Services & Fees
YOU ANIMAL CLINIC provides veterinary care using modern medical equipment, with a focus on minimizing stress for dogs and cats.
Fee Guide
Prices do not include tax.
| Microchipping | ¥3,500 |
| Rabies vaccine | From ¥2,850 |
| Vanguard Plus 5/CV vaccine (dogs) | ¥5,900 |
| Vanguard Plus 5/CV-L vaccine (dogs) | ¥6,900 |
| Vanguard Plus 5/CV-L4 vaccine (dogs) | ¥7,900 |
| FVRCP vaccine (cats) | ¥3,900 |
| ProHeart 12 (dogs) | From ¥7,900 |
| NexGard Spectra (dogs) | From ¥2,150 |
| NexGard COMBO (cats) | From ¥1,900 |
| Dog neuter surgery (includes bloodwork) | From ¥34,900 |
| Dog spay surgery (includes bloodwork) | From ¥44,900 |
| Cat neuter surgery (includes bloodwork) | From ¥24,900 |
| Cat spay surgery (includes bloodwork) | From ¥34,900 |
Payment Options & Pet Insurance
We accept cash, PayPay, and major credit cards. We also offer direct billing for Anicom, iPet, and Pet & Family pet insurance.
Preventive Care
Rabies vaccination is required once a year. It can be administered at any time of year.
For Funabashi residents, we can assist with the required registration paperwork.
Combination Vaccines
We select the appropriate type of vaccine according to your pet’s age and lifestyle.
Parasite Prevention
Modern all-in-one products make it easier to provide broad protection against multiple parasites.
Dental Scaling
Regular dental scaling under anesthesia can significantly improve periodontal disease and bad breath.
Spay & Neuter Surgery
Spaying and neutering not only prevent unwanted pregnancy but may also provide important health benefits.
Diagnostics
Our in-house laboratory equipment allows us to evaluate inflammation, anemia, infections, diabetes, liver, kidney and heart disease, heartworm infection, antibody titers, and more.
X-ray Examination
Our digital radiography (DR) system provides short exposure times, improved safety, and clear high-resolution images.
Ultrasound Examination
Our high-performance ultrasound system allows us to examine the heart and abdominal organs, including the liver, kidneys, spleen, bladder, uterus, and prostate.
Urinalysis
Specific gravity, protein, urine sediment, and dipstick testing can help detect diseases of the bladder, kidneys, and urinary tract.
Fecal Examination
Testing for blood, parasite eggs, and other abnormalities can help identify causes of poor appetite, diarrhea, and vomiting.
Treatment
An oxygen concentrator allows us to provide an oxygen-enriched ICU environment for critically ill patients and for care before and after surgery.
Medication
We use an automated medication packaging machine and tablet-cutting equipment to make oral medications easier to administer to dogs and cats.
Fluid Therapy
Infusion pumps allow us to deliver intravenous fluids at rates appropriate for each patient’s body size and condition.
Surgery
We use patient monitors, electrosurgical units, vascular sealing systems, and other medical equipment with the goal of providing safer anesthesia and surgery.
Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
New antiviral treatments have made it increasingly possible to successfully treat this once highly fatal disease in cats.
Endoscopy
By passing an endoscope through the mouth into the stomach, we may be able to remove swallowed foreign objects without making a surgical incision.