Packages and Services

Chart comparing puppy visit series and puppy packages costs. The visit series includes three visits at $70, $110, and $145, scheduled every four weeks starting at 8 weeks old. The puppy packages include two options, costing $235 and $195.
A chart comparing different dog packages with prices from $135 to $175, divided by dog age groups and package options.
Chart displaying kitten vaccination visit schedule and pricing, with contact phone number.
A price comparison chart for cat packages, with $100 and $120 options, under a header that reads 'Cat Packages' and a sidebar labeled 'Cat 6+ Months'.
Flowchart explaining services for dogs and cats under vaccination, testing, medical, and additional services, including preventive medications.

Individual Services

Please bring any records of your pet’s previous vaccinations so we can keep their care up to date. For everyone’s safety, we ask that all pets arrive on a leash or in a secure carrier.

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  • Core vaccines are the essential ones — recommended for every pet, no matter where they live or what their lifestyle is. They protect against serious, often fatal diseases that are widespread or pose a risk to humans, too.

    Non-core vaccines are optional and based on your pet’s lifestyle or local risks — for example, if your dog goes to dog parks, or your cat spends time outdoors. We can help you decide which ones are right for your pet.

  • Core vaccines for dogs include:

    DA2PP (also called DHPP or DAPP)
    Protects against four major diseases:

    • Distemper – a deadly virus affecting the lungs, stomach, and nervous system

    • Adenovirus-2 – causes hepatitis and respiratory infections

    • Parvovirus – a highly contagious and often fatal gastrointestinal disease

    • Parainfluenza – a respiratory virus that contributes to kennel cough

    Rabies

    • Protects against a fatal virus that affects the brain and nervous system

    • Legally required in most areas

    • Can be transmitted to humans (zoonotic)

    Non-core vaccines for dogs (recommended based on lifestyle):

    • Bordetella (Kennel Cough): often required for boarding, grooming, or dog parks

    • Leptospirosis: protects against bacteria that can cause liver and kidney disease; also transmissible to humans

    • Lyme Disease: protects against tick-borne bacteria that cause fever, joint pain, and kidney issues

    • Canine Influenza: helps prevent dog flu (H3N8 and H3N2 strains)

  • Core vaccines for cats include:

    FVRCP
    Protects against three common and serious viruses:

    • Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (Herpesvirus-1): causes upper respiratory infections

    • Calicivirus: causes respiratory illness and mouth ulcers

    • Panleukopenia (Feline Distemper): a severe, often fatal virus affecting the immune system and intestines

    Rabies

    • Protects against a fatal virus transmissible to humans

    • Legally required in most places

    Non-core vaccine for cats:

    • FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus): protects against a contagious virus that weakens the immune system and can lead to cancer.
      Recommended for kittens, outdoor cats, or cats that live with other felines.