccine if the state they live in allows it.
Not only is rabies vaccination required by law, an unvaccinated pet
who bites a person, even by accident, is subject to a six month
quarantine or euthanasia to ensure they are not infected. Don't risk
your pet's life. Get its rabies vaccination.
The canine DAPP combination vaccine provides protection
against the following diseases:
• Canine Distemper is a contagious often fatal, multi-systemic viral
disease that affects the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and central
nervous systems. The best prevention against canine distemper is
vaccination. Vaccination works well even in animals that have already
been exposed to the virus, if it is administered within 4 days of
exposure. Exposure to Canine Distemper Virus via vaccination
induces long lasting, but not permanent, immunity. Dogs should
receive annual vaccinations to ensure protection.
• Canine Adenovirus has two different strains:
- Canine adenovirus type 1 (CAV-1) invades the dogs liver, causing
swelling, cell damage and often acute death due to shock. Symptoms include fever, lethargy, tonsillitis, vomiting, abdominal
distension and loss of appetite. This disease is particularly fatal in
pups often resulting in death in as few as 2 days.
- Canine adenovirus type 2 is one of the causes of infectious
tracheobronchitis, also known as kennel cough. The most common
symptoms are a dry, hacking cough followed by retching, and
coughing up a white foamy discharge. Some dogs also develop
conjunctivitis ("pink eye"), rhinitis (inflamed nasal mucous
membrane), and a nasal discharge.
• Canine Parainfluenza virus is a highly contagious respiratory
disease which contributes to infectious tracheobronchitis or "Kennel
Cough." Characteristic clinical signs are coughing that may be
intensified by activity or excitement. More importantly, the virus
compromises the lungs and airway linings making them more
susceptible to bacterial infections.
• Canine Parvo virus is a highly contagious disease which destroys
the intestinal lining in dogs. It causes bloody diarrhea, fever, and is often
fatal in puppies. There is no treatment for the disease other than
supportive care.
Leptospirosis affects both animals and humans and may result in life
threatening liver and kidney disease. This disease is spread by bacteria
excreted in the urine of infected animals. Exposure to pet urine or water
sources (puddles, ponds, rivers, etc) contaminated by urine are the most
common ways to contract Leptospirosis. The incidence of Leptospirosis
has increased over the last 5-10 years and often claims the lives of its
victims. Vaccination provides excellent protection against several strains
of this deadly bacteria.
Feline Distemper combination vaccine provides protection against
the following diseases:
• Panleukopenia (feline distemper) is a disease that causes fever,
vomiting, diarrhea and seizures and commonly results in death. In
pregnant cats it causes irreversible brain damage to the fetuses.
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Wellness Package
Pricing Schedule
• Feline rhinotracheitis virus (feline herpes virus type 1 or FHV-1)
causes acute respiratory illness with symptoms such as sneezing, nasal
discharge, rhinitis (inflammation of the nose), and conjunctivitis. It also
affects the reproductive tract and can cause complications during
pregnancy. The virus affects domestic and wild cats worldwide.
• Feline calicivirus is a highly contagious viral disease often found in
large cat breeding operations and shelters. It is characterized by upper
respiratory symptoms, pneumonia, oral ulceration, and occasionally
arthritis. It is a fairly mild flu-like condition and rarely causes serious
complications.
Tests
Canine heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal disease of
dogs. Adult worms, which reach a length of 6 to 14 inches, live in the
right side of the heart and in the adjacent large blood vessels.
Heartworms are spread by mosquitoes and the disease is present in all 50
US States. A simple blood test will show if your pet is infected. Monthly
heartworm prevention will avoid costly and dangerous treatment.
HW/FIV/FeLV Testing tests for:
• Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is the most common cause of cancer in
cats. It may cause various blood disorders and may lead to a state of
immune deficiency that hinders the cat's ability to protect itself against
other infections. Symptoms include loss of appetite, slow but progressive weight loss, poor coat condition, persistent fever and diarrhea,
seizures, behavior changes, and death.
• Feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) attacks and weakens the body's
immune system, making the animal susceptible to infections and
diseases that don't usually affect healthy cats. There is no cure for FIV
and it will eventually be fatal to infected cats.
• Feline Heartworms are large worms (6 to 10 inches in length) that
live in the hearts of cats and are transmitted by mosquitoes. Signs of this
disease are different than in dogs and include sudden death, coughing,
difficulty breathing and vomiting. Yearly testing and monthly prevention
are recommended to keep your cat free of this disease.
Fecal Examinations are an important part of your pet’s health care. It is
recommended on all animals as part of a yearly health exam and is
especially important in puppies and kittens. The fecal will detect eggs of
parasites living in your pet’s intestines. Many of these parasites are
contagious to people and children are particularly at risk.
General Clinic Hours of Operation:
Mon- Wed-Thu-Fri 0800 -1600
Tue 0830 -1600
Appointments are available:
Mon - Fri 0900 -1500
** CLOSED Federal Holidays **
Located in building 643
Phone: 677-5252/5253
Fax 677-5256
Revised March 2012
EXAM FEES
Cost
Feline Package / Includes
Wellness Screening (Tech) $
10.00
Feline Adult (0/3 R/D)
Wellness Exam (Doc) $
25.00
Wellness Screening
Cost
$55.00
K9 Package / Includes
K9 1st visit (6-8wks)
Cost
$
35.00
Wellness Screening
K9 Package / Includes
K9 annual visit (1/1 R/D)
25.00
Fecal
1st Distemper
Distemper 1yr
Follow Up Exam $
15.00
FVRCP 3yr
Fecal
Lepto 1yr
Hw/FLV/FIV
Feline Adult (1/0 R/D)
$50.00
Deworming
K9 2nd visit (9-11wks)
$
50.00
Rabies (K9 & Feline) $
10.00
Wellness Screening
Wellness Screening
15.00
Fecal
2nd Distemper
K9 annual visit (1/3 R/D)
Lepto (K9) $
15.00
Rabies 1yr
1st Lepto
Wellness Screening
Lyme (K9) $
18.00
Hw/FLV/FIV
18.00
Feline Adult (1/1 R/D)
$65.00
Fecal
Distemper 3yr
Deworming
Lepto 1yr
$
60.00
25.00
Wellness Screening
K9 3rd visit (12-16wks)
Fecal Test $
15.00
Fecal
Wellness Screening
Fecal
Microchip $
25.00
Rabies 1yr
Distemper 1yr
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
FVRCP 1yr
Lepto 1yr
K9 annual visit (3/0 R/D)
Rabies
Fecal
Wellness Screening
Lepto 1yr
$18.00
Feline HWT/FLV/FIV
DISCOUNTS
$30.00
Amount
Wellness Packages $ (15.00)
PCS/ETS Health Cert $ (25.00)
Feline Package / Includes
Cost
Hw/FLV/FIV
Feline Adult (1/3 R/D)
$65.00
Wellness Screening
Deworming
Fecal
K9 annual visit (0/0 R/D)
50.00
Wellness Screening
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
K9 annual visit (3/1 R/D)
Wellness Screening
HW/FLV/FIV
Fecal
Wellness Screening
Fecal Test
Feline Adult (3/0 R/D)
Wellness Screening
K9 annual visit (0/1 R/D)
Deworming
Fecal
Wellness Screening
Feline 2nd Visit (9-11wks)
$65.00
$50.00
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
65.00
Distemper 1yr
Fecal
Lepto 1yr
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
Fecal Test
Feline Adult (3/1 R/D)
2nd FVRCP
Wellness Screening
Deworming
Fecal
K9 annual visit (0/3 R/D)
HW/FLV/FIV test
Rabies 3yr
Wellness Screening
Fecal
K9 annual visit (3/3 R/D)
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
Wellness Screening
$
65.00
Distemper 3yr
FVRCP 1yr
Distemper 3yr
Rabies 3yr
Hw/FLV/FIV
Lepto 1yr
Fecal
Fecal Test
Feline Adult (3/3 R/D)
Fecal
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
Deworming
Wellness Screening
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
FVRCP 1yr
Fecal
K9 annual visit (1/0 R/D)
Feline Adult Visit (0/0 R/D)
$40.00
Rabies 3yr
Wellness Screening
Wellness Screening
FVRCP 3yr
Lepto 1yr
Fecal Test
Hw/FLV/FIV
HW/FLV/FIV test
Feline Adult (0/1 R/D)
Wellness Screening
Fecal Test
HW/FLV/FIV test
FVRCP 1yr
$55.00
**Please Note**
Prices are subject to change. If a pet is
seeing the Veterinarian, the “Wellness
Exam” at $25 will replace the “wellness
Screening” at $10.
Rabies 1yr
Fecal
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
75.00
Lepto 1yr
Wellness Screening
$65.00
$
Lepto 1yr
Rabies 3yr
$45.00
75.00
Rabies 3yr
Hw/FLV/FIV
Feline 3rd Visit (12-16wks)
$
Distemper 1yr
$
Wellness Screening
$65.00
60.00
Fecal
Lepto 1yr
1st FVRCP
$
Rabies 3yr
$
Rabies 1yr
$35.00
75.00
Rabies 1r
FVRCP 3yr
Feline 1st Visit (6-8wks)
$
HWT/Lyme/Erl/Ana
HWT / 4DX (K9) $
Feline Leukemia
75.00
Rabies 1yr
Fecal
Distemper (K9 & Feline) $
Bordetella (K9) $
$
Wellness Screening
Sick-call Exam (Med Prob) $
Health Cert Exam $ 25.00
VACCINES / TESTS
Cost
Cost
$
60.00
For details about these exams,
screenings, tests, vaccines and other
terms used, please refer to the back of
this brochure.
*Pets must have been seen by any
military facility within a year to purchase
any medication to include over the
counter types.