Peninsula SPCA

We provide Rabies, Canine Distemper, and Feline Distemper/Herpes vaccinations, along with core protection against Parvo for puppies. Vaccinations are available by appointment, including walk-ins between 9 AM–12 PM on clinic days.

We perform heartworm testing (required annually for dogs 6+ months old) and provide prescription heartworm prevention medications (oral and topical options). Prevention requires annual testing to confirm negative status before restocking.

We sell and prescribe flea and tick prevention products, including oral (NexGard) and topical treatments (Seresto collars for 8-month protection). All oral flea/tick preemptives also include heartworm prevention (e.g., Iverheart Plus, NexGard Combo for cats).

We offer microchipping services as an add-on to vaccine appointments for $35. Our clinic ensures pets are safely registered and updated in national databases for permanent identification. Limited to clinic days.

We provide routine deworming for intestinal parasites, including tapeworm treatments ($10–$35). Deworming is available as a standalone service or in combination with vaccine appointments. Walk-ins accepted 9 AM–12 PM on clinic days.

We offer an Annual Health Screen Blood Work ($95) that includes CBC and chemistry panels, essential for senior pets or pre-surgical evaluations. Bloodwork is also required for limited specialty surgeries and is arranged via clinic or referring veterinarian.

We offer fecal analysis for $20 to screen for intestinal parasites. This service is available year-round by appointment, with walk-ins accepted 9 AM–12 PM on clinic days. Results are provided during the same visit.

We provide dental extractions ($15–$30 per tooth) for damaged or diseased teeth. Extractions are scheduled separately from dental cleanings and require a pre-anesthesia health screening.

We offer spay/neuter surgeries by appointment only for dogs and cats 4+ months old. Packages include a complimentary exam, pain medication, e-collar, suture removal (if needed), and a nail trim. Pre-anesthesia bloodwork and a current rabies vaccination are required.

We perform foreign body removal surgery ($950) as part of our limited specialty services, available by referral and appointment. Pre-operative imaging and bloodwork are mandatory. Overnight stay may be required at a local emergency center.

We handle wound and laceration repair ($150–$350) as part of our general and limited specialty surgeries. Treatment includes assessment, cleaning, and surgical closure when needed. Referrals are required for complex cases.

We provide Cherry Eye repair surgery for $275 (unilateral) or $375 (bilateral) through our limited specialty program. Services require prior examination and referral from a veterinarian. Appointments are scheduled by contacting the clinic.

We provide post-operative and chronic pain management as part of our spay/neuter and surgical services. Complimentary pain medication is included with surgeries, with additional options available for long-term care plans.

We offer medical grooming services as add-ons to vaccine appointments, including nail trims ($20–$25), anal gland expression, and medicated baths for skin conditions. Limited to clinic days.

Complimentary nail trimming is included with spay/neuter surgeries, or available as an add-on to vaccine appointments ($20–$25). We also provide dremeling for overgrown or problematic nails during medical groomings.

We provide anal gland expression as an add-on service to vaccine appointments for pets requiring medical attention. This focuses on pets with history of impaction or discomfort.