Quality Care Affordable Prices

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$75 if up-to-date on rabies, microchipped, and already has E-collar from owner

$135 if up-to-date on rabies, microchipped, and already has E-collar from owner

• Under 10 lbs: $140-$195
• 11-25 lbs:  $165-$220
• 26-40 lbs:  $190-$245
• 41-60 lbs:  $215-$280
• 61-80 lbs:  $240-$305
• 81-100 lbs:  $265-$330
• 101-120 lbs:  $290-$355
• Over 120 lbs: $315-$380
• LOW END of price range is for dogs up-to-date on rabies, microchipped, and already have an E-collar from owner

• Under 10 lbs:  $165-$210
• 11-25 lbs:  $195-$250
• 26-40 lbs:  $225-$280
• 41-60 lbs:  $255-$320
• 61-80 lbs:  $285-$350
• 81-100 lbs:  $315-$380
• 101-120 lbs:  $345-$410
• Over 120 lbs: $365-$430
• LOW END of price range is for dogs up-to-date on rabies, microchipped, and already have an E-collar from owner

• Rabies, Microchip, E-collar (see below)
• Brachycephalic fee for ALL pugs & bulldogs, which are inherently at increased anesthetic risk and require specialized care:  $60
• Cryptorchid (missing testicle):  $50-$100 per testicle
• Pregnant:  $50-$100 (depending on size)
• Extended incision (females in heat, postpartum, overweight, enlarged or cystic ovaries, etc.)  $50
• Umbilical hernia (open belly button):  $50
• Scrotal ablation (removal of empty scrotal sac, recommended for dogs over 75 lbs):  $100

• Basic panel (to ensure no major underlying or congenital disease):   $75
• Full panel (strongly recommended for pets over 7 years old to ensure anesthesia is safe):  $125
• FIV/FeLV test (for new or previously stray cats to prevent spread of blood-borne disease):  $40
• 4DX test (to test for tick-borne diseases or heartworm infection in dogs):  $40

• Canine Rabies (legally required core vaccine):  $15
• Canine Distemper/Parvo Combo (core vaccine):  $25
• Canine Bordetella (common for social dogs):  $20
• Canine Influenza (for boarding dogs):  $40
• Canine Lepto (for hiking/camping dogs):  $25
• Feline Rabies (legally-required core vaccine):  $15
• Feline Distemper (core vaccine):  $20
• Feline Leukemia (for cats that go outdoors):  $25

• Microchip (legally required in Nevada to identify your pet and help get them back to you they get out/lost):  $30
• E-collar/cone (to prevent incision licking):  $15-$30
• Post-op sedation (too keep your pet calm after surgery--strongly recommended if young):  $15-25
• Nail trim:  $10
• Anal glands:  $15
• Ear cleaning:  $15
• Sanitary shave (hind-end grooming):  $15
• Matted hair removal:  $15-$100 

Necessary for life-threatening uterine infections

• Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays if not already done 
• Price varies on species and size of animal
• May require overnight hospitalization (NOT included in pricing)

Removal of abnormal material from stomach and/or intestines

• Requires bloodwork and x-rays if not already done
• Price varies if single site incision (stomach), multiple incisions (stomach and intestines), and/or if surgical removal of damaged intestines needed
• Often requires overnight hospitalization (NOT included in pricing)

Removal of bladder stones

• Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays if not already done
• May require overnight hospitalization (NOT included in pricing)

Eye removal due to trauma or disease

• Requires bloodwork if not already done

Removal at the hip or shoulder due to trauma or disease 

• Fracture repair is NOT an option 
• Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays  if not already done
• Price varies on front leg vs. back leg and also on size of animal 

Removal of the end portion of the tail due to trauma or disease

• Requires bloodwork if not already done
• Price varies on size of animal 

Removal of a single toe due to trauma or disease

• Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays if not already done

Removal of a spleen that has or hasn't ruptured

• Requires bloodwork +/- x-rays if not already done
• Blood transfusion NOT available during surgery/clinic hours 
• May require overnight hospitalization and/or after-hours blood transfusion (NOT included in pricing)

For pets with complication in giving birth 

• Requires bloodwork and x-rays if not already done
• Price varies on number of stuck puppies/kittens 
• The uterus will stay intact for future use if warranted

For pets with complications in giving birth 

• A less expensive alternative to C-section
• Fetuses will all be humanely euthanized
• Price depends on size of animal (mother)

• Bloodwork +/- x-rays may be necessary
• Price varies on diagnostics if needed, size of mass, length of anesthesia, and whether this is added to a primary spay/neuter procedure 

• Bloodwork +/- x-rays may be necessary
• Price varies on diagnostics if needed, size of mass, length of anesthesia, and whether this is added to a primary spay/neuter procedure 

Surgery to fix eyelid inversion and its constant irritation

• Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not

Surgery to replace and secure a prolapsed eye gland

• Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not

Minor surgery to help pugs and bulldogs breathe through their nostrils better and improve breathing long-term

• Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not

Major surgery to help pugs and bulldogs breathe through their trachea (airway) better, improving loud breathing, and greatly extending the lifespan of these respiratory-impaired breeds

• Price varies on whether this is added to primary spay/neuter procedure or not
• This is a high-risk, high-reward surgery that warrants in-depth pre-surgical consultation

• All advanced surgeries are recommended to be performed by a board-certified surgeon. This would require transfer to the Las Vegas Veterinary Specialty Center, likely at prices much higher than shown above
• Our surgeons are highly qualified and trained in surgery, but NOT board-certified
• Unpredictable complications  can occur with any anesthetic procedure. The published risk of anesthetic death in young, healthy pets is 0.2%
• Risks increase with certain breeds (pug/bulldogs), age, and other co-morbidi