Services
Veterinary Nursing Services
Medication administration - $35 per visit
This may include oral, ophthalmic(eye), aural (ear), and intramuscular or subcutaneous injectable medications as prescribed by your Veterinarian.
Subcutaneous fluid administration - $40 per visit
As prescribed by your DVM. All supplies must be provided and prescribed by your pet's Veterinarian.
Wound Management - $45
Cleansing of the wound, application of topical medication, and bandage changes. Must be prescribed by your Veterinarian along with any medications, antiseptic, or bandage materials provided.
Diabetic Care - $35+
Spot glucose testing and blood glucose curves are available. Lessons on insulin administration are also provided. Having a pet diagnosed with a chronic disease such as diabetes can be a little stressful to manage and learning to provide your pet with the care they need is important for long-term management. I am here to help you every step of the way to make this transition in your lives as stress-free as possible. Insulin and insulin syringes must be prescribed and provided by your Veterinarian.
Post Operative Care - $55
Passive range of motion therapy and application of heat or ice therapy as recommended by your pet's Veterinarian or Surgeon.
Sample Collection - $35
This may include blood, urine, or other samples as requested by your pet's Veterinarian.
Phone Consultation (virtual home care lesson/education) - $40
This is a virtual home care lesson. Set up a virtual appointment to discuss your pet's needs and how you can help them at home. I can guide you, answer any questions you have, and educate you on your pet's specific needs. Whether they have recently been diagnosed with chronic disease (such as diabetes) or an acute illness (such as pancreatitis) I can help guide you and your pet through this journey and help you better understand the needs of your pet.
Home Care and Management Lessons - $60 per in-home lesson
My ultimate goal is to educate you on how to provide the care your pet needs for the long term. If your pet for example; is diabetic or in chronic renal failure, they will need daily or weekly care to manage their disease. My goal is to teach you how to check your pets' glucose, recognize signs of distress, and administer any medications, fluids, or injections they will ultimately need for the rest of their life. I will always go at your pace and I am happy to answer any questions have as we take this journey together.
NEW SERVICE
Senior Home Pet Care and Monitoring - 20-$30/hr
hourly based on level of care needed
There may one day come a time when we no longer feel comfortable leaving our senior pet alone at home. If you find yourself struggling to leave the home out of worry for your pet it might mean that you could use an extra hand. Whether they are having a hard time getting around, or have been diagnosed with an illness that requires them to be monitored at all times, you should be able to find comfort in knowing they are safe should you need to leave the home for any reason. I will come to your home and carefully monitor them when you are away.
Bundled services are discounted*
Call or text 954-422-7199 to set up an appointment today!
Maintenance Care
Nail Trim - $25
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There are many reasons we want to keep our pet's nails trimmed regularly. If we allow our pet's nails to grow too long the quick (or fleshy part of the nail) also grows with it. This makes it more difficult to keep the length of the nail short for both their comfort and ours. If the nail becomes too long this can cause discomfort and even injury from the nail getting caught or curling into the paw pad. Nail trims should ideally be done every 2 - 4 weeks.
Ear Cleaning - $20
Ear cleanings may be performed regularly for standard hygiene practices or as recommended by your Veterinarian to prevent ear infections. The length between ear cleanings is dependent on your pet's lifestyle, however once per month is acceptable for standard maintenance.
Internal Anal Gland Expression - $30
Anal Gland Expression must be performed internally to ensure complete emptying of the glands. The frequency of expression is dependent on the individual pet's needs.
Sanitary Shave - $20
Some pets with longer hair require routine shaving of their nether regions. This helps maintain a sanitary area for your pet's bathroom habits.
Paw Shave - $20
Paw shaving can help with traction, especially on hardwood or tile floors. Senior pets with decreased mobility can greatly benefit from the removal of hair around the paws to give them a little extra grab when trying to get around.
Bathing - $40-$55
For those who just want to freshen up their pet and don't have the time or means to do so. I will brush, bathe, and trim your pets nails for a full package deal.
Bundled services are discounted*
Consultations
Phone Consultation - $40
Set up an appointment to discuss your pets needs and how you can help them at home. I can guide you, answer any questions you have, and educate you on your pets specific needs. Whether they have recently been diagnosed with chronic disease (such as diabetes) or an acute illness (such as pancreatitis) I can help guide you and your pet through this journey so you may better understand the needs of your pet.
Home Care and Management Lessons - $60 per in home lesson
My ultimate goal is to educate you on how to provide the care your pet needs for the long-term. If your pet for example; is diabetic or in chronic renal failure, they will need daily or weekly care to manage their disease. My goal is to teach you how to check your pets glucose, recognize signs of distress, and administer any medications, fluids, or injections they may ultimately need for the rest of their life. I will always go at your pace and I am happy to answer any questions you have as we take this journey together.
*Phone consultations prior to appointment are at no cost. I will take all of the time necessary to get to know you and your pet's needs prior to any services. This is of no cost to you. Phone/virtual lessons are for those who require some additional guidance for their pets and would prefer a virtual interaction rather than in person guidance/educational services.
For emergencies please call your designated veterinarian or the nearest veterinary emergency hospital.