This is one of the most essential pieces to accessing your pet’s health. This exam is required for administration of vaccines and dewormers.

A nail trim is an essential part of your pet’s health. We know that trimming your BFF’s nail is no fun…so let us do it for you!

Deworming is essential to keeping your best friend free of disease (and keeping you safe, too).

Instead of using our vaccine packages, you may purchase vaccinations individually to be administered by our staff. All vaccinations require a physical exam.

Prevention against parasites is a cornerstone of pet wellness. From blocking intestinal parasites to flea/ticks and heartworms, parasite prevention can often be the difference between a healthy pet and a sick pet. At BoosterPet, we have a range of options to fit every budget and we price match Chewy:) factors.

Microchipping your pet helps to get them back home should they ever become lost. While collars and tags are also great for this, microchips cannot be lost or removed and provide a much greater chance of your pet making it back home safely.

Bloodwork and urinalysis are often performed in maturing pets or pets with illness as an internal systems check. There are several types of blood and urine panels and the cost of bloodwork is dependent upon which panel(s) are most appropriate for your pet.  This requires an exam.

Some pets suffer from impacted anal glands which causes them to “scoot” their bum across the floor (ie your carpet, sofa, etc). This can be easily relieved with a simple (and stinky) expression. Let us handle this for you:)

Heartworm disease is increasing in our Seattle pets. Heartworm testing is an essential part of making sure your pet is free of disease and is safe to go onto preventative care.

FeLV and FIV are serious diseases which can be highly contagious between cats.

Ears can become icky for a lot of reasons. We can help transform those painful, smelly ears into healthy ears so they can listen to you better:). Icky ears have a wide-range of, well, ickiness. As a general rule, the worse the condition of the ear, the more intensive the treatment. Some ears may require multiple treatments over time.