Sentences with phrase «of dog beds costing»

If you go on shopping websites, you'll find plenty of dog beds costing $ 10 or less.

Not exact matches

Indeed, if you factor in that cheap dog beds cost between $ 20 and $ 40, but may only last a year or two, the 10 - year guarantee of this bed makes it worth the money.

Most owners forget to factor in the costs of vet bills, food, medications, toys, dog beds, doggie daycare, etc. that they pay for over the lifetime of the dog.

The cost of having a dog includes paying for plenty of food and treats, dog obedience classes, supplies (collars, leashes, toys, bedding, crates, etc.), veterinary bills (for immunizations, spaying / neutering, routine checkups and potential emergencies), grooming (especially for dogs with fancy - trimmed coats) and anything else that may arise in the dog's lifetime.

Getting durable, high - quality and easy - to - clean dog beds can extend the life of the beds and keep costs down in the long run.

The cost of care for the number of dogs we have in foster care is very high with food, spay and neuter, heartworm testing, heartworm preventative, flea & tick preventative, microchipping, toys & bedding as well as the overhead for lights, heating, cleaning and maintenance of the yards where the dogs play and run.

Several beds on our list of the best dog beds (see below) cost less than $ 25.

For the first year, the cost will generally be higher in the $ 1000 range due to pet purchase / adoption fees, immunization shots and other first - time medical checkup fees, spay or neuter fees, purchase of all dog supplies (e.g. crate, doggy bed, and toys), and obedience training classes.

On top of the cost of buying a dog, there is the cost of food, toys, bedding, etc..

Bedding costs can vary as well, depending on the size of your dog and the materials used.

Rather than present a challenge in terms of cost and size, dog beds in their many forms and functions are great engines moving business forward.

Other retailers constantly chase the lowest cost, but Art Simon, co-founder of Molly Mutt, LLC, a Berkeley, Calif. - based manufacturer of dog bed duvets, crates, covers and tote bags, explains that this strategy may be flawed.

We have two large (80 + lb mixed breed) dogs and the cost of beds from big stores like PetsMart can be outrageous.

These «capital costs» are one - time expenses including (but not limited) to adoption fees, spaying / neutering, and dog carriers and beds — the types of services that should last your pet its entire life.