Tractor Supply Vet Clinic Prices 2026: PetVet Vaccines, Packages & Fees

The vet clinics inside Tractor Supply stores are run by PetVet. They’re walk-in vaccine and wellness clinics with published prices and no office visit fee. This page lists every price from their store pages, the two fees added at checkout, and how the clinics work.

How much does the Tractor Supply vet clinic cost?

You pay for each vaccine, test or package and nothing just for walking in. PetVet calls it “transparent, up-front pricing with no office visit fees”. Two small charges go on top: a $6 medical disposal fee per pet, per visit, and a $1 medical laboratory fee for each test.

Prices come in bands. Three of the five clinics we checked (Greenfield IN, Hagerstown MD and North Augusta SC) had identical prices. York PA and Westminster MD were $1–$7 higher on every item. PetVet says service and pricing may vary by location.

What’s in each PetVet package?

PetVet sells packages at a discount to buying the same shots one by one, and describes them like this:

Puppies get three visits four weeks apart ($88, $92 and $100 at standard prices). Kittens get three visits at 8, 12 and 16+ weeks ($100, $105 and $121).

Buying any package also unlocks add-on prices on other services, up to 20% off by PetVet’s count. At the clinics we checked, a rabies shot drops from $38–$40 to $31, a heartworm test from $46–$48 to $37, and a microchip from $33–$34 to $26.

How much are individual shots and tests?

The most-searched prices, standard band first:

A nail trim needs proof of rabies vaccination first, which makes it pricier than a groomer’s.

Is Tractor Supply cheaper than Petco or a regular vet?

Against Petco’s Vetco clinics, which also charge no exam fee, PetVet is slightly cheaper on most shots:

Against a full-service vet the gap is bigger. At Banfield the rabies shot itself costs $28.41–$32.09, but every vaccine visit carries a $74.95–$95.95 office visit fee. The details are in our Petco vaccination prices and Banfield price list guides.

A vaccine clinic doesn’t replace a yearly checkup or treat a sick pet. For that you need a full-service vet, such as Banfield or VCA; other chains are in our pet service price guides.

Do you need an appointment, and how often are clinics held?

No appointment is needed. You can walk in, or pre-register online to hold a place in a virtual queue, then check in on the day.

Clinics aren’t open all day. They run as short sessions on set days, and the schedule varies by store:

Check your local store’s PetVet page for its next date. Bring cats in carriers and dogs on leashes.

A note on ownership. PetVet belonged to VIP Petcare, which Tractor Supply bought in May 2026 (the press release is dated 28 May). More than three months later, the PetVet pages we link to below still sit on vippetcare.com addresses, and Tractor Supply’s own PetVet page was the one source we could only read through Google results.

Are there discounts right now?

PetVet’s current promotions page lists two offers. New pets get 20% off a first visit, for a limited time. And with code HEMRLW you get $20 off a package when you buy 6 months of flea and tick prevention, from 3 August to 27 September 2026.

Sources

Checked on 11 September 2026.

• PetVet — Service packages: no office visit fee, package descriptions, $6 disposal and $1 lab fees
• PetVet Westminster, MD clinic page: individual and package add-on prices, walk-in policy
• PetVet clinic pages for Greenfield IN, Hagerstown MD, North Augusta SC and York PA: prices and clinic schedules
• PetVet — Current promotions: first-visit and flea/tick offers
• Tractor Supply — PetVet: in-store clinic information (Google results)
• Tractor Supply press release, 28 May 2026: acquisition of VIP Petcare