Pricing for Routine Veterinary Services
Pricing Information
Below are the prices for some of our routine veterinary services. For all other procedures, we are happy to provide a clear and detailed estimate during your consultation.
PAYMENT OPTIONS
To help make managing your pet’s care easier we offer flexible payment options including Afterpay, Zip Pay,VetPay, Gap only and NILs Loans.
Veterinary Consultations
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Week Days (30 minutes ) $128
Saturday Morning (30 minutes ) $128
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Week Days (45 minutes) $215
For example: complex medical cases, treatment of multiple issues -
(15 minutes ) $100
(30 minutes ) $128This is via phone call or videolink (your pet is not present)
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1st Diabetes Consultation. Extended at (45 minutes) $215
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An extended (45 minute ) consult to discuss your pet’s full history and detailed examination of skin, coat and ears. $195
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Pre-Surgery Health Check (15 minute) - $75
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Additional add on during a consult or during de-sexing procedure.
Microchipping - $65
Desexing
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Cat Castrate: $195
Cat Spay: $315
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All desexing includes; pre-anaesthetic health check with haematology blood work for insight into your pet’s immune system, IV fluids, hospitalisation, GA, take home pain relief and lots of cuddles and TLC.
Pre-anaesthetic blood tests are optional but recommended and this will incur an additional cost.
➡️ *On heat or pregnant spays will incur a surcharge
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Dog Castrate Under 10kg: $395
Dog Castrate (11-20kg): $435
Dog Castrate (21-30kg): $475
Dog Castrate (31-40kg): $515
Dog Castrate (41-50kg): $575
Dog Castrate (>40kg): $595
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Dog Spay Under 10kg: $495
Dog Spay (11-20kg): $525
Dog Spay (21-30kg): $575
Dog Spay (31-40kg): $655
Dog Spay (>40kg): $725
All desexing includes; pre-anaesthetic health check with haematology blood work for some insight into your pet’s immune system, IV fluids, hospitalisation, GA, take home pain relief and lots of cuddles and TLC.
** Full pre-anaesthetic blood testing is recommended to give us a more complete picture of your pet’s health before surgery. It is an optional service and carries an additional cost.
➡️ mature/on heat/pregnant spays will incur a surcharge
Annual Health & Vaccinations Consults Titre Testing
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Kitten F3 Vaccination $128
Annual Adult F3 Vaccination $128
Annual Adult F3 and FIV FIV Vaccination $175
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Puppy Vaccinations - $148
Adult Health & Vaccination Consult (with Canine Cough) - $148
Adult Health & Vaccination Consult (with Canine Cough) and Triennial C3 - $148
Adult Health & Vaccination (with Canine Cough) and inc Titre Testing - $293
For further information see our blog post : https://www.forthvet.com.au/blog/important-update-to-your-dogs-annual-healthcare
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Juvenile Vaccination Titre Confirmation Test - $145
Stand-a-lone Titre Test Appointment - $195
Adult Health & Vaccination (with Canine Cough) inc Titre Testing - $293
For further information see our blog post : https://www.forthvet.com.au/blog/important-update-to-your-dogs-annual-healthcare
Why Forth Vet Clinic recommend and perform pre-anaesthetic blood tests, even for routine surgical procedures
Pre-anaesthetic blood testing is an important step to help keep your pet as safe as possible during surgery. Even when your dog or cat appears perfectly healthy, these tests give us a clearer picture of how their organs are functioning especially the liver and kidneys, which process anaesthetic drugs.
The results can help us identify hidden issues such as infection, dehydration, or early organ changes that might not yet show symptoms. This information allows our vets to adjust the anaesthetic plan, medication doses, or even delay surgery if needed to protect your pet’s wellbeing.
In short, pre-anaesthetic blood work helps us tailor care to your pet’s needs by providing a broader picture of their health and guiding anaesthetic decisions for the safest possible procedure and recovery.
Understanding Titre Testing
Titre testing is a blood test that checks for measurable antibodies against the three diseases covered by the C3 vaccination (Canine parvovirus, Canine distemper, Canine adenovirus).
The test provides our vets with additional clinical information about how your dog has responded to vaccinations and whether measurable antibodies remain present. Antibodies reflect immune protection , so a good level of antibodies reflects a good immune response against these vaccinatable diseases. Titre testing has become easier to access at Forth Valley Veterinary Clinic with new in-house testing and equipment in our lab.
This testing is completed in-house and results are generally available on the same day.
This allows our vet to consider the result alongside the dog’s vaccination history, age, health and individual disease risks when making a recommendation. ) d recovery.
Dog Health and Vaccination Consults include an annual canine cough vaccine and annual health check up including:
Teeth and oral health
Weight and body condition
Heart and circulation
Joints, movement and mobility
Skin, coat and ears
Eyes and general physical condition
Lumps or other physical changes
Lifestyle and disease exposure risks
and discusses other preventative care needs including C3 (as relevant)
It is helpful to remember that 12 months for a dog is like 6-7 years for us, so essentially, a visit to the doctor once every 6 years! This is also why we recommend a check every 6 months for older pets. Finding changes earlier may provide more options for treatment, management and ongoing care.
For further information see our blog post here: https://www.forthvet.com.au/blog/important-update-to-your-dogs-annual-healthcare