At Kirrawee Veterinary Hospital, we’re committed to keeping our consultation prices as low as possible while maintaining the highest standard of care. The overall cost of treatment will vary depending on your pet’s individual needs and condition. When you book a consultation, our experienced professionals will explain the prices, details and timeframes for each treatment. We also offer “OpenPay” and “Vetpay” as a way of helping clients pay for expensive treatments.
If your pet needs surgery, you may be worried about the cost and recovery times. Our veterinary professionals will outline the exact procedure and price for your specific case during your consultation. As a rough guide, we expect surgeries such as cruciate ligament dog surgery to cost between three to four thousand dollars. However, much of this may be covered by your pet insurance.
Here at Kirrawee Vet Hospital we believe that dog training will have benefits to both owners and their four legged companion. Your dog may benefit from different classes, as a puppy (eight to fourteen weeks) we recommend Puppy Preschool, if they are a bit older (from fourteen weeks onwards) we recommend Puppy Primary.
Younger animals have higher success rates so it is important to start your puppy early. We are also privileged to have Dr Joanna Goldman who is a qualified Behaviour Vet to help understand anxiety, separation anxiety, phobias and other behavioural changes in your dog or cat. During your consultation, a staff member will help outline your dog’s behavioural needs and timeframes.
We offer a range of diagnostic services in Kirrawee. The average cost of an x-ray for dogs is between $250 and $550, depending on which area of the body is being examined, the size of the dog and whether any anaesthetic is required. If your pet needs an x-ray, our veterinary professionals will explain what you should expect.
Vaccinations are an unavoidable part of owning a pet. In order to protect your animal against dangerous diseases, we recommend creating and sticking to a vaccination program with Kirrawee Veterinary Hospital. Bring your puppy or kitten in for a consultation to plan their vaccinations and understand the overall costs involved.
Your pets first vaccination is between 6-10 weeks of age, second vaccinations are from 12-16 weeks of age and their third vaccinations are from 16-20 weeks of age. We recommend having a booster vaccination every year after that to help prevent against certain diseases.
Dental problems in animals can lead to a large number of additional risks and expenses. Feline & canine dental surgery fluctuates in price depending on how involved the procedure is. When it comes to our pet dental services, we aim to keep our prices as low as possible, and during a check-up or consultation, your vet will explain the costs of your pet’s treatment. Pets from three years of age can already have dental disease, prevention is a great way of protecting your pets teeth for the future, however just like humans, a dental check up at the time of their vaccinations will keep your pet healthy and happy for longer.
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