If we have not seen your pet in the past 12 months they will need a wellness appointment with an exam in order to be able to provide any medications. You can request a wellness appointment here on our website. In addition, many prescriptions require your pet to be examined before dispensing or re-filling to ensure that your pet is healthy enough to handle the potential side effects of some prescriptions and provides further confirmation that the medication is appropriate for your pet’s current condition. Heartworm prevention might require an updated heartworm test prior to dispensing. We will reach out if we are not able to fill the prescription without a wellness appointment.

During intake and discharge the lobby is closed as all staff is needed during those times. We recommend that you come between 9am and 3pm Monday to Thursday to pick up your prescription once you are notified it is ready.

IMPORTANT: Prescription Refills are not confirmed until you have received notification. A staff member will contact you by text or email and will send a payment request for the amount due for the prescription via email.

Common items requested for refill:

1. Iverhart which is a chewable tablet that needs to be given every 30 days and covers heartworms and most intestinal parasites, including tapeworms. It costs $60 for a six-month supply or $120 for a year supply for dogs up to 100lbs.
2. Parasedge which is a topical medication that needs to be applied every 30 days. It also includes flea prevention but does not cover ticks. It costs $60 for a 3-month supply.
3. Nexgard Plus which is a chewable tablet given every 30 days for flea, tick AND heartworm prevention. This is a great all-in-one complete coverage solution. It costs $45 for 1 month or $ 205 for 6 months and $375 with an instant rebate.
4. Bravecto which is a flea and tick prevention which lasts 90 days. It is available as a topical for cats and a chew for dogs.
5. Slow Kill Heartworm treatment Medication refill which typically includes a refill of 30 days of Doxycycline and 3 months of heartworm prevention.