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Your first visit is 40 minutes. Here is all of it.

Ten more minutes than a regular visit, so we can learn your pet’s history without rushing the exam.

A first visit: the vet sits on the floor mat and lets a young dog sniff her hand.
First visit exam
$105
Vaccines
Priced separately, if due
The form
About 5 minutes, before or after you book

Minute by minute.

  1. 0 to 5You arrive. Dogs at the front door, cats at the side door. Text “here” if you would rather wait in the car.
  2. 5 to 15History: food, medications, behavior at home, what has worked at other vets and what has not.
  3. 15 to 30The exam, on the floor or in the bottom of the carrier. Vaccines if they are due and you agree.
  4. 30 to 40The plan and the price, written down. You leave with a summary and the next due dates.
A ginger cat wrapped in a towel while a vet listens with a stethoscope.

Before you come.

For dogs. Switch to cats at the top of the page.For cats. Switch to dogs at the top of the page.

  • Leash and harness, not a retractable lead.
  • A stool sample less than 12 hours old, in a bag.
  • Treats your dog loves. We will ask before giving ours.
  • Names of any medications and foods.

Records

Attach old records to the form, or tick “Please request them” and we write to your old clinic. Transferring records is free. Bring vaccine certificates if you have them on paper.

What it costs

  • First visit exam$105
  • Vaccines, if due$30 to $44 each
  • Stool test$48

You will see each price before anything is done.

Questions

How do I become a client?

Book a 40-minute first visit. We go through your pet’s history in the first ten minutes, so there is nothing to fill in before.

Do you need my pet's old records?

It helps. Email what you have to records@lanternwood.example, or tell us your old clinic and we request them. Transfers are free.

What should I bring to the first visit?

Your pet, a stool sample less than 12 hours old if you can get one, the names of any medications and foods, and the carrier or leash they are calmest in.

Do you see rabbits, birds, or reptiles?

No. Only dogs and cats. It is part of how we keep the building quiet.

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