🐾 Low-Cost Veterans Day Pet Vaccine Clinic in Crossville – 20 Appointments Available

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🐾 Low-Cost Veterans Day Pet Vaccine Clinic in Crossville – 20 Appointments Available

Pet owners in the Crossville area have a timely opportunity this Wednesday to access affordable vaccinations and basic veterinary services without an office visit charge. The clinic is timed to Veterans Day, when many people have the day off work.

📅 Clinic Details & How to Book

The vaccine clinic runs Wednesday, November 11th from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 594 Cook Road in Crossville. ✨ Twenty appointments are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and all bookings must be made online with prepayment (non-refundable). Pets must be healthy with no signs of weeping eyes or congestion, and aggressive animals will not be serviced.

💉 Services & Pricing

The clinic offers a range of affordable options for dogs and cats:

  • Vaccinations: DHPP (annual dog shot) – $15 | FVRCP (annual cat shot) – $15 | Bordetella (upper respiratory shot) – $20
  • Testing: Heartworm test – $25 | 4DX heartworm test (expanded for heartworm, Ehrlichia, and Lyme) – $40 | FELV/FIV cat test – $35
  • Basic Services: Nail trim – $10 | Microchip – $10 | Ear clean – $10 | Dewormer – $10

Rabies vaccines may be available at a cash price at the time of appointment, pending arrival. 🐕 There is no office visit charge for any of these services.

❤️ A Rescue Cat Needs a Home

The clinic also highlighted Buddy, an 8-year-old male cat currently in need of a forever home. Buddy is a former adoption who became available after his previous family required nursing care. Described as a quiet, gentle companion, he represents the ongoing need for foster and permanent homes in the rescue community.

Pet owners interested in booking should visit the online appointment portal to secure their slot before Wednesday’s clinic fills up. 🎯

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Written By Tom Seest

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