Where did you spay your dog?
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Anonymous
| Where did you all spay your dogs? My vet quoted $1400 and that's a bit more than we can afford right now. We make too much for the county spay clinics though. Is this a normal cost? I was thinking it would be like $800. My boy dog only cost about $300, but I get that neutering is much easier. |
Anonymous
| Our vet did it, but this place has low cost: https://spayspa.org |
Anonymous
How much was it? |
Anonymous
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https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/spay-neuter
$300. There's not an income limit. $50 deposit due when you book your appointment. |
Anonymous
Not PP, but it's literally on their website: https://spayspa.org/about/services-and-pricing/#spay-neuter Do you need someone to schedule the appt and take your pet, too? Damn... Hire an assistant since you clearly need help! |
Anonymous
I’d do a low cost neuter clinic over a vet. Better results. They do dozens of these a day! Took my dog to one and her surgery scar is awesome. Wish my c section scar looked as good 
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Anonymous
Sorry, no I was asking how much it was at the vets. I did look at the link she sent. I’m curious if my vet is the standard price. |
Anonymous
| FWIW, my vet was around $900 for a neuter (which is less expensive than a spay) in 2020. |
Anonymous
This was for a 50 lb dog. |
Anonymous
Similar. 50 lb dog in 2021, $1100 for a neuter at our vet in DC. I thought it was the anesthesia, but same dog was just put under for a dental cleaning and that was 400 so who knows. |
Anonymous
| For my 75lb Lab, her spay was $800. Not bad. Insurance covered some of it. |
Anonymous
| Wow these prices are crazy. I had no clue it cost this much. I see why people do not spay or neuter their animals. |
Anonymous
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Call a couple rescues and ask where they go.
Or go to a vet further out. |
Anonymous
$300 for a one-time procedure is far from "crazy", and if it's a dealbreaker for someone, they probably shouldn't own a pet. No excuses. Spay/Neuter your animals or you're an absolute crap person. |
Anonymous
Teeth cleaning too. It's always over 1k and vets want it done yearly. A spay is a very invasive procedure, but a neuter isn't. I've seen some dogs get their balls removed, but others just have the tube cut (similar to human's vasectomies). |