1 Upload your bill
Send a photo or PDF of a New York City veterinary invoice.
Do you overpay at the vet? Let us check.
Upload a veterinary bill from a New York City clinic. Vetted will review the charges and compare them with similar prices in our growing database.
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Free, private, built from real veterinary bills.
How it works
2 We identify comparable charges
We review eligible exam fees, vaccines, diagnostics and routine procedures.
3 See how your prices compare
Receive a private breakdown using typical observed NYC price ranges.
Example only. Actual comparisons depend on the procedure, borough, visit type and available data.
Want to compare prices before your next visit?
Browse anonymized veterinary prices by procedure, borough and clinic. Vetted’s database is built from submitted bills and publicly available price information.
Who’s behind Vetted?
Vetted is an independent NYC veterinary price-transparency project from Bella Czajkowski, a Brooklyn-based journalist and mother of Wilson and Lou, pictured left.
The project collects real veterinary bills, estimates and clinic prices from New York pet owners to help people understand what common care actually costs, where prices vary and what questions to ask before booking an appointment.
Submitted bills are used to identify prices for exams, vaccines, diagnostics, procedures, medications and related fees. Vetted removes personal identifying details before using any submission.
Vetted was born out of repeated conversations with other dog owners at Fort Greene Park who were similarly surprised or frustrated by how unpredictable vet bills could be.
