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Neighborhood veterinary care, made easier to understand

Medicine for pets. Peace of mind for their people.

Built around calm handoffs, prices shown up front, and records written for the people making the decisions.

A pet owner on a couch hugging a relaxed golden retriever, both at ease.

The visit

Four calm handoffs

Choose each stage in the planner below.

What follows you home

Costs, notes, next steps

Shared in your client portal.

What we do

Every kind of ordinary care.

  • Wellness exams

    Nose-to-tail checkups on a schedule that fits your pet's age.

  • Sick visits

    A clear route for concerns that should not wait for routine care.

  • Dentistry

    Cleanings and extractions, with photos you see the same day.

  • Day procedures

    A written plan, careful monitoring, and plain aftercare guidance.

  • Vaccinations

    Core and lifestyle vaccines, mapped to how your pet lives.

  • Nutrition & weight

    Food plans built around your pet, not the bag label.

A pet owner on a lavender sofa booking a visit on their phone, dog dozing beside them.
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Visit planner

See the visit before it happens.

Choose a stage to see what the family brings, what the clinic explains, and where professional judgment stays in the room.

Choose one of the four stages

For this stage

  • A short note about what changed
  • Current medicines, if relevant

This form does not submit a booking; the clinic will confirm the request directly.

A veterinary professional in blue scrubs holding a calm gray tabby cat.

Pricing

Show the price before the appointment.

A clear price board, before the appointment.

Otterbrook price board

Wellness exam$68
Sick visit$78
Core vaccine$32
Microchip$45
Nail trim$18
X-ray, two views$140
Dental cleaning$340
Spay / neuterfrom $290

The clinic provides a written estimate based on the animal and recommended care.

Client portal

A readable record after the visit.

The portal keeps notes, results, and invoices together without replacing a veterinarian’s explanation.

A couple on a sofa with their dog between them, everyone comfortable.

First-visit preparation

Less repeating. More time to talk.

  • Share the reason for the visit
  • Bring or request prior records
  • Note what helps your pet feel settled
  • Keep a short list of questions

General preparation only. A veterinary professional gives care instructions for the individual animal.

Review the visit flow
  • Costs explained
  • Decisions made together
  • Notes written clearly

Honestly framed

Calm care starts with a clear handoff.

Otterbrook reduces uncertainty without pretending software makes medical decisions.