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the Cost of Spaying and Neutering Dogs

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Location 
Age 
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Description
$ 55
Mar 2008
Iroton, Oh
dog
3
Best to stick with a good vet  more... close row
$ 80
Dec 2007
Olathe, Kansas
dog
1
Neutering for first puppy  more... close row
$ 115
Feb 2008
Jonesboro, AR
Pug Dog
1
Neutering of a young male pug  more... close row
$ 400
Aug 2007
Springfield, VA
Small Dog
1
Small dog spayed  more... close row
$ 47
Sep 2008
Huntington, WVa
dog
1
Spaying boxer puppy at almost a year old  more... close row
$ 75
Feb 2008
Portland, OR
Dog
2
Dog just a little sore after neutering  more... close row
$ 45
May 2008
South Point, Oh
dog
1
Vet said neutering boxes was the best thing for him  more... close row
$ 60
Nov 2007
Tempe, AZ
Yorshire Terrier
1
Neutering a dog at a spay and neuter clinic  more... close row

Description of service

This service was Neutering a dog. This service differs from a veterinarian visit in way that it was a clinic devoted to the spay and neutering of animals. It is located in Tempe, Arizona and is only one location. The cost is a lot lower than visiting a veterinarian directly. There were no additional fees associated with this service, 60 dollars covered blood work, surgery and post-op.


Review of Service

After consulting several veterinarian offices and finding that the blood work required for neutering my Yorkshire puppy was separate from the actual surgery, I decided upon a clinic. This clinic mentioned that they had the same setup as any veterinarian office, all the proper certificates and bill of health. They happened to be roughly 200 dollars less expensive as well. Upon arrival at the clinic, I could tell it was more fast paced than your average vet but everything appeared clean and every person seemed professional. I dropped my puppy off in the morning and he was ready by 3pm. Everything seemed to go very well, he had no problems in the days prior to the surgery and still does not to this day.


Tips

No matter what you do when searching for a vet to spay or neuter your animal, always shop around. I can attest that dedicated clinics that do this are just as good as taking your animal to the vet. You could potentially save a lot of money.


$ 55
Apr 2007
Louisville, KY
Dog
2
Neutering helped dog's health issues  more... close row
$ 125
Nov 2007
Gulf Port,MS
Daschund
5
Vet who performed neutering really loves animals  more... close row
$ 85
Sep 2007
Brighton, CO
Dog
6
Neutering a dog against husband's wishes  more... close row
$ 200
Mar 2008
McCoole, MD
Dog
1
Family dog neutered  more... close row