Why We Publish Our Prices

Most veterinary websites make you call the front desk to learn what anything costs. We would rather you spend that time with your pet. Below are our current prices for the services pet owners ask about most: exams, vaccines, digital X-rays, bloodwork, urinary diagnostics, and laser therapy. This is the beginning of our published pricing, not a complete fee schedule, and more is on the way.

Veterinary medicine is not one-size-fits-all. The prices listed on our website are intended to give you a helpful starting point for common services. Your pet’s actual treatment recommendations and costs may vary depending on their individual needs. We will discuss recommended diagnostics, treatments, and estimated costs with you whenever possible before proceeding.

Prices current as of September 2026

How Pricing Works Here

Most procedures begin with an examination and consultation so one of our veterinarians can evaluate your pet and recommend the safest, most appropriate plan.

Full Doctor Physical Exam & Consultation | $70

Every exam includes:

Review of your pet’s history and current concerns
A comprehensive physical examination
Discussion of the examination findings
Medical recommendations
Discussion of appropriate diagnostics, treatment, preventive care, or next steps

Vaccines, diagnostic testing, medications, procedures, treatments, hospitalization, and other services are additional unless specifically stated otherwise.

The exam is where good medicine starts, and it is where accurate pricing starts too. Once a veterinarian has evaluated your pet, you get a clear recommendation and a clear estimate before you decide anything. Learn more about our exams.

Veterinarian interacting with a dog during a wellness visit

Exams & Consultations

Full Doctor Physical Exam & Consultation

$70

A veterinarian examination and consultation with Dr. Sorensen or Dr. Poll, detailed above.

Urgent or Emergency Exam (During Business Hours)

$70

Sick, urgent, and emergency visits during our regular business hours start with the same exam fee; this is subject to change. Treatment, diagnostics, and medications are priced separately.

If your pet is sick or injured, call us at (801) 516-7004. We will make every reasonable effort to evaluate urgent patients as quickly as possible.

Vaccinations

Vaccine recommendations are individualized. The right plan for your pet depends on age, lifestyle, environment, travel, boarding, exposure risk, and medical history, so not every vaccine below belongs in every plan. Your veterinarian will recommend what fits your pet. Learn more about our vaccination services.

Rabies (Dogs & Cats)

1-Year Rabies Vaccine

$20

3-Year Rabies Vaccine

$20

Whether a 1-year or 3-year vaccine is appropriate depends on your pet’s age, previous vaccination history, vaccine eligibility, and applicable requirements.

Dog Vaccines

DHPP

$26.56

Generally annual, per your pet’s plan.

DHPPL

$32.45

Includes Leptospirosis coverage; often appropriate for younger dogs in their initial series or dogs for whom Lepto is recommended. Generally annual after the initial series.

Leptospirosis

$21.96

Generally annual after the initial series.

Bordetella

$22.59

Generally annual, depending on lifestyle and exposure risk.

Rattlesnake Vaccine

$29.75

Generally annual; commonly recommended in spring, before peak rattlesnake exposure.

Cat Vaccines

FVRCP

$21.65

Generally annual after the initial series.

FVRCP + FeLV Combination

$38.72

Generally annual after the initial series. FeLV is particularly recommended for outdoor cats, indoor/outdoor cats, and cats that may encounter unknown cats.

If your pet has never received a particular vaccine before, a booster may be needed after the first dose to build appropriate immunity. Your veterinarian will recommend the schedule based on your pet’s age and vaccine history.

Diagnostic Imaging

Multiple-View Digital X-Ray Study

$195

A multiple-view radiographic study.

Digital X-rays help our veterinarians evaluate conditions involving bones and joints, the chest and lungs, heart size, the abdomen, bladder stones, gastrointestinal foreign bodies, and certain masses or internal abnormalities. Not every condition can be diagnosed from X-rays alone, which is why a veterinarian examination generally comes first: it determines which area should be imaged and which views are appropriate.

Sedation, additional imaging, contrast studies, or radiologist interpretation may be additional when medically necessary. See how our digital X-rays work.

Laboratory Testing

Comprehensive In-House Blood Panel

$165

Comprehensive in-house blood testing that provides important information about red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, kidney values, liver values, blood glucose, electrolytes, and other common chemistry values. Because testing runs in our own laboratory, results are often available quickly, while your pet is at the hospital.

Urinalysis + Bladder Ultrasound

$90

Includes an in-house urinalysis and an ultrasound evaluation of the urinary bladder. Helps evaluate urinary problems such as blood in the urine, frequent urination, straining, urinary accidents, suspected urinary tract disease, and crystals or bladder stones. Urine culture, additional testing, medications, or sedation may be recommended separately.

Many common send-out blood tests range from under $100 to over $200 depending on the type and extent of testing needed. Specialized testing may fall outside this range.

Explore our diagnostic laboratory.

Veterinary team examining a small dog at Mtn. Green Animal Hospital

Laser Therapy

Single Treatment

$35

5-Treatment Package

$150

10-Treatment Package

$300

Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment modality that may be used as part of a treatment plan for pain, inflammation, healing support, rehabilitation, wounds, arthritis, and certain musculoskeletal conditions. Your veterinarian will discuss whether it fits your pet’s treatment plan and how many sessions to expect. Read about our laser therapy.

More Pricing Is on the Way

This page covers the first round of our published pricing, and we will keep adding to it. A few areas you can expect next:

Surgery & dentistry: Most procedures begin with an examination and consultation so one of our veterinarians can evaluate your pet and recommend the safest, most appropriate plan, then walk you through an estimate. Pricing varies based on your pet’s individual needs. Learn about our dental care and spay & neuter services.
Urgent & emergency treatment: We offer urgent and emergency veterinary care when staffing and hospital capacity allow. If your pet needs immediate care, call us so we can determine how quickly we can see them and whether our hospital is equipped to provide the care they need. Pricing varies based on your pet’s individual needs. Learn about our emergency care.
End-of-life care: These decisions deserve a conversation with your veterinarian first. Call us and we will talk through the options together. Pricing varies based on your pet’s individual needs.

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You have the numbers. The next step is a quick online booking, and if this page did not answer your pricing question, call (801) 516-7004 and our team will be happy to help.

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