Wellness exam
Twenty-minute consult, full nose-to-tail check and a written plan for the year.
from $85 per visit
Kelowna, BC
Nobody gets dragged through the door here
Fear-free handling, longer appointments, and an estimate in your hand before anything is done.
4.9 from 462 reviews
Serving Kelowna, West Kelowna and Lake Country
Services
What we do
Routine care through to surgery and dentals. Every plan comes with a written estimate and a range, not a surprise.
Vaccinations
Core and lifestyle vaccines, with reminders so boosters never lapse.
from $45 per vaccine
Dental care
Scale, polish and extractions under anaesthetic, with pre-op bloodwork included.
from $480 per procedure
Spay & neuter
Day procedure with take-home pain relief and a free post-op check.
from $390 per procedure
Senior care
Twice-yearly checks with bloodwork, aimed at catching things while they are cheap to fix.
from $190 per panel
About
Longer appointments, calmer animals
We book twenty-minute consults instead of ten, because rushing a frightened animal makes everything take longer anyway. Cats have a separate waiting area, nervous dogs can wait in the car until we are ready, and we will happily do a no-treatment visit so a puppy learns the building is not scary.
“My cat has bitten every vet she has ever met. They let her stay in her carrier, did the exam on the floor, and she walked out calm. I nearly cried.”
Trish M. · Kelowna
“The dental estimate was $480 to $620 and the final bill was $505. Being told the range up front made a stressful thing manageable.”
Dmitri K. · West Kelowna
“They spotted early kidney values on a routine senior panel. Two years on she is still going because we caught it then.”
Jo A. · Lake Country
Visit
Hours & location
Hours
Mon–Fri
08:00 – 18:00
Sat
09:00 – 15:00
Find us
377 Bernard Avenue
Kelowna, BC V1Y 6H2
Serving Kelowna, West Kelowna and Lake Country
FAQ
Common questions
What will it cost?
A wellness exam is $85, vaccines from $45, spay or neuter from $390 and dentals from $480. Anything beyond a consult comes with a written estimate and a range before we proceed.
Is this an emergency?
Difficulty breathing, collapse, seizures, a bloated hard abdomen, straining to urinate, or suspected poisoning — go now, do not wait for an appointment. Tell the assistant and it will direct you.
My pet is terrified of the vet. What can you do?
A lot. Longer appointments, a separate cat area, waiting in your car until we are ready, and free no-treatment visits so an anxious animal can learn the building is safe.
Do you offer payment plans?
We accept third-party financing and can often stage non-urgent work across visits. Tell us your budget and we will build a plan around it rather than pretending money is not a factor.