Vaccination Clinic
Dates 2009
April 18th
May 2nd
9am-2pm
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a vaccination clinic?

A vaccination clinic is a service we provide the community where you may come into the clinic without an appointment for vaccinations and preventative
care products for your dog or cat at discounted prices.  

How long will the wait be?

Our vaccination clinics are very popular.  We often see 200 to 300 pets a day.  We try to move the line along as quickly as possible, but there is always a wait.  Keep in mind there will be many other dogs and cats in the
clinic at the same time as you.  For your pet's safety, we must insist you bring them on a leash or in a carrier.  If you do not have a leash or a
carrier, you may purchase one at the clinic.

Why come to a vaccination clinic?

We discount our prices during this special event to make it as affordable as possible to help people keep their pets healthy.  

Can I schedule an appointment during the vaccination clinic?

No.  We only hold these clinics two Saturdays a year.  We do not schedule any appointments during these dates in order to accommodate as many pets as possible at our discounted prices.

Can I get an exam from the doctor during the vaccination clinic?

Yes.  Wellness exams will be provided at a significant savings.  However, if your pet is diagnosed with an illness at the time of the exam, you will need to schedule an appointment during regular business hours.  This is so
the doctor may spend the time necessary to treat the problem appropriately.  
A regular exam fee will be charged at the time of the scheduled appointment, however the fee you paid at the
vaccination clinic for the wellness exam will be deducted from your bill.  
If your pet is ill, he/she may not be given the requested vaccinations, at the
discretion of the doctor.  This is because the vaccinations may complicate the
illness.  You will be refunded immediately for any items you did not receive.

Why do I have to have an exam and a heart worm test in order to
purchase heart worm preventative?

All heart worm preventatives are prescription medications.  Federal law
dictates that we must perform an exam before any prescription medications are
dispensed.

What is included in a wellness exam?

A wellness exam is comprised of several different evaluations of your pet's health.  These include the following:
  • Ears
  • Eyes
  • Heart
  • Lungs
  • Skin
  • Teeth
  • Hips
  • Knees
Should any of these appear abnormal, it will be noted in your pet's medical chart
and you will be requested to schedule an appointment during regular business
hours to determine how to treat the abnormality.  At the time of your
appointment, the fee for the vaccination clinic wellness exam will be
deducted from your bill.

What forms of payment do you accept at the vaccination clinic?

We accept the following:
  • Cash
  • Check
  • Mastercard
  • Visa
  • Discover
Payment is due when services are rendered.  We do not offer any payment plans.  We thank you for your understanding.

Can I have a prescription filled at the vaccination clinic?
No.  The only prescription item we can fill during the vaccination clinic is Heartgard.  Due to the fast pace we must keep at our vaccination clinics, our staff is unable
to count out and fill regular medications for your pets at the vaccination clinic.  If
your pet is on regular medications, you should call the prescription in before
hand so we may have it ready for you when you come in.
Vaccination Clinic Procedures:

  1. You may arrive with your pets between the hours of 9:00 am and 2:00 pm.  Upon
    arrival you will be given a number, and a vaccination information sheet.  Please fill out
    completely and legibly.  We need this for your pets medical record.  We will also
    have available for purchase leashes or cardboard pet carriers if you are in need of
    one.
  2. When your number is called you will proceed to one of the four people at the front
    desk for check out.  The receptionists will be able to assist you with deciding what
    vaccinations and preventative care your pet will need.  You will be able to purchase
    any product you need at this time, and you will pay for your pet's vaccinations.  Your
    form will be highlighted and placed for technician pickup.  
  3. As soon as one of our technicians is available they will call your last name.  Once
    you are in the room your pet will be given their vaccinations.  
  4. You will then be directed to leave by the clinics rear entrance.
If you have any questions regarding our vaccination
clinic you may email us at:
info@cambridgevetcare.com or call us 763-689-0095.
During these clinics we are not able to treat sick animals.  If your
animal is sick they may not be able to be vaccinated and will have
to schedule an appointment to be seen by the doctor at a later time.
2010 Vaccination Clinics have yet to be
announced.  Please check back in
February for the 2010 dates.
763-689-0095
Cambridge VetCare Animal Clinic
Cambridge, MN
Clinic Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8am - 6pm
Saturday - 8am - 12pm
Sunday - Closed