It's always nice to save a few dollars My only suggestion would be to make sure you are still getting all the same services with the cheaper deal. I used to be a surgical vet nurse (before the kiddies came along) and we heard that some other clinics with cheaper vaccinations were just using C3's instead of C5 vaccinations (C3's don't vaccinate against as much) and they were basically just "jab-and-go" appointments with no health check first. I think it's actually illegal (or at least ethically wrong) to vaccinate without a thorough health check first. If you are still getting everything, then whoohoo for the bargain

It's the same sometimes with microchips... Some clinics do it cheaper because the microchips they use cost the clinic less because it's from a statewide registry instead of a national registry. Which is fine as long as your pet never goes interstate, or never gets stolen and taken interstate.

Hmmm, what a negative-nelly I can sometimes be, lol!