My Teacup Yorkie has a broken nail. What's the vet cost to fix it?

It can take awhile for a torn toenail to grow back, but I think it's a good idea to have Otto examined if he seems painful. It is nearly impossible to say how much the visit would cost - veterinary services can vary widely depending on your area and even hospitals close to each other can have different costs for services. Your veterinarian will perform a physical examination and could either recommend pain medication and continued bandaging if the nail looks okay, or might recommend sedation to clean the nail area, antibiotics, pain medication or even x-rays if there are concerns about the appearance of the nail base. I often recommend a cone or e-collar as well to prevent licking. You could always call your vet in the morning and ask about the cost of a physical exam, and then request an estimate for recommended tests and treatments once your vet has a chance to see the nail.

The only thing that can relieve this is to have the nail cut at the level of the break, this needs to be done by your vet. the cutting itself should not cost more than 20$ but in some cases it needs to be done under sedation which could cost 50-70$.

This will depend on the veterinarian and the location of the veterinary office.. The vet will likely charge an exam , cutting the nail, and , depending on whether there is an infection or not, some antibiotics.

Poor Coco! You will need to take her into the vet to have the nail cut, the area cleaned, and antibiotics as well as pain medication prescribed. The exam visit alone will likely be between $45-$55, but if they need to sedate her, that will be an additional cost as well as the medications. The vet can give you an estimate when they see her. Best of luck.

They won't take Brent away and put you in jail for not clipping his nails! It sounds like he does need his nails clipped, and if you are having trouble doing it yourself, I would take him into the vet. The good news is that getting your dog's nails clipped is actually really cheap as long as he doesn't need a sedative to do it. Typically it costs between $10-$15 to get it done. Not much at all! I would call local clinics to get their price, and make an appointment for him. I hope this helps!

Hello. Ouch! Morty did break the nail at the quick. Honestly, it would be best to take Morty to your vet & just clip the nail off. It will hurt for a second, but leaving the nail like this will cause constant pain, & may lead to an infection up the nail bed. Your vet can dress this properly & send Morty home with some antibiotics & pain medication that will help this to heal quickly. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

I recommend to have Gemma examined by the veterinarian. Sometimes there can be a single 'bad' tooth but often times in a dog this small, there are several. Dental disease needs to be addressed early on for the best results long term. If nothing is done, yes, the tooth will eventually fall out but the tooth may be causing pain and lengthening the time of potential for infections. Here is a link about dental care: https://www.petcoach.co/article/a-comprehensive-dental-care-program-for-your-cat/ I hope this helps.