FAQ

The rabies vaccine is $24.05 per dog. This includes a brief exam to ensure the dog is healthy enough to receive the vaccination, but does not cover or address any health concerns. If you have health questions or concerns about your pet, an in-person consultation with the doctor is required.

We recommend starting vaccinations at about eight weeks of age. These vaccinations will need to be boosted every month until your puppy or kitten reaches six months of age. We offer well kitten and puppy packages, which include the recommended vaccinations, pediatric wellness examinations, and testing at a discount. Call us for more details.

The teeth and mouth are also evaluated for periodontal disease, tooth fracture, or other problems which are addressed by the doctor. Once the cleaning is completed, your pet’s teeth are polished on all surfaces.

An office exam for a dog or cat is $55. This is a full physical exam, where the doctor will look at all areas of your pet and assess your pet’s health. Lab work, vaccinations, or treatments may be recommended at an additional cost. Exam fees for birds, reptiles, and other small mammals is slightly higher.

After hours emergencies are referred to Emergency Veterinary Clinic of Tualatin at 503-691-7922 or Salem Veterinary Emergency Clinic at 503-588-8082.

Required vaccinations for dogs are:

• Distemper-Parvo
• Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
• Rabies

Required vaccinations for cats are:

• Feline Distemper (FVRCP)
• Rabies