What verified vet bills show
Every figure here is computed from FairVet's pool of 3 verified bills: bills and estimates pet owners uploaded and chose to share, read line by line, with test uploads, duplicates and bills carrying a printed discount left out. Each finding shows the number of bills behind it, and none is shown until it reaches its own minimum sample. These are minimum-sample floors, not a promise of anonymity. Figures refresh hourly.
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Source: FairVet, analysis of 3 verified veterinary bills, https://fairvethq.com/press/dataMedian vet bill
Not enough data yet: this figure appears once 30 priced bills are in. There are 3 so far.
Weekend and weekday visits
Not enough data yet to compare them honestly: each side needs 30 bills with a printed visit date. So far 1 weekday and 1 weekend.
Median price by procedure
Not enough data yet: no procedure has 5 verified bills yet — the same minimum each procedure's cost guide uses before it shows a price.
How much medication prices vary
The typical range is the middle 80% of per-unit prices on verified bills; the spread is its top divided by its bottom.
Not enough data yet: no medication has 5 priced bills yet, the same minimum the medication price pages use.
Estimates compared with final bills
Per procedure, the median on estimates against the median on final invoices, each from verified documents of that type. They are different groups of pets, not the same visit before and after.
Not enough data yet: no procedure has 10 verified estimates and 10 verified final invoices. The two are never combined to reach that number.
Need a cut we don't show?
A region, a procedure, a time window: email press@fairvethq.com. We'll run it on the same verified-bill pool with the same minimum samples, and tell you plainly if the data can't support it yet. How these figures are built is on our methodology page.