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Veterinary Cost Calculator

Use the calculator below to estimate the cost of your pet’s annual veterinary visit with us. Remember that if you have questions or concerns about price, please reach out. We want to help access great veterinary care for your pet at an affordable price.

Select the description that best fits the kind of pet you have.

Congratulations on your new puppy or kitten!

Your new puppy or kitten will require an examination. Select EXAMINATION KITTEN OR PUPPY from the list below.

As part of your welcome to the practice, you'll go home with our Welcome Home Kitten or Puppy Kit. The Welcome kit includes valuable training materials as well as a free first dose of flea and tick prevention.

Congratulations!

We work closely with all of our local adoption agencies and love to see adopted pets as new patients. We also have a veterinarian that was specifically trained in shelter medicine so we'll be able to provide you great advice on how to acclimate your new pet to your home and introduce the rest of your pets.

Select EXAMINATION ADOPTED PET from the list below.

You selected dog or cat

We've been treating Rockland's dogs and cats for 35 years, so you've found the right vet. Select EXAMINATION DOG or CAT from the list below.

Examination

Examination Dog or Cat

Examination Adopted Pet

Examination Kitten or Puppy

Thank you for adopting!

If you adopted from our local Hi-Tor shelter, select 100% OFF Examination Fee.

Adoption Reward

100% off first examination

1/2 OFF!

Your kitten or puppy's 2nd and 3rd visit for additional vaccines will be 50% off initial price. Thank you for choosing Animal Medical!

RABIES VACCINE

Next we need to vaccinate for rabies. Dogs and cats have to be at least 12 weeks of old to receive a rabies vaccine, so if your pet is younger than 12 weeks, select SKIP.

Animal Medical uses the safest rabies vaccine on the market for cats. You can learn more about our Purevax vaccine here.

Select the rabies vaccine that best fits your pet's profile from the following list.

Rabies Vaccine

Adult Dog

Adult Cat

Skip

Feline or Canine Distemper Vaccine

Next we need to give your dog or cat what's known as a 'Distemper' vaccine.

Adopted adult dogs or cat may have already received this at the shelter.

We'll give you a chance to learn more about dog and cat distemper vaccines as well as all the other vaccines that they require in just a second. For now, select the answer that best describes your pet's needs.

Distemper

Dog (DA2PPV)

Cat (FVRCP)

My dog doesn't need this vaccine

My cat doesn't need this vaccine

Additional Vaccines For Dogs

Before recommending vaccines, we take into consideration your pet's life style, his age, the amount of time he spends in rural or urban areas, and other factors.

This HANDOUT explains some of the factors we take into consideration before recommending a vaccine. Have a look at it or if you know which vaccines your dog is due for, go ahead and choose them from the list below.

Additional Vaccines Dog

Lyme Vaccine (Lyme vaccine is strongly recommended for all dogs in Rockland County)

Leptospirosis

Save with Lepto +Lyme Combo

Kennel Cough

Influenza

No other vaccines required at this time

Additional Vaccines For Cats

Before recommending vaccines, we take into consideration your pet's life style, his age, the amount of time he spends in rural or urban areas, and other factors.

This HANDOUT explains some of the factors we take into consideration before recommending a vaccine. Have a look at it or if you know which vaccines your cat is due for, go ahead and choose them from the list below.

Additional Vaccines Cat

Feline Leukemia

No other vaccines required at this time

Stool Sample and Tick-borne Disease Testing

Puppy or kitten: If you have a puppy or kitten, select STOOL SAMPLE from the list below. All puppies and kittens have to have their stool tested.

Adult dogs and cats: Adults should have their stool tested annually. If your dog or cat hasn't had a stool test in the last 12 months, select STOOL SAMPLE.

Tick borne disease testing is very important if you have a dog. If your pet has not been tested for a tick-borne disease in the last 12 months, select 4DX.

Bundle and $ave

If your pet is due for tick or stool testing, consider adding an early disease detection profile to your pet's services. These tests are extremely helpful in identifying health trends and improving the quality of life of your pet. If you select the bundle you save $20 on the total cost of your annual exam!

Additional Services

Stool sample

4DX

Stool, 4DX, wellness blood combo (save $20.00)

No other services required

SUCCESS!

Your pet is ready for his or her exam! Based on your responses, the estimated total of your pet's visit is shown below. Use this link to SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT or any of the other links below to learn more about your visit with us.

Veterinary Cost Calculator

Congratulations on your new puppy or kitten!

Your new puppy or kitten will require an examination. Select EXAMINATION KITTEN OR PUPPY from the list below.

As part of your welcome to the practice, you'll go home with our Welcome Home Kitten or Puppy Kit. The Welcome kit includes valuable training materials as well as a free first dose of flea and tick prevention.

Congratulations!

You selected dog or cat

Thank you for adopting!

If you adopted from our local Hi-Tor shelter, select 100% OFF Examination Fee.

1/2 OFF!

Your kitten or puppy's 2nd and 3rd visit for additional vaccines will be 50% off initial price. Thank you for choosing Animal Medical!

Next we need to vaccinate for rabies. Dogs and cats have to be at least 12 weeks of old to receive a rabies vaccine, so if your pet is younger than 12 weeks, select SKIP.

Animal Medical uses the safest rabies vaccine on the market for cats. You can learn more about our Purevax vaccine here.

Select the rabies vaccine that best fits your pet's profile from the following list.

Feline or Canine Distemper Vaccine

Next we need to give your dog or cat what's known as a 'Distemper' vaccine.

Adopted adult dogs or cat may have already received this at the shelter.

We'll give you a chance to learn more about dog and cat distemper vaccines as well as all the other vaccines that they require in just a second. For now, select the answer that best describes your pet's needs.

Additional Vaccines For Dogs

Before recommending vaccines, we take into consideration your pet's life style, his age, the amount of time he spends in rural or urban areas, and other factors.

This HANDOUT explains some of the factors we take into consideration before recommending a vaccine. Have a look at it or if you know which vaccines your dog is due for, go ahead and choose them from the list below.

Additional Vaccines For Cats

Before recommending vaccines, we take into consideration your pet's life style, his age, the amount of time he spends in rural or urban areas, and other factors.

This HANDOUT explains some of the factors we take into consideration before recommending a vaccine. Have a look at it or if you know which vaccines your cat is due for, go ahead and choose them from the list below.

Stool Sample and Tick-borne Disease Testing

Puppy or kitten: If you have a puppy or kitten, select STOOL SAMPLE from the list below. All puppies and kittens have to have their stool tested.

Adult dogs and cats: Adults should have their stool tested annually. If your dog or cat hasn't had a stool test in the last 12 months, select STOOL SAMPLE.

Tick borne disease testing is very important if you have a dog. If your pet has not been tested for a tick-borne disease in the last 12 months, select 4DX.

Bundle and $ave

SUCCESS!

Your pet is ready for his or her exam! Based on your responses, the estimated total of your pet's visit is shown below. Use this link to SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT or any of the other links below to learn more about your visit with us.

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