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Anonymous wrote:Call this place first and talk with the doctor. You will know everything up front, no upselling services. Amazing care and service.
They come to your home to see the pet, this is huge to reduce stress on the animals.

https://www.myvetcalls.com/

Any idea how much does it cost only for annual check-up?

It used to be $85 for the fee to come to your house, and standard rates for procedures.

Thanks, everybody

Anonymous wrote:We were referred there for cancer care and were given estimates for three different treatment plans. No hard sell whatsoever. Wonderful end of life care. They ARE expensive but they are a first class facility.

Blue Pearl told us that we had to do surgery. Even without knowing beforehand what kind of cancer it was and whether it would come roaring back in a month.

Anonymous wrote:Call this place first and talk with the doctor. You will know everything up front, no upselling services. Amazing care and service.
They come to your home to see the pet, this is huge to reduce stress on the animals.

https://www.myvetcalls.com/

Any idea how much does it cost only for annual check-up?

Anonymous wrote:We were referred there for cancer care and were given estimates for three different treatment plans. No hard sell whatsoever. Wonderful end of life care. They ARE expensive but they are a first class facility.

Yep, Dr Rassmussen (sic) was great. She treated my lab with cancer and was one of the best vet's I've dealt with.

Anonymous wrote:Call this place first and talk with the doctor. You will know everything up front, no upselling services. Amazing care and service.
They come to your home to see the pet, this is huge to reduce stress on the animals.

https://www.myvetcalls.com/

This guy is great. He came to my home within four hours of calling him on a Sunday morning.

Blue Pearl’s pricing methods are unethical. They give you a range of several thousand dollars, but won’t get more precise until you show up right before the surgery. When your pet is almost under the knife, then you have to decide whether to go with, surprise, the high end of their estimates. Totally unethical.

Anonymous wrote:Call this place first and talk with the doctor. You will know everything up front, no upselling services. Amazing care and service.
They come to your home to see the pet, this is huge to reduce stress on the animals.

https://www.myvetcalls.com/

Dr. Perl is wonderful but it sounds like OP's pet needs surgery. He's not prepared for that level of care.

We were referred there for cancer care and were given estimates for three different treatment plans. No hard sell whatsoever. Wonderful end of life care. They ARE expensive but they are a first class facility.

Thanks, everybody!

Call this place first and talk with the doctor. You will know everything up front, no upselling services. Amazing care and service.
They come to your home to see the pet, this is huge to reduce stress on the animals.

https://www.myvetcalls.com/

We used Blue Pearl and they gave us a low and high end range estimate for our dog's surgery. The estimate was for all care, including meds and post op follow-up appointments.

We were pleased with both the customer service and the level of care provided. Our dog was 11 years old so I do understand the concern about paying a lot of money for a significant medical procedure. It certainly can't hurt to get a second opinion.

We went to Rocky Gorge Animal Hospital in Laurel.

We live in Potomac, best decision ever. Surgery locally was over $7000, RGA $1500. Excellent results.

I had a friend take their dog there in an emergency and she was pleased with the service but your situation is different. Our vet refers out to Southpaws in case you want to compare.

Our pet needs treatment that our regular vet can’t do, so they referred us to Blue Pearl. I’m concerned about their hard sells for procedures combined with their inability to give estimates for said procedures, despite the fact they have a sonogram, until the pet is under the knife. I don’t want to get into details in case we go with them, although I’m asking our regular vet for other recs. My main concern is not the cost but the pet’s quality of remaining life and unnecessary surgery. Has anybody had good or bad experiences with Blue Pearl?