ok does anyone know how much it is to neuter a doggy? we can possible get a free dog..but i need to know the $ of a neuter
thanks!
jspoons
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It varies, you can go to some shelters and get it for like $40-$50. At a good vet, it will probably be around $150-$200.
MayBride06
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i paid $300. they have to do bloodwork before hand and some other tests as weel, which gets a little costly!
Valentinegirl
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Around $200 for my dog.
dbleplay17
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so like in total....the intial pet visit stuff
neutering and shots and stuff
fig 500??
stephanief
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I got my baby from the pound and they only charged us 30 bucks
jspoons
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if he is a puppy who still needs additional vaccinations it could even be a little more. Keep in mind, some of the shots you have to get yearly also. We just went to the vet for an anuual visit, it was about $160.
conigs25
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Call the ASPCA. They can send you a check for a certain amt towards the neutering.
candb
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My dog cost a little over $200. It really depends on your vet.
kaklesmay
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It usually goes by the weight of the dog. My choc lab cost $150
dbleplay17
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thanks ladies!
Pmpkn087
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Posted by dbleplay17
so like in total....the intial pet visit stuff
neutering and shots and stuff
fig 500??
That's about right. If the dog needs shots, you will have to pay for that, plus the vet visit plus any rabies shots and the neuter. I think $500 sounds about right.
ophial
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The following website mails out certificates for neutering at low cost. We used these for our little kitties, otherwise it would have cost us and arm and a leg to have both of them done.
I think the est on here are pretty accurate but keep in mind that a dog is hard work and can get costly. They can be wonderful additions or pains in the you know where! I have 2 but what trouble! (I love them to bits tho-some ppl just don't realize the commitment and work!) Best wishes if you get one!
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Just be careful of the $$. We got my dog in March and in early September he started to have stomach problems. That has cost us about $600 in vet bills, plus we had to buy special food and medications. They still do not know exactly what is wrong and when he will be able to come off the medications.
It is still totally worth having a dog to me, even though I now have a little less to spend on the wedding!!!
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Posted by ophial
The following website mails out certificates for neutering at low cost. We used these for our little kitties, otherwise it would have cost us and arm and a leg to have both of them done.
