Sentences with phrase «dogs surgery fees»

Pit bull and pit bull mix dogs surgery fees are $ 60.

Not exact matches

Between medical expenses and boarding fees (and of course ordinary expenses like food, supplies, etc.), we typically spend over $ 1000 on each dog we rescue — not to mention the dogs whose surgeries cost many times that.

For a small fee per month, dog or cat insurance can help with large, unplanned expenses that may incur from serious emergencies, complicated surgeries or extensive illnesses.

Regularly, adoption fees are $ 80 for dogs and $ 40 for cats to cover housing and food costs as well as spay / neuter surgery, a microchip and a rabies certification.

The reduced adoption fee still includes everything a full - priced adoption fee would: a behaviorally and medically evaluated dog that has had initial vaccines, heartworm testing, deworming, spay / neuter surgery, a microchip and a license.

If the dog has not been spayed / neutered, the fee is $ 100 to help pay for the surgery.

Our adoption fees include the cost of spay / neuter surgery, microchip implant, de-worming, flea / tick preventative, heartworm test (for dogs and puppies over nine months), feLeuk / FIV test for cats and kittens, and age - appropriate rabies / distemper vaccinations.

You will receive a significant discount on medical costs for your new pet because everything is included in the adoption fee: exam, spay or neuter surgery, vaccines, heartworm test for dogs, FIV / FeLV test for cats.

Because of this, we have partnered with 2 dog rescue groups and 3 cat rescue groups for whom we provide the same high quality spay and neuter surgery services at very reduced fees.

Our adoption fees rarely cover the costs of the vetting for our dogs and cats, especially those that have come in injured, needing surgery, or sick.

A valued local Reno veterinary hospital assisted again, at a reduced fee due to the limited amount of assistance we had remaining for this individual dog because of the first surgery POTH paid for.

Dog / puppy adoption fees include a microchip, spay / neuter surgery, health and behavioral check, dewormer, and heartworm test.

Pet Helpers: Charleston (a broad range of low - cost veterinary care — including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick control, heartworm tests, feline leukemia / aids tests, very affordable heartworm preventive medication, mass removals, orthopedic surgery, and some dentistry [fees are on a sliding scale]-- as well as a pet food bank, low - cost spay / neuter, help for chained dogs, TNR, and behavior / training referrals); clinic phone number: 843-302-0556

The adoption fee covers the vet costs and helps pay for major medical treatments such as heartworm treatment, eye surgery and tumor removal for dogs that need such treatment.

Young at Heart charges an adoption fee of $ 175 for each dog that helps to cover spay / neuter surgery, shots, and other medical and general care given before the dog is made available for adoption.

Adoption fees include the cost of spay / neuter surgery, microchip, de-worming, flea / tick preventative, heartworm test (for dogs and puppies over nine months), feLeuk / FIV test for cats and kittens, and age - appropriate rabies / distemper vaccinations.

Dog Vaccination Fees: 5 - in - 1: $ 20.00 Rabies: $ 10.00 Bordetella: $ 20.00 Heartworm test: $ 35.00 with surgery Cat Vaccination Fees: FVRCP (4 in 1): $ 20.00 Rabies: $ 10.00 Leukemia: $ 20.00 Leukemia test: $ 35.00 with surgery

If a female dog or cat is found to be already spayed during surgery, the regular surgery fee will apply (exploratory laparotomy).

Dog adoption fees, which include: spay / neuter surgery, initial dog / puppy distemper, kennel cough, a rabies vaccine for dogs over 6 mo., de-worming, flea treatment, microchipping, lab tests on adult dogs for Heartworm, Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis, and are as folloDog adoption fees, which include: spay / neuter surgery, initial dog / puppy distemper, kennel cough, a rabies vaccine for dogs over 6 mo., de-worming, flea treatment, microchipping, lab tests on adult dogs for Heartworm, Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis, and are as follodog / puppy distemper, kennel cough, a rabies vaccine for dogs over 6 mo., de-worming, flea treatment, microchipping, lab tests on adult dogs for Heartworm, Lyme Disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis, and are as follows:

All our adoption fees include age - appropriate vet care, including spay / neuter surgery for all dogs over 6 months of age, DHLPP shots, rabies shots and de-worming.

These fees include the animal's spay / neuter surgery, microchip, vaccine and for dogs in Salinas, their license.

South Carolina: Charleston Animal Society: Charleston (pet food, spay / neuter assistance) Humane Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: Columbia (pet food, spay / neuter assistance) Keep Our Pets Food Bank: Horry and Georgetown (pet food for eligible applicants) Pawmetto Lifeline: Columbia (low - cost spay / neuter clinic, mobile vaccine clinic, pet food pantry) Pet Helpers: Charleston (a broad range of low - cost veterinary care — including vaccinations, deworming, flea and tick control, heartworm tests, feline leukemia / aids tests, very affordable heartworm preventive medication, mass removals, orthopedic surgery, and some dentistry [fees are on a sliding scale]-- as well as a pet food bank, low - cost spay / neuter, help for chained dogs, TNR, and behavior / training referrals); clinic phone number: 843-302-0556

That fee includes the spay / neuter surgery, microchip implant, preliminary vaccinations, a sample bag of dog food and adopter support for as long as the dog is alive.

Los Angeles Animal Services is the perfect place to look for your new furry family member, to get a voucher for a reduced fee spay or neuter surgery, to get a dog or horse license or if you have a dangerous or barking dog problem.