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Cat Thyroid Center

Pricing and Payments

The cost of treatment includes the admission examination, medical record review, isotope medication, daily radioactive monitoring, and hospitalization. For current pricing, please contact our facility directly.

Full payment is due upon admission to the center.

Some patients may require a higher dose of radioactive iodine and a longer stay at The Cat Thyroid Center. These patients are classified as "high-dose."

We offer a professional discount to veterinarians, veterinary staff members, and qualified non-profit feline rescue centers.

We accept all major credit cards, CareCredit, personal checks, and cash.

Many pet insurance companies cover the cost of our treatment. Please check with your insurance provider in advance.

If you have questions regarding Feline Hyperthyroidism treatment and how we can assist your cat, please visit our Contact page and complete the Inquiry Form. A representative will reach out to you.

Costs

Oral/Transdermal Medication: $600-900/year

Includes necessary exams and lab testing to ensure proper dosage and monitor for potential drug toxicity.

Surgery: $1,800-2,500+

Multiple surgeries may be required. Even after several surgeries, treatment with radioactive iodine may still be recommended.

Prescription Diet: $900-1,200/year

Why Choose I-131 Treatment?

I-131 is not just a treatment, but a cure! Radioactive iodine therapy avoids the stress and complications of surgery, as well as the ongoing costs and side effects of medication. With just one painless injection, your cat typically stays with us for only 4 days. There are no significant side effects. Our success rate is impressive: 98% of cats treated with radioactive iodine do not require further radioactive treatment. Approximately 3% may need re-treatment due to factors like interfering medications, a larger tumor mass, or a cancerous tumor. About 5% may require daily thyroid supplementation with a small, low-side-effect tablet of thyroxine.