Vaccines & more

We have a variety of vaccines & test

For the safety of your pet and others we ask that all cats be brought into the office in a secure carrier, and all dogs be kept on a leash. Please ensure that your dog’s collar is secure.

All patients entering the clinic MUST have an up-to-date Rabies vaccine as required by state law. If a pet does not have a current Rabies vaccine, one will be administered during their visit. Cats are more prone to vaccine site cancer. We offer and highly recommend a feline specific Rabies vaccine to decrease these risks.

Cat

Vaccines

Feline Distemper ($26)
Feline Leukemia ($28)
Rabies ($14)
Non-Adjuvant Rabies 1 yr ($16) (Cat Specific)
Non-Adjuvant Rabies 3 yr ($45) (Cat Specific)

Dog

Vaccines

DA2PPv – Distemper, parvovirus, adenovirus, & parainfluenza ($26)
Bordetella ($26)
Leptosporosis ($15)
Lyme ($29)
Rabies ($14)

Heartworm Testing

Heartworm is a preventable, but serious and potentially fatal, parasite that can only be transmitted to animal via a mosquito bite. All dogs, regardless of age, sex, or living environment, are susceptible to heartworm infection. Because heartworms are spread by mosquitoes, any pet exposed to even one mosquito should be tested annually. This includes pets that only go outside occasionally, as mosquitoes can enter the home. Heartworm disease is VERY common in North Carolina.

($25)

Feline Leukemia Testing

(FeLV) is a retrovirus that infects cats. FeLV can be transmitted from infected cats when the transfer of saliva or nasal secretions is involved. If not defeated by the animal’s immune system, the virus can cause diseases which can be lethal. A simple blood test can be performed to detect this disease in cats.

($39)

Fecal Parasite Testing

Fecal examinations are primarily performed to detect microscopic gastrointestinal parasites, such as roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, Giardia, Coccidia and tapeworms.

($20 Al a carte OR complimentary with vet exam)