Dog Spay or Neuter Comments
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Posted by: dbehling in Discovery Bay, CA. | Posted: April 15th, 2011 10:04AM |
Treatment: 1 year of service | Breed: Poodle (miniature) |
Vet: Banfield / PetSmart Antioch |
We called around the area, the cheapest was the county animal control, but they were booked until July (it's now mid-April), called the vet down the street from where we live, Vaccinations series start at $166 for 1st visit and 2 more are needed, worming was included, but kennel cough/lyme disease was not, surgery would start at $422. Stopped by PetSmart for food/treats/etc and spoke with one of the vet techs and found out about their Puppy plan, met the vet and so far we are very happy, surgery will be at 16-weeks with rabies and chipping (chipping will cost approx $20 with discount). Since we have 30-days from the rabies vaccination and most of the vets we called wanted to wait until after that it would cost double for the dog license. Banfield is just a couple blocks from where I work and they will schedule the surgery so I can drop the dog off in the morning before work and pick him up in the evening. Will post again after surgery. |
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Posted by: susang19 in ARGLE, TX. | Posted: January 26th, 2011 02:01PM |
Treatment: | Breed: MALTESE |
Vet: ARGYLE, |
Called to get costs for being sprayed and was told approx. 420.00 This is the highest so far. Amazing when they want you to get this done to your dog and they charge this much. Some of us are have tough time at the moment but I case Vets are not. |
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Posted by: KNS15 in Catoosa, OK. | Posted: January 25th, 2011 09:01AM |
Treatment: Neutering | Breed: Mixed |
Vet: Catoosa Small Animal Clinic |
I paid $480 to have both of my 6 month old puppies neutured while I boarded them for a week when I was on vacation. I did not do the pre-surgery screening b/c at their age the vet didn't anticipate any complications. I did have them include pain medication for after the surgery. Here is a total break down of the bill... Boarding = $252 (7 nights for each dog at $18/night) Surgery = $140($70/dog-this included general and a local anesthesia) Pain meds = $60($30/dog) Bath/nails/anal glands = $28 ($14/dog) The neutered them the day after I dropped them off and it worked out perfectly. They were confined so there wasn't any risk of pulling the incisions and they were able to control their pain. The incisions looked so good after the 10 days that I took them out myself. |
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Posted by: MarieRobert in west haverstraw, NY. | Posted: December 31st, 2010 11:12AM |
Treatment: neutering | Breed: rottweiler/lab |
Vet: Valley Cottage animal hospital |
My vet wants $850 to neuter my 21 lb. puppy. Think this is very high. I already spent over $500.00 in the month I have him with 3 visits to this vet. I think I need to search around. |
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Posted by: Chester in Everett, WA. | Posted: December 27th, 2010 03:12PM |
Treatment: Spaying and Shots | Breed: German Shorthaired Pointer |
The cost included pre-op blood work, full checkup, 16 week shots (rabies, distemper, kennel cough, etc.) microchipping, anesthesia, spaying, and nail trim. |
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Posted by: asiunia553 in Harriman, NY. | Posted: December 7th, 2010 10:12AM |
The Friends of Animals Certification came out to be more expensive way than any other. Veterinarians in Rockland and Orange County NY charge extra about 300+ for the additional charges. However, most of them (such as Cental Valley, NY) will not even accept your dog if you are not their customer. The best is Benfield- nothing can compare to them |
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Posted by: a user in Chiang Mai, Other. | Posted: November 18th, 2010 02:11AM |
Treatment: Spayed | Breed: German shepherd mix |
Vet: Dr. Sek |
Got my 8 month old German shepherd/husky mix spayed here in Thailand where we live. I was surprised at how much it cost considering most vet work here is much cheaper than the states but we did take her to the top of the line Animal Teaching Hospital in town so that's probably why. this cost did include her anesthesia, bloodwork, e-collar, medicine and everything so really it's not too bad. |
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Posted by: maisey in syracuse, NY. | Posted: November 5th, 2010 04:11PM |
Treatment: spaying | Breed: pomeranian |
I have a new vet and she wants to charge $400 for a 5lb adult pomeranian. This includes the pain medicine and checking the kidneys and small exam, but if I go somewhere else I can get her spayed for $150 and add the medicine and physical and it is still cheaper! Shop around! How can people tell you to spay your pet when it is sooooo exspensive! Not everyone can afford this cost!!! This is one reason why people do not spay or neuter thier pet |
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Posted by: Sierra in San Clemente, CA. | Posted: September 23rd, 2010 11:09AM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Australian Shephard Mix |
Vet: San Clemente, CA |
This cost is extremely high; however, it did include her surgery, pre op blood work, extra pain meds, "manicure", micro-chipping, bordetella vaccine. The doctor also cleaned her top teeth and removed all tartar buildup for free. Prices vary all over our area, but this is a good vet and I'm very comfortable with them. She is my baby so I am certainly willing to pay for quality service and her comfort. |
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Posted by: Shuggy in St Pete, FL. | Posted: September 22nd, 2010 06:09PM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Pitt Bull |
Vet: Banfield-Petsmart |
Our dog is on one of the Banfield pet care plans, $25 a month for puppies. This plan covers spaying, so we paid $85 for I believe an injection, anti-inflammatory medication, and pain medication. She went in the morning and was released late afternoon. She is recovering extremely well, she was sewn up nicely. Supposedly their normal fee is around $300, which I now believe given the postings I'm seeing. |
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Posted by: Stephanie M in Revere, MA. | Posted: August 14th, 2010 02:08PM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Chihuahua |
Friends of Animals have an online low cost certificate program, http://www.friendsofanimals.org/programs/spay-neuter/index.html I have used this for all three of my female cats & my female chihuahua, and will again for my male chihuahua we just adopted... great price! Female Cat $65.00 - Male Cat $51.00 Female Dog $90.00 - Male Dog $64.00 Then I just bring them in for their shots to either PetCo or "Merwin Memorial Free Clinic For Animals" in Allston, MA. Great for people that need a lil break on the costs... and the vet at Merwin is great! He checks them out completely! Free walk-ins! |
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Posted by: bornla in thornton, CO. | Posted: August 14th, 2010 12:08PM |
Treatment: | Breed: boston terrier |
Vet: thornton,co. |
I am thinking that my wife got had, when she took our 6 month old Boston Yerrier to get neutered. I've been looking up average prices for this operation, and the average was around 150.00.Why in Thornton colo. are we paying $420.00????? Shuld we re-visit the billing with the vet? |
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Posted by: a user in Charleston, SC. | Posted: July 14th, 2010 10:07AM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Boxer |
Vet: Charles Towne |
It was a lot of money and there are places around here that will do it for under $100 but I wanted my puppy to go to her vet. She's been seeing them since 8 weeks old and will continue to see them unless we move. They also did the pre op blood work, overnight stay, extra pain meds, and a post op check-up. Prices may very so you just have to go with what level of service you are comfortable with you pet getting and the price you are comfortable paying. |
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Posted by: Kathi in Langhorne, PA. | Posted: July 10th, 2010 06:07AM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Greater Swiss Mountain Dog |
Vet: Women's Humane Society |
I was just quoted a price of 500 dollars to spay her because of her age and weight. This includes all pre op blood work and and overnight stay....is it too much? |
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Posted by: New dog owner in Brunswick, OH. | Posted: July 7th, 2010 11:07AM |
Treatment: Spaying | Breed: Toy Fox Terrier |
Vet: Dr.Pal Strongsville,OH |
They quoted me 407.00 to spay my 4.5 lb puppy. They couldn't give me that price when I called they had to have a tech call me after they "put it together" It includes everything but really???? I shopped around and found the same deal for 186.00 at a better vet. My advice shop & ask questions. I heard some vets are running your credit and charging as per your score. |
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Posted by: a user in baton rouge in Baton Rouge, LA. | Posted: July 6th, 2010 06:07PM |
Treatment: | Breed: chihuahua dogs |
I wonder how many people did what I did-combine the annual exam with the spay/neuter. This made the bill quite high, but I only paid for "one" office visit fee and "one" focused exam fee. Ask about the extras, and for a bottom-line cost amount beforehand, not just the cost of the procedure itself. |
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Posted by: a user in Sacramento, CA. | Posted: June 26th, 2010 07:06PM |
Treatment: Neuter | Breed: Labrador |
Vet: Natomas Animal Medical Center |
I expected to pay about $125.00. I am okay with the amount because my dog was fine the next day AND after seeing what others have paid..ouch! |
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Posted by: Shawn in MS in Olive Branch, MS. | Posted: June 25th, 2010 02:06PM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Cur/Fiest mix |
Vet: All Animal Hospital |
I had my 9 month old pup spayed and dew claws removed. She was also in heat when I took her in so it cost a little more. Very pleased with this facility. If you live in North Mississippi or South Memphis, I highly recommend this group for their care and professionalism. |
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Posted by: mnpetnurse in Minneapolis, MN. | Posted: June 22nd, 2010 11:06PM |
Treatment: Dog spay | Breed: any |
Vet: a decent one |
A spay is MAJOR abdominal surgery. Would you like to go thru that and wake up from anesthesia without any pain medication? Or go home without any pain meds after your testicles were cut out of you? Seriously people, that's where these vets are cutting corners when charging less than $200 to spay a dog. Or they are not sterilizing their instruments after each use. Or they are not paying their professional staff a living wage. Nor using anesthetic monitoring equipment. Shame on you. |
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Posted by: HeatherRae in stanley, ND. | Posted: May 27th, 2010 06:05PM |
Treatment: Spay/last set of shots | Breed: German Shorthair/Lab |
Vet: Feiring Vet Clinic |
Our vet makes her money with large animals (horses, cattle, etc.) so her prices are reasonable for the family pets. And she is no bs type of person. She tells it like it is. I am glad we found her and will continue to use her for all of our family pets (even if it means driving way out of our way to get to her!) |
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Posted by: Heathabee in Port St. Lucie, FL. | Posted: May 22nd, 2010 03:05PM |
Treatment: Neuter | Breed: DSH |
Vet: Banfield |
Banfield (found in PetSmart) has kitten and puppy plans which include the cost of spaying/neutering. You pay monthly and its like $20 a month. This also includes free vet visits, all vaccines, etc. The vets are amazing and the staff is genuinely nice. It costs like $60 to sign up and then its just a monthly fee and you can go to the vet for free when ever you want. All services that aren't included are discounted so like antibiotics and any other medication is really cheap.
Highly Recommend! |
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Posted by: Tattooed in South Eastern Tip, IN. | Posted: April 21st, 2010 10:04PM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Boxer |
Had a wonderful experience, the $209 included, all drugs(pre(anesthesia),during,& post(nausea shot, pain medicine), equipment, pre-op blood work, and time. We have used the same vet for seven years, wouldn't go anywhere else. |
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Posted by: Mike In Warner Robins Georgia in Warner Robins, GA. | Posted: March 31st, 2010 12:03PM |
Treatment: Spayed..Hernia Fixed And 2 Teeth Pulled | Breed: Chihuahua |
Vet: Gordon Animal Hospital |
I took my 10 month old chihuahua in for a spaying and while the vet was doing the procedure he came out and told me that my dog also had a hernia and 2 baby teeth that needed pulled..Didn't even charge me extra..This is a old-time country vet that don't even take appointments..You put your name on a clipboard when you show up and wait till it's your turn..Most vets would of charged more than $75.70 just to pull the 2 baby teeth..People in this part of georgia are very blessed to have a vet like this in this area. |
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Posted by: a user in houston, TX. | Posted: March 22nd, 2010 10:03AM |
Treatment: neuter | Breed: chi-weenie |
Vet: Dr. Dallas |
my trip to the Greater Good Vet Clinic in Houston, Texas was better than I expected! The price I paid got my little dude neutered, all shots, pain medication, antibiotic, and a nail trim! but I did not get a E-coller... I wonder why? I wonder if he really needs it too... |
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Posted by: R.Easley in Fresno, CA. | Posted: March 18th, 2010 12:03PM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Boxer/pit mix |
Vet: Hope Foundation |
They charged $65.00 FOR EACH DOG. |
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Posted by: M106191 in Laguna Niguel, CA. | Posted: March 9th, 2010 08:03AM |
Treatment: Spay | Breed: Boxer |
Vet: Crown Valley Animal Hospital |
I just dropped off my dog Nika to be spayed and to my surprise I was charged up front $722.02. They keep her overnight and it is a top of line animal hospital but does this seem just a little high? |
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Posted by: Linley in Jacksonville, FL. | Posted: March 4th, 2010 01:03PM |
Treatment: neuter | Breed: Boston Terrier |
Vet: St. Francis |
I had my dog neutered yesterday. I was unsure at first, as I recently found out he is heartworm positive, but the vet did an excellent job. They assured me he was fine and I'm glad I went through with it. Also, it was affordable, and came with a free rabies shot. |
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Posted by: Mere in Plymouth, MA. | Posted: March 3rd, 2010 03:03PM |
Treatment: spay | Breed: yellow lab |
Vet: Dr. Thompson |
I couldn't beleive it, $606.00 I was truly shocked. |
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Posted by: Abbey in Brooklyn Park, MN. | Posted: March 2nd, 2010 12:03PM |
Treatment: Spay-quote | Breed: Black Lab |
Vet: Compassionate Care/Funk Animal hospital |
Spay cost is $287 and covers blood work and pain meds. There is an additional $49 office fee. |
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Posted by: Raymond in Kingsland, GA. | Posted: February 18th, 2010 04:02AM |
Treatment: Neuter | Breed: Catahoula |
Vet: Betz Vet Clinic |
Betz Vet Clinic offers a mobile vet service which I opted for because they were closer than any other vet that would accept the voucher I recieved from the humane society. The Vet and Techs were very nice and awesome with my dog. For the 160 I had him neutered, his rear dew claws removed and his rabies shot. This included all his medication both for the surgery and after. All I can say is that he is doing fine and the service was great. It is now 1 day after surgery and to see him you couldn't tell he had anything done. If you are in S.Georgia/N. Florida I highly encourage you to give them a call. |
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