Riachu: A 7 Year Old Male Cat That Needed To Be Unblocked
Treatment Cost (USD): $782.00
Riachu presented with trouble urinating and blood in the urine. After an examination and some bloodwork and a urinalysis, it was determined that he had a urinary blockage.
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Ebony: A 7 Year Old Cat That Underwent An Exploratory Surgery
Treatment Cost (USD): $451.00
Ebony presented with wounds that needed to be addressed. She was also urinating outside of the litter box. After addressing the wounds and taking some bloodwork, it was determined that an exploratory procedure would be the next step in helping Ebony. This was being done to look any remaining hernias or to spay her if she was not spayed already.
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Meet Skittles: A 5 Year Old Feline With A Pyometra
Treatment Cost (USD): $733.00
Skittles presented with abdominal swelling. After an examination it was determined that she had an infected uterus or pyometra. Because of the deadlines of this condition, it was determined that she needed to have surgery as soon as possible.
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Magnus: Routine Neuter And Gastropexy
Treatment Cost (USD): $863.00
Magnus came in for a routine neuter and gastropexy (stomach tacking) procedure.
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Finnley’s Routine Neuter
Treatment Cost (USD): $283.00
Finnley came in to be neutered a bit later in life, as he was 3 years old. His procedure went well!
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Ginger’s Routine Spay Procedure
Treatment Cost (USD): $427.50
Ginger completed all of her puppy vaccines, and her adult teeth came in so she was ready to be spayed.
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Tuffie’s Spay And Small Mass Removal
Treatment Cost (USD): $667.00
Tuffie is a 1 year old Australian shepherd with plenty of energy! She reached a mature age and was ready to be spayed. She also had a small mass on her right leg that was removed while she was in for her spay.
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Luna’s Cruciate Repair
Treatment Cost (USD): $1285.00
Luna came in for a routine vet visit and to discuss some weakness in her right hind leg.
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Meet Tux An Older Indoor Domestic Cat Who Needed A Few Teeth Extracted. The Importance Of Dental Care And Cost To Treat.
Treatment Cost (USD): $808.00
Tux came to see me at his normal annual physical examination. On inspection of his mouth I noticed a significant amount of dental calculi over the teeth and red gums.
He had no outward signs of dental disease, no trouble eating and was not displaying any signs of pain, trouble eating, or weight loss.
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Meet Hunter. He Needed His Tooth Removed. PM4 (premolar) The Largest Tooth In The Mouth. His Story Here.
Treatment Cost (USD): $941.00
Hunter was examined at his routine yearly physical. He had no indication of dental disease, oral cavity pain, or anything really. This is the real power of routine examinations; finding the problems before your pet suffers from them.
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