• Illness treatment
• Injury treatment
• Allergy treatment
• Dental services
• Grooming services
• Emergency care
• Surgeries other than Spay/Neuter

For surgery prices click here

For vaccine prices here

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• Wellness services are performed on a “first come, first serve” basis. There are no appointments for wellness services.
• If this is your first time visiting us, please bring a copy of any veterinary records you have for your pet.

Administrative Hours
Monday-Thursday 7:15am 6:00pm
Friday 9:00am 4:00pm
Saturday 9:00am 12:30pm
Sunday CLOSED CLOSED

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Spay Shuttle 1What is the SPAY SHUTTLE?

The Spay Shuttle is a service offered by People for Animals that provides round-trip transportation for cats and dogs for same-day spay/neuter surgery at one of our clinics. It is available to individuals, shelters, and rescues. The Spay Shuttle is by appointment only. On the morning of your appointment, we meet you outside the pick-up location you select and transport your companion animal to our clinic. In the afternoon, after your companion animal’s surgery has been completed and he or she is fully recovered from anesthesia, the Spay Shuttle brings him or her back to you at the same location.

Where does the Spay Shuttle pick up animals and when?

The Spay Shuttle picks up animals for spay/neuter surgery at Petco/Petland stores throughout New Jersey as well as local stores. For a list of locations and available dates click here

How much does it cost to use the SPAY SHUTTLE?

Individuals using the Spay Shuttle will be charged a $5 transportation fee per animal.

It is recommended to Spay/Neuter your dog or cat between the ages of 4 to 6 months.

• Wellness care such as vaccinations, testing, microchip insertion, nail trims, and topical flea/tick preventative.
Dog deciduous teeth removal – $50
• Deciduous teeth are baby teeth that have not fallen out on their own after the adult teeth have fully erupted. A dog’s adult teeth are typically fully grown by the time they are 6 months of age but may take longer depending on the dog. If not removed, deciduous teeth can cause a build up of tartar and cause dental issues.
• If your dog is over 2 years of age, it is recommended you visit a Full Service Vet for deciduous teeth extraction.
Dog dewclaw removal – $25
• Dewclaws are extra claws located above the paw around the wrist area. These claws do not get naturally filed down as the claws on the paws do. These claws can get caught on furniture causing discomfort and in some cases can be torn off. If the nails are not trimmed often, they are prone to curling in and piercing the skin causing discomfort.
• Due to equipment limitations, we are only able to remove dewclaws attached by skin. Dewclaws attached by bone will need to be removed by a Full Service Vet.
Umbilical hernia repair – $35
• Umbilical hernias appear as a bulge in a pet’s umbilical area just below the ribcage. When the umbilical ring of a puppy or kitten does not close properly after birth, it may cause a buildup of fat or organs in the area. A reducible hernia is typically abdominal lining or fat, which may not cause discomfort. A non-reducible hernia is when one or more organs are bulging out from the umbilicus which usually causes discomfort and may cause issues later.

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Vaccinations* ([at bottom of page]*Vaccinations are based off of People for Animal’s guidelines. Other veterinary clinics may have different vaccination requirements. If you take your pet to another veterinary clinic for vaccinations, always bring a copy of your records.)
• When your pet receives a new vaccination, it is important to complete the booster series. Most vaccinations are part of a booster series that must be completed in order to properly boost your pet’s immune system to fight against a particular disease. Once your pet receives his or her first vaccination of a booster series, in about 3 weeks for the next booster. We will give you a suggested date to come back located on your receipt.
Rabies – $19
The Rabies Vaccination is required by law. Your pet’s first Rabies Vaccination is valid for 1 year. The next Rabies Vaccinations are valid for 3 years.
Distemper (DA2PP/FVRCP) – $19
• The Distemper Vaccination is one of the most important vaccinations. It protects against the Parvo Virus as well as a few other common diseases your pet may contract.
• This vaccination requires a booster series. If your pet is under 4 months, he or she will need 3 Distemper Vaccinations. If your pet is over 4 months, he or she will only need 2. Once your pet has completed the booster series, he or she will need another Distemper Vaccination annually.

Dogs

Bordatella (Kennel Cough) – $19
•  Recommended if your dog is around other unknown dogs frequently (groomer, dog parks, etc.). Many groomers require this vaccination. Contact your groomer for vaccination requirements.
•  This vaccination is administered through the nose. Your pet may be sneeze afterwards. Your dog will need a Bordatella vaccination annually to be protected from Kennel Cough.
CIV – Canine Influenza – $30
•  Recommended if your dog is around other unknown dogs frequently (groomer, dog parks, etc.).
•  This vaccination requires a booster series of 2. Your dog will need a CIV vaccination annually to be protected from Canine Influenza.
Leptospirosis – $30
•  Recommended if your dog is exposed to contaminated bodies of water that they may drink from (ponds, puddles, lakes, rivers, etc.).
•  This vaccination requires a booster series of 2. Your dog will need a Leptospirosis vaccination annually to be protected from Leptospirosis.
Lyme Disease – $30
•  Recommended if you live or visit wooded areas with your dog or anywhere where they may be exposed to ticks. Ticks can transmit Lyme Disease to your dog.
•  This vaccination requires a booster series of 2. Your dog will need a Lyme Disease vaccination annually to be protected from Lyme Disease.
o It is also recommended your dog use a Flea and Tick preventative such as Activyl or Bravecto.

Cats

FeLV – Feline Leukemia – $30
•  Recommended if your cat is allowed outdoors or is around cats with Feline Leukemia.
•  This vaccination requires a booster series of 2. Your cat will need a Feline Leukemia vaccination biannually to be protected from Feline Leukemia.

Fecal Test – $30
• Tests for intestinal parasites.
• Recommended to be part of your pet’s annual checkup.
• Always test a new pet before you introduce him or her to your other pets. Intestinal parasites are easy to transmit from pet to pet.
4DX (Dogs only) -$35
• Tests your dog for Heartworms, Lyme Disease, Anaplasma, and Ehrlichiosis.
• Recommended to be part of your dog’s annual checkup and is required before purchasing Tri-Heart or any other heartworm preventative.
FeLV/FIV (Cats only) – $30
• Tests your cat for Feline Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.
• Recommended to be part of your cat’s annual checkup especially if they are allowed outdoors or are around cats that are FeLV or FIV positive.
CBC/Chem – $90
• Tests your pet’s organ functionality and chemical levels.
• Recommended if your pet is ill or unwell for an unknown reason. If anything is abnormal with your pet’s results, we may recommend you to visit a Full Service Vet for a full evaluation or treatment.
• Required for dogs from 7 to 10 years of age and under 25 pounds to be spayed/neutered.

Activyl
• For use by Cats and Dogs of all ages.
• Topical gel applied to the spine of your pet that will protect against Fleas and Ticks for 1 month.
Revolution
• For use by Cats of all ages and young Puppies.
• Topical gel applied to the spine of your pet that will protect against Fleas, Ticks, and Heartworm for 1 month.
Bravecto
• For use by Dogs over the age of 6 months.
• Small chewable tablet that will protect against Fleas for 3 months and Ticks for 2 months.
Tri-Heart
• For use by Dogs of all ages
• Small chewable tablet that will protect against Heartworms for 1 month. Comes in a 6-month box. A valid 4DX test is required.

Microchip
•  A small, rice-sized microchip that is placed under the skin between the shoulder blades of your pet. If your pet is found, it can be scanned by standard pet scanner to pull up your pet’s unique code. This code can be used to contact Home Again so that you may be contacted about your pet’s location. This is not a tracking device.
•  If you have a cat or a smaller dog, it is recommended to receive a microchip at the time of the spay/neuter because the needle is larger than a regular needle.
Nail Trim
•  Your pet should have regular nail trims to ensure your pet’s nails do not overgrow. Overgrowth of nails can cause extreme discomfort. If left uncut for too long, the nails may start to curl and pierce the pads of their paws.
•  If you have a new kitten or puppy, start cutting the tips of their nails as a part of their grooming routine so that they are not afraid to have their nails cut later in life.