FEES at The FoxNest Veterinary Hospital
2020
General Fees
Examinations:
Wellness Exams and general exams for the sick and injured $55
Wellness Exams for puppies and kittens $35
Post Purchase Puppy or Kitten Exam $35
Quickly resolved mini-exam $20-35
Quick pregnancy palpation: $0-20
Vaccination and Exam Packages $45-90
Recheck Exams needed in the first 3-4 weeks after seeing your pet for some problem are generally No Charge IF
1. No outstanding balance
2. The patient gets it's annual exam and vaccine package with us
3. The recheck exam is quick and easy
Emergency Fees: this is a frustrating subject; I need some time with my family, but I don't want any animals to be miserable and I especially don't want any recent patient to be neglected, so I give out my home phone number to clients, but please don't call unless the problem is serious.
Emergency Fees:
-to check on a recent patient - especially a recent surgical patient with something wrong: $0-25
-for regular patients; depending on convenience, the time, duration etc:
$25-75
-for new patients: $50-100
In addition, I charge $100 an hour after the first 45 minutes.
It's often better and less expensive if you have a major case needing all night care to go to the nearest 24 hour emergency hospital (near the Anderson Mall): Anderson: Phone 222-2188 (Now open only to midnight)
Greenville: 233-7650 open 6pm to 8 am each night
Mauldin: 233-7650 open until midnight
Hospitalization:
$30/night plus cost of treatments for routine cases
$45 PLUS/night plus cost of treatments for intensive care
Euthanasia and Cremation:
We anesthetize patients prior to euthanasia to minimize fear, pain, and anxiety. The entire process including legal disposal if desired is $85-100
Cremation is available and is done by the very reputable St Francis of Greenville. $90-250
What to Expect if your Pet is Sick
Exam $55
Hospitalization if needed $30/night
Lab work if needed $16-150
Radiographs if needed $120 ( a little extra if sedation needed)
Injections and medications: typically $10-100 per day while in the hospital
IV Fluids if needed $55/day
Procedures & supplies such as enemas, bandaging, catheters etc $0-50
Take home medications $0-100
As you can see, quite a range all depending on what your pet needs. But nonetheless, you can get a rough idea; most sick animals can be treated with good results for $75-400
What to Expect if your Pet Needs Surgery
For other surgeries the fees all depend on the health status of the patient, how severe the surgical problem and lots of other factors.
But in general, most of our very minor surgeries at the FoxNest cost $45-100 and our more major procedures cost $250-700
But that's only for the surgery. It typically costs between $80-200 for all the other stuff involved in caring for a surgical patient. These might include:


Pre-anesthetic check up/exam for vital signs $0-35


Hospitalization $30-45/night
Preanesthetic pain medication $0-15
Preanesthetic sedation $0-15


Pre-anesthetic blood work (to test kidney & liver function, glucose, anemia, proteins) $60-120
Either Injectable and/or Gas anesthesia $65-120


Digital Monitoring during the anesthetic and recovery period $0-22


Additional pain management as needed $0-15


Post Op Oxygen therapy as needed $22
Careful observation and care through recovery $0


Post Op antibiotics, antiseptics, other medications, restraints, to send home $0-100


Follow up care, rechecks, and suture removal $10 usually
What to Expect if your Pet Needs Dentistry
Most Pets: Pet dentistry is a fairly big deal involving anesthesia and a good bit of time for both the dental technicians and the doctor. Fee for everything involved range from $150-350 depending on the severity of the case, which anesthetic agents are needed, the blood work package we think is most appropriate and several other factors...... all of which are explained on our page about what to expect if your pet needs dentistry
More Information regarding costs on other pages on this site:
On This Page:
I've listed the fees that we usually charge for many of the things we do and offer at our clinic to your right.
Also to your right, a rough idea of the costs to expect if your pet ...
... is Sick
... needs Surgery
... needs Dentistry
Listed Below:
Package Prices for annual wellness exams and vaccines as well
as spaying and neutering:
For Boarding fees please click here to go to our boarding page
For Grooming fees please go to our grooming page but grooming fees depend so much on how badly matted and so forth your pet might be, so it's better to phone and talk directly to the groomers at 882-4488
We don't mark our products up much and you'll find that our flea control products, heartworm medicines and so forth are usually priced better or very close to the least expensive products available on internet sites.
Many of our products are listed below:
Revolution Plus Frontline Plus Comfortis CapStar
NexGard Sentinel
Simparica
Revolution Plus TriHeart Plus
ProHeart 12 month injection Sentinel
Panacur Pyrantel-50mg Revolution Cestex Virbantel
Sentinel
TriHeart Plus NexGuard
ZymoxHC
FoxNest Ear Cleaner Mometamax Phytosphingosine Hydroxyzine Duralactin OFA's
FoxNest Medicated Shampoo Relief OFA's Zymox
FoxNest OatMeal Shampoo Hydroxyzine Exotic Diets Hylyt Shampoo Genesis Spray BioGroom Natural Scented Shampoos MaloKet
Zymox TriCideNeo Nolvasan Malotic DermaGel
Bag Balm
Fly Repellent Vet Wrap
Biotene CET Oral Gel TD
ProPectalin DigestRite DiaRobe CatLax Pancrazyme K-Pectin
Duralactin
Rimadyl Adequan Injections
Tramadol Laser Therapy
Special Diets Duralactin OFA's
Reconcile/Prozac Feliway & Plug-Ins Elimiodor Forbid
ComposurePRO Valarian Root
OFA's SAM-e CranVet MultiVitamins PetTinic Milk Replacer Bottles & Nipples Reducing Diet LeanTreats
Prescription Therapy Diets
Urine Off The Equilizer Eliminodor Pet Candles ThioTrol Skunk
OFA's Phytosphingosine
AllerPet for Humans MicroChips Pet Insurance Pet Candles Bag Balm
Dog Appeasing Pheromone Feliway Spray