Our Services & Pricing Philosophy
At Homestead Animal Hospital, we believe the best veterinary care happens through clear communication, personalized medicine, and thoughtful decisions made together. We are not a high-volume clinic. We intentionally schedule longer appointments, limit daily caseload, and focus on low-stress, individualized care.
When you choose Homestead, you’re choosing:
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- Unrushed Appointments
Time to listen, explain, and answer questions — never feeling hurried or transactional. - Fear-Free, Low-Stress Care
Gentle handling techniques and a calm approach designed to reduce fear and anxiety during veterinary visits. - Separate Spaces for Dogs & Cats
Private consultation rooms designed like comfortable living spaces create a calm, quieter environment tailored to the needs of both dogs and cats. - Advanced Anesthesia & Safety Protocols
Modern anesthesia, IV fluids, comprehensive monitoring, and multi-modal pain management support safe surgical and dental procedures. - High-Quality Diagnostics
In-house laboratory testing, digital imaging, and full-mouth dental radiographs help us detect disease earlier and guide treatment. - Personal, Relationship-Based Care
An independent, locally owned practice where your pet is known by name and families are treated like our own.
- Unrushed Appointments
Comprehensive Exams
From wellness to sick visits, every patient receives a thorough, nose-to-tail physical exam performed by a veterinarian. Our exams are never rushed — we believe quality medicine starts with listening. If additional concerns are discovered during the visit, we will discuss diagnostic and treatment options before proceeding.
What’s included in an examination:
- Full physical examination
- Weight and body condition assessment
- Vital signs obtained
- Discussion of nutrition, behavior, and lifestyle
- Preventive care recommendations
- Time to answer your questions and concerns
| Service | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Wellness Exam | Routine comprehensive exam for healthy pets | $70 |
| Senior Wellness Bi-Annual Exam | Comprehensive exams for senior patients (over the age of 7); these are recommended twice-yearly | $70 |
| Sick Exam | Comprehensive exam for unwell visits | $70 |
| Emergency Exam | Urgent, same day care | $85 |
| Medical Progress Exam | Follow-up exam after a recent visit to monitor response to treatment | $55 |
| Puppy/Kitten Booster Exam | After the initial comprehensive visit, follow-up exams allow us to monitor growth and development, continue the vaccine series, and provide guidance as your pet goes through important growth and behavioral changes. | $55 |
Vaccinations
Vaccinations are a key part of preventive care, helping protect pets from serious and contagious diseases. Each vaccine plan is tailored to your pet’s lifestyle, risk factors, and medical history, and we use Purevax non-adjuvanted vaccines for our feline patients.
Core and lifestyle vaccines may include:
| Dog Services | Price |
|---|---|
| Rabies | $29 |
| Distemper/Parvo (DAPP) | $36 ($42 with Leptospirosis combo) |
| Bordetella | $36 |
| Canine Influenza | $69 |
| Cat Services | Price |
|---|---|
| Rabies | $50 |
| Feline Distemper (FVRCP) | $40 |
| Feline Leukemia | $49 |
Diagnostics & Preventive Screening
Early detection allows us to identify and treat health concerns before they become more serious. Diagnostic testing also helps us determine the cause when your pet is not feeling well, allowing us to recommend the most effective treatment.
Common screening and diagnostic services include:
| Service | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Heartworm & Tickborne Disease Testing (Dogs) | A yearly blood test that screens for heartworm disease and common tick-borne infections to help detect illness early and ensure prevention medications are working effectively. | $48 |
| FeLV/FIV Testing (Cats) | A simple blood test used to screen for feline leukemia virus and feline immunodeficiency virus. | $49 |
| Fecal Testing | Annual screening for intestinal parasites to protect your pets and people; may also be evaluated during times of illness or exposure. | $48 |
| Routine Wellness Labwork | Annual bloodwork for young adult pets helps establish healthy baseline values and detect early changes in organ function. May also include heartworm, tickborne, and fecal testing. | $150-$175 |
| Senior Pet Screening | For pets over 7 years of age, bloodwork every 6 months allows us to monitor for common age-related conditions such as kidney disease, liver disease, diabetes, and thyroid disorders. | $230-$235 |
| Additional Diagnostic Testing | Depending on your pet’s symptoms, we may recommend tests such as a urinalysis, ear cytology, or a fine needle aspirate (FNA) sampling of a skin lump. | |
| Ear Cytology | $57 | |
| Urinalysis | $67 | |
| Fine Needle Aspirate with Microscopic Evaluation | $102 | |
Spay & Neuter Surgery
Spaying and neutering are important preventive procedures that help reduce the risk of reproductive diseases and certain cancers while preventing unwanted litters. At Homestead Animal Hospital, every surgical patient receives attentive, comprehensive care including a pre-operative exam, advanced anesthesia monitoring, pain management, and dedicated recovery support.
Included in our surgical pricing:
- Pre-operative physical exam
- Pre-anesthetic bloodwork
- IV catheter and fluids
- Balanced anesthesia with dedicated monitoring
- Multi-modal pain management
- Take-home pain medications
- Post-operative follow-up appointment
| Pet | Price |
|---|---|
| Cat Neuter | $375 |
| Cat Spay | $600 |
| Dog Neuter | $500-$720 |
| Dog Spay | $600-$850 |
Prices may vary based on pet’s weight and other medical factors.
All surgical patients receive pre-visit comfort medications to help reduce stress and promote a calmer, more comfortable experience on the day of their procedure.
Dental COHAT (Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment & Treatment)
Dental disease affects most pets by age three and can lead to pain, infection, and tooth loss if untreated. Our dental procedures include a comprehensive oral health assessment (COHAT) to fully evaluate and treat dental disease.
Our COHAT includes:
- Pre-anesthetic physical exam
- Pre-anesthetic bloodwork to evaluate safety
- IV catheter and fluids
- Balanced anesthesia with continuous monitoring
- Full-mouth digital dental radiographs to evaluate teeth below the gumline
- Ultrasonic scaling and polishing
- Full oral exam, dental charting, and periodontal assessment
- Pain management and recovery monitoring
- Post-surgical follow-up exam
| Stage 1 Dental COHAT | $405 |
*Additional fees may apply if tooth extractions or additional medications are needed. Because every pet’s dental health is different, we offer complimentary dental consults to evaluate your pet’s mouth and create a personalized treatment plan.
All surgical patients receive pre-visit comfort medications to help reduce stress and promote a calmer, more comfortable experience on the day of their procedure.
Common Visit Costs – Transparent examples. Personalized care.
Veterinary care should never feel confusing or unpredictable. These examples highlight some common visit types and services to give you a better idea of what a typical visit may include.
Because every pet is unique, your veterinarian will always discuss recommendations and create a personalized care plan tailored to your pet’s needs and your goals for their care.
Technician Services
Some routine services can be performed by our veterinary technicians and may not require a full doctor exam. These quick visits help keep your pet comfortable and up to date on important care.
Common technician services include:
| Services | Price |
|---|---|
| Nail Trim / Nail File | $24 / $32 |
| Anal Gland Expression | $35 |
| Ear Cleaning | $25 |
| Microchipping | $55 |
Some services may require a doctor’s exam if there are medical concerns.
