Harrisonburg Veterinary Services
We offer quality veterinary services at affordable prices
At our Harrisonburg location, our mission is to provide exceptional veterinary care in a convenient and affordable manner. We offer routine services, surgical procedures, and vaccinations for cats and dogs.
Services Available
Sick and Well Care
Office Visits
Wellness exams $49
Sick exam $59
Microchip
Found animals microchip with registration $35
Diagnostics
Feline Leukemia/Feline Immunodeficiency Virus/Heartworm testing $59
Heartworm/Lyme/Ehrlichia/Anaplasma $59
Parasite Treatment and Prevention for Dogs
Drontal Plus dewormer for dogs up to 25lbs $39
Drontal Plus dewormer for dogs 25 – 50lbs $49
Drontal Plus dewormer for dogs over 50lbs $59
Advantage II flea treatment $24
ParaDefense flea and tick treatment $26
Bravecto flea/tick treatment 4-9.9 lbs.$59
Bravecto flea/tick treatment 9.9-22 lbs.$65
Bravecto flea/tick treatment 22-44 lbs $67
Bravecto flea/tick treatment 44+ lbs.$68
NexGard 3 month flea/tick prevention $70
NexGard 6 months flea/tick prevention $130
Parasite Treatment and Prevention for Cats
Drontal Plus deworming $29
Advantage II flea treatment $24
Revolution (fleas, heartworms, ear mites, deworming) $29
Heartworm Preventative Medication (six month supply)
Heartgard Plus for dogs under 25 pounds $46
Heartgard Plus for dogs 26-50 pounds $57
Heartgard Plus for dogs 50-100 pounds $68
Vaccinations
Vaccinations for Dogs
1-yr Rabies $28
3-yr Rabies $28
Distemper/Parvo/Adenovirus/Parainfluenza $28
3-yr Distemper/Parvo/Adenovirus/Parainfluenza $28
Kennel Cough $28
Canine Influenza $39
Lyme vaccine $50
Lepto vaccine $28
Vaccinations for Cats
1-yr Rabies $28
3-yr Rabies $28
1-yr Herpesvirus/Calicivirus/Panleukopenia $28
3-yr Herpesvirus/Calicivirus/Panleukopenia $28
Feline Leukemia $28
Spay/Neuter
Cats
Females $149
Males $129
Dogs
under 50 pounds $219
50-75 pounds $249
76-100 pounds $299
100+ pounds $339
Rabbits
Male and Female $259
Additional Procedures (required, if present)
Umbilical hernia repair (with spay/neuter surgery) $89
Inguinal cryptorchid neuter $69
Bilateral inguinal cryptorchid $89
Pyometra (additional fee includes IV catheter and antibiotics) $139
Additional Procedure (Electable)
Preanesthetic Blood Work $109
Hind dewclaw removal for dogs $30/Dewclaw
Deciduous tooth removal $49
Surgery Includes:
- Pre-anesthetic physical examination
- Individualized general anesthetic plan based on age, body type, breed
- Vital sign monitoring by professional care team members
- Pre- and post- operative pain medication to ensure that our patients remain comfortable both during and after the procedure
- After surgery each patient is kept comfortable with a warming system
- Post-op clinic exam if necessary
Dentistry and Oral Surgery
Dentistry Fees
Preanesthetic Bloodwork $109
Dental Consultation $49
Cats $459
Dogs Under 50 Pounds $459
Dogs Over 50 Pounds $539
Oral Surgery Fees
Level 1 $110
Level 2 $150
Oral Surgery Fee not to exceed an additional $600
Surgery Includes:
- Pre-anesthetic physical examination
- General anesthesia, which is required to perform a thorough oral cleaning and exam
- Anesthetic vital sign monitoring by licensed professional care team members to include blood pressure, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, temperature, EKG
- IV catheter and fluid therapy
- Full mouth intraoral digital X-rays
- Dental cleaning which includes ultrasonic and hand scaling below and above the gum line, polishing, fluoride treatment and complete dental charting
- Simple and surgical extractions, if necessary
- All patients having oral surgery receive pre- and post- op pain medication to include nerve blocks and systemic medication to ensure that they remain comfortable both during and after the procedure
- Each patient is kept comfortable with a warming system
- Follow-up exam if necessary
General Surgery
Preanesthetic Blood Work $109
Amputation
Leg – Feline $729
Leg – Canine $929
Tail – Feline $599
Tail – Canine $699
Toe $499
Aural Hematoma Repair $629
Anal Sacculectomy
One side $1019
Both side $1539
Cherry Eye Repair $449
Cystotomy (Bladder Stone Removal) $1069
Entropion/Ectropion $379 (per eye)
Enucleation (Eye Removal) $599 (per eye)
Exploratory Laparotomy/Foreign Body Removal (may require histopathology) $1229
Gastropexy (Stomach Tack) $349
Gastric Dilatation Volvulus (Bloat) $1369
Hernia Repair
Inguinal, one side $699
Umbilical, without spay/neuter $339
Perineal, one side $1359
Mass Removal
Level 1 $339
Level 2 $599
Level 3 $1009
Nasal Fold Resection $889
Pinnectomy $279
Prolapse
Rectal $109
Vaginal $109
Rhinoplasty (enlarge stenotic nares) $499
Splenectomy $1339
Vulvoplasty $799
Wound Repair
Level 1 $319
Level 2 $629
Level 3 $899
Additional Fees
Additional Complex Anesthesia Fee: $750
Histopathology $149 (one site)
Weight Fees: (All fees above are for animals 50 lbs and under.
- 51-75 pounds $90 additional weight adjustment
- 76-100 pounds $120 additional weight adjustment
- >101 pounds $170 additional weight adjustment
Surgery Includes:
- Pre-anesthetic physical examination
- Individualized general anesthetic plan based on age, body type, breed
- Vital sign monitoring by professional care team members
- Pre- and post- operative pain medication to ensure that our patients remain comfortable both during and after the procedure
- After surgery each patient is kept comfortable with a warming system
- Post-op clinic exam if necessary
Heartworm Treatment
Two Dose Protocol
1-22 pounds $490
23-44 pounds $510
45-66 pounds $530
67-88 pounds $550
88-110 pounds $570
Three Dose Protocol
1-22 pounds $710
23-44 pounds $740
45-66 pounds $780
67-88 pounds $810
88-110 pounds $850
Radiographs (Chest X-Rays)
Available by Request $129
Surgery Includes:
- Physical Exam
- A confirmatory heartworm test
- Necessary antibiotics for one month
- Necessary steroids for two months
- Three melarsomine (Immiticide) injections with sedation and pain medication
Humane Euthanasia
Humane Euthanasia
$79
This includes a consultation with the veterinarian and humane euthanasia.
At Anicira, we understand that deciding when it is time to let your companion go can be a very difficult and emotional experience. Pets are members of our families and having to say goodbye can be one of the hardest things a loving family has to do.
As pet parents ourselves, we understand the strong bond between people and their canine and feline family members. Our team is prepared to guide you through the process with compassion and gentle care to give your pet peace.
Factors such as age, chronic disease, or traumatic injury can sometimes inflict unbearable, untreatable symptoms of pain and discomfort. Our caring veterinarians will only consider euthanasia if the quality of life is determined to be extremely low without the possibility of recovery.
If you decide that an end-of-life consultation is the best choice for your pet, we will provide a quiet and comfortable place and will make the process as peaceful and painless as possible. If it is determined that euthanasia is the most humane option for your pet, you may choose to be with your pet or choose to say goodbye before. Please call our office for more information or to schedule a consultation.
Grieving the loss of a pet is a part of the healing process and is a very individualized experience. There are specific resources available through the Association of Pet Loss and Bereavement.
