Prepayment Policy

Consultations (required): $297

Rechecks (sometimes): $247

Procedure Deposits: $385 to $565 deposit

Anesthesia Procedures and Certain Procedures: Require 70% deposit of the higher end of the estimate. 

Deposit is applied to the appointment/procedure invoice.

Deposit will be obtained when scheduling or at least 5 days before the appointment.

Failure to cancel 48 hours in advanced will, result in this being non-refundable.

​Ian Brett Spiegel VMD, MHS,DACVD; ​Samantha Zebley DVM,Practice Limited to dermatology; ​Nathalie hayot DVM, ACVD- Resident

Patrick Whearty DVM, Dermatology Intern 


To schedule an appointment:

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e-mail us at info@dermforpets.com

or 

text us at 267-297-1386

or 

call us at 

1-833-PET-DERM

​or

267-297-1386 (Option #5)


To schedule an appointment for ANY LOCATION, please call 1-833-PET-DERM.


Telephone Numbers for Satellite Locations:

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​Details about your appointment:


  • It is best to arrive 15-20 minutes before your scheduled appointment to allow for paperwork to be completed.
  • For initial examination appointments, plan to be in the clinic for 1 to 1.5 hours.
  • Re-examination appointments and nurse visits typically take 30 to 60 minutes.
  • While we will do everything possible to get you in-and-out in a timely fashion, we provide every patient with individual and personalized care, which may in turn lead to slightly longer appointments and/or wait times (including procedures).
  • Please DO NOT give your companion animal a bath for at least 7 days prior to your scheduled appointment.
  • If you are unable to keep your scheduled appointment, please remember to call and cancel/reschedule.


Dermatology Questionnaire (New Patients):


What to bring to your appointment:


  • Previous veterinary records and/or referral forms from your primary veterinarian
  • Previous laboratory results (e.g., blood work, urinalysis, imaging reports, cytology reports, biopsy reports, cultures)
  • Records/proof of vaccination or reason for exemption
  • Bottles of oral medication(s) that your companion animal is currently receiving or has recently received (prescribed and over-the-counter products)
  • Containers of any topical creams, lotions, shampoos, etc. (prescribed and over-the-counter products)
  • Food labels (if possible) or print-out with the nutritional information/ingredients
  • Heartworm prevention, flea/tick prevention- containers or note the brand and if flavored