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Fee Policy and Planning

Fee Policy and Clinical Planning: Transparent Information

Medically reviewed by: Adem Fidan, DVM — Chief Veterinarian, Fidan Veterinary Clinic

At Fidan Veterinary Clinic in Gebze, our fee policy rests on transparent pre-treatment information: the scope of every recommended test and procedure is shared in writing item by item before consent. Fees depend on procedure scope, anaesthesia duration, materials and laboratory tests; written estimates are provided directly at the clinic.

Fidan Veterinary Clinic — Fee Policy and Planning clinical procedure

What Determines the Fee

At our Tatlıkuyu, Gebze practice (registered with the Kocaeli Chamber of Veterinary Surgeons), every case is assessed individually. Two procedures sharing a name may differ in scope because of patient weight, age, concurrent disease and materials required, so an itemised case-based written estimate is always provided.

Estimate lines list examination, laboratory, imaging, anaesthesia, surgical materials, medication and hospitalisation separately. The owner can see exactly what each item is for, and where alternative plans exist their differences are explained.

  • Itemised written estimate before treatment
  • No invasive procedure started without a signed consent form
  • Re-notification if the scope changes during treatment

Documentation, Insurance and Regulation

An invoice and discharge summary are issued for every procedure, and documents requested by pet health insurers are drawn from this file. Practice is conducted within Law No. 6343, regulation No. 5996 and the deontology of the Turkish Veterinary Medical Association; no advertising-style price announcement is made.

Related departments

Information and documentation by service group
Service GroupFactors Defining ScopeWhen InformedDocument
Clinical examinationDuration and scope of the examinationBefore examinationExamination record
Surgical procedureAnaesthesia time, materials, hospitalisationBefore surgeryConsent form and discharge summary
Laboratory and imagingPanel scope, external laboratory submissionBefore testingReport and invoice
Vaccination and parasite controlProduct choice and number of dosesBefore administrationCard entry
Hospitalisation and observationNumber of days, monitoring frequency, drug planBefore admissionAdmission consent and daily notes
Travel documentsTest submission and certificate preparationAt the start of the processLaboratory result and certificate

Clinical Pathway

  1. Recommended procedures and their reasoning are explained after examination.
  2. An itemised written estimate is prepared with a time estimate.
  3. Once consent is given, the procedure is carried out at the planned scope.
  4. The file is closed with an invoice, discharge summary and recheck appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is there no price list on the site?

In veterinary services the fee depends on case scope, and deontology restricts advertising-style price announcements. Current information is given item by item in the written estimate prepared after examination.

Can extra charges arise beyond the estimate?

If the scope changes, work is paused and the owner is informed again. No additional procedure is performed without consent; this is both clinic protocol and a legal requirement.

How do I obtain pet insurance documents?

The invoice, discharge summary and test reports requested by the insurer are prepared from the patient file. Telling us in advance which documents are needed speeds up the process.

The information on this page is for general guidance and does not replace a physical examination.