Frequently Asked Questions About Welleby Veterinary Hospital

Welleby Veterinary Hospital offers preventive, medical, surgical, and urgent veterinary care for dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, exotic mammals, and other species in Sunrise, FL. Services include wellness exams, vaccinations, dental care, diagnostic testing, surgery, spay and neuter procedures, acupuncture, urgent care, end-of-life care, and dedicated avian and exotic veterinary services.

Yes. Welleby Veterinary Hospital has earned positive reviews from pet owners throughout Sunrise and the surrounding South Florida communities. Clients frequently turn to our family-owned practice for personalized veterinary care and the ability to receive care for many different species under one roof. Check out some of our most recent reviews!

The exam fee depends on the type of pet being seen. A standard exam for a dog or cat is $84, while an exam for an avian or exotic pet is $99.

These fees cover the veterinary examination itself. If your pet needs vaccines, laboratory testing, imaging, medications, or another service, those costs are additional. Our team discusses recommended care and associated costs with you so you know what to expect before moving forward.

Yes. New patients are welcome at Welleby Veterinary Hospital, whether you have a new puppy or kitten, recently brought home an exotic pet, or are simply looking for a new veterinarian in Sunrise, FL. Dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, and other exotic pets can become patients at our hospital.

Yes. Welleby Veterinary Hospital provides urgent and emergency veterinary care during regular hospital hours for dogs, cats, birds, reptiles, exotic mammals, and other species. If your pet experiences a sudden illness, injury, or another concerning problem, you can bring them to our hospital for care. Calling us at (954) 748-2002 before arriving is encouraged when possible so our team can learn more about your pet’s condition and prepare for their arrival.

For emergencies that occur when our hospital is closed, we recommend seeking care from an after-hours emergency veterinary hospital. If you have an avian or exotic pet, contact the emergency hospital before heading there to confirm that a veterinarian who treats your pet’s species is available.

Yes. Welleby Veterinary Hospital offers financing options through Cherry, CareCredit, and Scratch Pay, which may allow eligible clients to divide veterinary expenses into manageable payments. We also accept cash and major credit cards. Approval and financing terms are determined by the individual financing provider.

Yes. Welleby Veterinary Hospital accepts pet insurance. Pet owners are responsible for paying for veterinary services in full at the time of treatment and then submitting a claim to their pet insurance provider for reimbursement. Our team is happy to provide medical records, invoices, or other documentation your insurance company may require to process your claim.

Because coverage varies by insurance company and plan, we recommend contacting your provider directly with questions about deductibles, reimbursement rates, waiting periods, or covered services.

For your pet’s first visit to Welleby Veterinary Hospital, bring any medical or vaccination records you have available. Records from previous veterinary hospitals give our doctors helpful background on your pet’s health, including past illnesses, procedures, vaccines, diagnostic results, and other care they have received.

If you don’t have copies of your pet’s records, provide us with the name and contact information of their previous veterinary hospital, and our team will be happy to request the records for you.