Our mission is to keep pets in the loving homes they already have, so we keep our fees affordable.
Services + fees
Dog services + fees
- Wellness exam $65 (New clients $80)
- Sick exam $75 (New clients $90)
- Wellness housecall $160 (New clients $175)
- Sick housecall $170 (New clients $185)
- Telehealth consult (Current clients only) $60
- 1-year Rabies (Rabies note required) $30
- 3-year Rabies (Proof of previous vaccination required) $45
- 1-year DHLPP / Distemper with Lepto $30
- 3-year DHPP / Distemper $45
- Leptospirosis $25
- Lyme $42
- Bordetella $31-35
- Canine Influenza $44
- Fecal test $46-68
- Spay, under 6 months $290
- Spay, 6 months+ $330
- Neuter, under 6 months $250
- Neuter, 6 months+ $290
- Small dog, under 50 lbs $771-$1,183
(not including extractions)
- Large dog, 50-100 lbs $871-$1,346
(not including extractions)
- Large dog, >100 lbs Not available
Just like humans, dogs need regular dental check-ups. Their mouths are perfect incubators for many kinds of bacteria. And did you know that proper dental care can not only improve your pet’s breath, but it can also extend the life of your dog for 3-5 years?
HSHV offers affordable dental care. A consultation is required prior to a dental procedure. Our dental procedure estimate guides are below:
- Small Dog (up to 50 lbs) Dental Procedure Estimate and Information
- Large Dog (more than 50 lbs) Dental Procedure Estimate and Information
We are sorry; we cannot perform dental services for dogs over 100 lbs.
- Nail trim $25
- Anal gland expression $30
- Microchip $30
- Vet assistant exam (At vet’s discretion) $25
- Recheck exam (At vet’s discretion) $50
- Additional pet exam (Each additional pet) $50
- Biohazard fee $6
Cat services + fees
- Wellness exam $65 (New clients $80)
- Sick exam $75 (New clients $90)
- Wellness housecall $160 (New clients $175)
- Sick housecall $170 (New clients $185)
- Telehealth consult (Current clients only) $60
- 1-year PureVax Rabies $45
- 3-year PureVax Rabies $115
- 1-year FVRCP / Distemper $30
- 3-year FVRCP / Distemper $45
- Feline PureVax Leukemia (Negative test required) $30
- FeLV/FIV/Heartworm test $43
- Fecal test $46-68
- Spay, under 6 months $140
- Spay, 6 months+ $160
- Neuter, under 6 months $120
- Neuter, 6 months $140
- Cat dental procedure $696-$1,111
(not including extractions)
Just like humans, domestic cats need regular dental check-ups. Their mouths are perfect incubators for many kinds of bacteria. And did you know that proper dental care can not only improve your pet’s breath, but it can also extend the life of your cat for 3-5 years?
HSHV offers affordable dental care. A consultation is required prior to a dental procedure. Here is our Cat Dental Procedure Estimate and Information.
- Nail trim $25
- Microchip $30
- Vet assistant exam (At vet’s discretion) $25
- Recheck exam (At vet’s discretion) $50
- Additional pet exam (Each additional pet) $50
- Biohazard fee $6
Flexible payment options
We accept Care Credit and Scratchpay for all services.
End-of-life services
End-of-life care is available both in clinic and through housecall appointments. Pricing varies based on your pet’s size, location of service, and whether you choose group or private cremation. If you’re unsure which option is right for your family, our team can talk through the choices with compassion and care.
| Pet / Weight | In clinic | Housecall |
|---|---|---|
| Cat, all sizes | $160 | $250 |
| Dog under 40 lbs | $170 | $260 |
| Dog 41-80 lbs | $205 | $295 |
| Dog 81-100 lbs | $235 | $325 |
| Dog 101 lbs+ | $280 |
| Location | Pet / Weight | Group Cremation | Private Cremation |
|---|---|---|---|
| In Clinic | Cat | $185 | $320 |
| In Clinic | Dog under 40 lbs | $210 | $425 |
| In Clinic | Dog 41-80 lbs | $230 | $535 |
| In Clinic | Dog 81-100 lbs | $260 | $610 |
| In Clinic | Dog 101 lbs+ | $285 | $740 |
| Housecall | Cat | $285 | $410 |
| Housecall | Dog under 40 lbs | $300 | $515 |
| Housecall | Dog 41-80 lbs | $320 | $625 |
| Housecall | Dog 81-100 lbs | $350 | $700 |
Services + info
In Office Appointments
We are a full-service clinic covering a wide range of health needs, helping when your animal is sick, and also providing routine healthcare, including regular checkups, vaccinations, medications, and preventatives. Additionally, we offer a full suite of diagnostic services, including bloodwork, fecal tests, and digital X-rays to help us understand and treat whatever your pet is experiencing.
Check-in for vet appointments: When you arrive, please park in one of our veterinary appointment spaces at the front of the building. Then, call 734-662-4365 and stay on the line and in your car until we can check you in.
Telehealth
For current clients only, we’re offering a $60 video consultation with one of our veterinarians. Telehealth video consultations are useful in situations such as:
- Skin rechecks
- Quality of life discussions
- Behavior consultation
- Heartworm treatment consultation
- Hospice care
Please ask us if you’re interested in a telehealth appointment!
Housecalls
Sit, stay; we’ll come to you with an in-home appointment! Services performed by our traveling vet team include:
- Wellness care & vaccinations, including annual check-up, vaccines, bloodwork, heartworm and FeLV/FIV testing, etc.
- Senior wellness care (i.e., management of arthritis)
- Nail trims, ear cleaning, microchipping
- Quality-of-life consultations and end-of-life care
- Humane euthanasia
Veterinary housecalls are available anywhere within a 20-mile driving radius of the HSHV Veterinary Clinic . New clients welcomed! $50 deposit required for all appointments.
Our veterinarians perform more than 6,000 affordable surgeries every year, and every single one is important to us. Here's why it's important to spay/neuter your pet.
Book a Spay/Neuter appointment online
We book one month at a time; if there are highlighted green days on the online calendar, the current month is full. The next month's appointments will open on the last Monday of the preceding month at 9 AM.
Want to check for cancellations? Please leave us a message at (734) 662-4365.
Spay/Neuter Preparation and Check-in instructions once an appointment is made
After Surgery
- Review our post-surgical care guidelines
- Check out the video with helpful information
Proof of rabies and distemper vaccinations is required. If your pet is already up-to-date, please bring proof of vaccinations to your appointment. If your pet has not been vaccinated, we can do it the same day for an additional charge. There is a $6 flat biohazard fee.
Services included with spay/neuter
- Pre-anesthetic assessment
- Pain control
- Cone collar (to prevent licking at incision site)
- Free nail trim
Other services available at time of spay/neuter
- Pre-anesthetic bloodwork
- Heartworm test (dog only)
- FeLV/FIV/Heartworm test (cats only)
- Microchip
- Hernia repair
- Removal of retained deciduous baby teeth
- Lyme vaccination (dog only)
- Canine flu vaccination (dog only)
- Lepto vaccination (dog only)
- Bordetella vaccination (dog only)
- FeLV vaccination (cat only)
Other Surgeries Offered by HSHV
- Mass removals
- Limb or tail amputations
- Abdominal exploratory surgeries
- Cherry eye repair
- Eye removal (enucleation)
- Pyometra
- And many more
Please note: A consult with a vet is required before any non-spay/neuter surgery is scheduled.
Keeping pets protected from parasites is vital for their health and happiness—and for their people, too!
While tick and flea populations may dwindle in cold months, dogs and indoor/outdoor cats need heartworm prevention year-round to stay protected. Heartworm, which is passed by mosquitos who remain active all year, can be fatal and can cause significant damage to lungs and heart. Many heartworm preventatives also protect against intestinal parasites that can be contracted year-round and can also be passed to humans.
NOTE: Heartworm and prescription flea and tick preventatives are only available for active clients whose pets have had necessary testing or at our low-cost vaccine clinics.
Heartworm Treatment
If your pet has tested positive for heartworm, HSHV can help. The treatment process is long-term and intensive but can save your pet’s life.
It’s said that one in three pets are lost at some time in their life. Did you know microchipped animals are more than 20 times more likely to be returned home? We highly recommend microchips, and while they’re not GPS tracking devices and contain no personally identifiable information, we’ve found microchips to be essential to reuniting families. The chip can be scanned at any shelter or veterinarian’s office, and the ID on your pet’s chip can link back to you, so you can be alerted that your pet has been found. Tags, while great, can get torn off or lost. In most instances, microchips are lifelong!
Our clinic offers microchips for $30 for both cats and dogs
Moved? Here’s how to update your address with our microchip provider.
End-of-life decisions are possibly the hardest a pet owner will ever face. Our staff is here to help you during this difficult time. In addition to treating your animal lovingly and respectfully, we’ll assist you in understanding the options and which is right for you and your beloved pet.
We offer humane euthanasia in our clinic or in your home, and we offer several different options for cremation services.
Euthanasia services are available by appointment only so that we ensure you have appropriate space and time for mourning.
If you wish, you can download and complete the request for euthanasia form at home and have it ready for your appointment.
Just like humans, domestic dogs and cats need regular dental check-ups. Their mouths are perfect incubators for many kinds of bacteria. And did you know that proper dental care can not only improve your pet’s breath, but it can also extend the life of your companion animal for 3-5 years?
HSHV offers affordable dental care. A consultation is required prior to a dental procedure. Our dental procedure estimate guides are below:
- Cat Dental Procedure Estimate and Information
- Small Dog (up to 50 lbs) Dental Procedure Estimate and Information
- Large Dog (more than 50 lbs) Dental Procedure Estimate and Information
We are sorry; we cannot perform dental services for dogs over 100 lbs.
Safe, soothing, and scientifically proven successful, laser therapy has been used for decades to treat a myriad of conditions in humans. And now, companion animals can benefit from it as well.
Laser therapy accelerates the body’s own healing process by stimulating cellular activity. It’s drug-free, surgery-free, and non-invasive. Using a laser light to penetrate muscles, tendons, and ligaments, we can promote healing within. Though there’s no sedation, pets often fall asleep during treatment, as the laser light is slightly warm and the animals find their therapeutic sessions calming.
Laser therapy has been scientifically proven successful in treating many acute and chronic conditions, including:
- Arthritis and sore joints
- Back injuries
- Sprains and Strains
- Chronic ear infections
- Inflammation
- Repairing wounds
- Post-surgical healing
Applications typically take 5-15 minutes, depending on the size of your animal and the area being treated. Treatments initiate a healing process that continues to reduce inflammation for up to 24 hours after treatment. Multiple sessions are usually recommended, though pets often show results within 1 day of their first treatment. Pets (and humans) are fitted with protective eye gear, and all treatments are performed by a trained technician.
