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Feline Specials

Spay – $350

Neuter – $299

Includes pre-op exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.

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Canine Specials

Spay up to 50 lbs – $399

Spay over 50 lbs – $499

Neuter up to 50 lbs – $399

Neuter over 50 lbs – $499

Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.

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Dental Cleaning

0–30 lbs + Feline  – $399

31–50 lbs – $499

51–100 lbs – $599

Extractions: $40 per tooth 

Includes all the essentials: exam, TNT, ear check, bloodwork, IV catheter, fluids, and take-home meds.

Spay, Neuter & Dental Promo

Limited Time Offer - Ends 10/10/2025!

Take care of your pet's health with our all-inclusive surgical and dental packages — available now through October 10, 2025!

Digital Veterinary X-Rays

High-resolution imaging with minimal radiation exposure. Quickly diagnoses fractures, injuries, and internal conditions.

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Clear Imaging for Better Pet Care

Digital radiology helps veterinarians evaluate your pet's internal structures and investigate potential health problems. At Canyon Lake Veterinary Hospital, digital X-rays can help identify injuries, assess bones and joints, and detect certain internal conditions. These images provide valuable information to help guide diagnosis and treatment recommendations.

When Are Pet X-Rays Needed?

Fractures and Injuries

Evaluate broken bones, joint problems, and traumatic injuries.

Internal
Conditions

Examine the chest and abdomen for certain abnormalities.

Swallowed
Objects

Help identify some foreign objects that may have been ingested.

Ongoing Health Concerns

Support further investigation when symptoms require diagnostic imaging.

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What to Expect During Digital Radiology

Your veterinarian will determine whether X-rays are appropriate based on your pet's symptoms and examination. Depending on the area being examined, your pet may need to remain still or receive sedation to obtain clear images safely. The results can help your veterinarian determine whether additional testing or treatment is needed.

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Why Choose Us?

High-Quality & Affordable Care

Emergency & Urgent Care

Advanced Diagnostics & Treatment

Reliable & Convenient Services

Trusted & Experienced Team

Canyon Lake, CA 92587, USA

Book your pet’s next checkup online in just a few clicks through our convenient patient portal.

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