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Daily Specials

Daily Specials


Tuesday & Thursday

Dental
Package includes:
Pre-surgical examination
Antibiotic and pain injection

*Required for pets 6 years and up & Optional for pets under 6 years old

*Mini blood panel

*I.V. Fluids

FELINE STARTING AT $225.50

CANINE STARTING AT $395.50

Friday

Spay and Neuter
Package includes:

Pre-surgical examination

Heart and respiratory system monitoring

Antibiotic and pain injection

*Required for pets 6 years and up & Optional for pets under 6 years old

* Mini blood panel $59

* I.V. Fluids $79.50

FELINE NEUTER STARTING AT $99

FELINE SPAY STARTING AT $135

CANINE NEUTER STARTING AT $150

CANINE SPAY STARTING AT $195

(THIS IS JUST A ESTIMATE PRICE; PRICE IS BASED ON WEIGHT OF PET)

Wednesday & Saturday

Vaccine Specials

Wednesday 10 - 12 & 3 - 6 pm & Saturday 10 - 2 pm

Canine                                   Feline
Bordetella $16                       Fvrcp $13
Dhpp $13                               Felv $28
Corona $13                            Rabies $13
Lepto $33
Lyme $45
Rattlesnake $33

Canine Influenza $29

Take advantage of these other great savings

Wellness Exam Special at $36 During a Grooming or Resort Visit

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Newhall Office

Monday:

7:30 am-7:00 pm

Tuesday:

7:30 am-7:00 pm

Wednesday:

7:30 am-7:00 pm

Thursday:

7:30 am-7:00 pm

Friday:

7:30 am-7:00 pm

Saturday:

8:00 am-4:00 pm

Sunday:

Closed

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  • "Trust Dr. Mansour with my dogs! He’s very knowledgeable & has helped my Lucy with two successful surgeries!"
    Anne L.
  • "Dr. Mansour and his staff have provided not the slightest bit shy of impeccable service, care and attention to my Buddy. Since first bringing him in after getting hit by a car to having laid him down almost 10 years later you have been honest, sincere and unconditionally loving to us, and because of this we are Forever grateful.

    Thanks to all of you at Evergreen Animal Care Center for your great service."
    Howard C.
  • "My experience at Evergreen has always been great. Made an appointment in Friday and luckily we were able to be seen Saturday morning for shots. Shots were discounted which was great especially saving a little money after the holidays. We waited roughly 5 minutes before we were brought back and Kirby (our dog) was given her shots and we were on our way home. Always friendly service to humans and our fur baby."
    CESAR L.
  • "Correct care was given to our dog. She was on the brink, she's 15 years old and now is back to her old self after the treatment she received."
    MIKE I