Banfield Pet Hospital

No, but we understand pet care can be expensive. Your veterinary team may be able to direct you toward community resources if needed. We hope this helps!

No, but you can call us during hospital hours for urgent care advice. Depending on the situation, we can help provide a referral for urgent care, specialty providers, or to an emergency hospital. During non-hospital hours, please contact your local emergency hospital.

I don't know about that

Yes we put the animal in the oven for an hour

Have you tried calling 211 or google it

We believe that preventive care is the most effective way to keep your pet healthy throughout all stages of life. Our pet hospitals offer many preventive care treatments, including: • Vaccinations • Dental Care • Parasite Control • Nutritional Counseling • Behavioral Counseling • Comprehensive Examinations

You can spread the cost of your wellness plan across the 12 months of your annual agreement to make it easier to budget for the essential health care your pet needs. Your monthly payments can be automatically withdrawn from a checking or savings account or charged to a credit card so that you don’t have to worry about them once you enroll. We also offer the option of paying in full if you prefer.

Optimum Wellness Plans are designed to provide annual preventive care. They include head-to-tail exams, vaccines, early screening diagnostics, consultations for proper nutrition, dental care and more! Since wellness plans are not insurance, they do not include treatment for unpredictable or abnormal conditions, however discounts would apply. Because pets need ongoing preventive care, wellness plans automatically renew at the end of each twelve month period (unless paid in full at enrollment).

Hi - Thanks for reaching out! The hospital will be your best source for pricing information, but for a rough estimate on certain services, you can also use our pricing calculator here: https://www.banfield.com/our-hospitals/services-pricing#/pricingwidget

Hi Jasmin - Many of our veterinarians treat exotic animals and small mammals. Contact your nearest Banfield Pet Hospital to find out if they are equipped to treat your pet, or with any specific questions you may have regarding bringing your exotic pet or small mammal in for a veterinary visit. https://www.banfield.com/our-hospitals/hospital-locations

That's fine rebel is still a baby and they will stay sharp even after grooming. As rebel grows they can cut more without damage to the vessels in the nail. After rebel received all shots and can go outside the nation's will get filed down as rebel walks and runs on concrete.

I've seen it once that when a guinea pig was sick the doctor there was treating it, and being paid by petsmart. I would call, and find out more.

Nope.