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28-11-2006, 11:47 PM   #1

Castration charges.


How much are you folks paying for this? Its £37.94 at our vets (I think thats what they said) and with Moose being 6mths tomorrow, his time approaches, perhaps in the new yr. Just wondering what others are charging nowadays. Wiggy was the same price, but it was under a year ago so I expect it would be.
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28-11-2006, 11:50 PM   #2

Re: Castration charges.


I think it it is a little less than that at our vets Dawn...does that price include the newer, safer anaestheitic (can't remember the name of it)? If it does then I think that it is reasonably good value



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28-11-2006, 11:52 PM   #3

Re: Castration charges.


I paid £86 to get Felix done a few weeks ago - that was him getting neutered and getting his blood tested to make sure he was alright to go under the anaesthetic



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28-11-2006, 11:56 PM   #4

Re: Castration charges.


I dont know Fran, I never thought to ask, I will do though. We have these "CAVAN" vets around now "companion animal vaccination and neutering" its all they do, hence the prices. I am tempted to go there, but dont want to feel guilty. Here are their prices.
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Full Vaccination including Leukaemia £34:50
Flu & Enteritis only £20:00
Booster including Leukaemia £20:50
Flu & Enteritis only £12:00
Male Cat castrate £16:50
Female Cat spay £19:50
Cat spaymidline £30.00


DOGS

Full Vaccination £21:00
Booster £15:00
Intrac Kennel Cough £14.50
Male Dog castrate £39:50
Bitch spay £56:50
RABBITS Myxomatosis £8:50
Cylap (VHD) £8:50
Rabbit castrate £25.00
Rabbit spay £35.00

FERRETS

Male Ferret castrate £25.00
Female Ferret spay £38.00

FLEA TREATMENTS

Frontline Combo Spot-On Cat
3 pack £13:70
6 pack £22:85
Frontline Combo Spot-On Dog
up to 10kg
3 pack £17:55

6 pack £28:60
10-20kg
3 pack £19:35
6 pack £30:80
20-40kg
3 pack £20:90
6 pack £33:90
40kg+
3 pack £24:50
6 pack £39:70
Frontline Spray
100ml £12:80
250ml £21:50
Indorex Household Spray
£12:20 WORMING

Drontal Cat Weight up to 4kg £1:97 each
Drontal Cat XL Weight over 4kg £2:85 each
Drontal Puppy suspension £10:90
Drontal Plus Weight 10kg £2:17 each
Drontal XL Weight 35kg £6:75 each
Droncit Spot-on 4 pack £7:35
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28-11-2006, 11:59 PM   #5

Re: Castration charges.


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I paid £86 to get Felix done a few weeks ago - that was him getting neutered and getting his blood tested to make sure he was alright to go under the anaesthetic
WOW! Thats a lot! Was Felix young, was there a need for pre-op bloods, do you think its a money grabbing tactic?
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29-11-2006, 12:00 AM   #6

Re: Castration charges.


wow I wish we had these vets here. I totally think we get way overcharged for vet care - especially at my vets!



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29-11-2006, 12:01 AM   #7

Re: Castration charges.


Dawn, why would you feel guilty going to a pet vacc clinic? I've never had a male cat of my own, so not had to pay for a castration.



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29-11-2006, 12:02 AM   #8

Re: Castration charges.


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WOW! Thats a lot! Was Felix young, was there a need for pre-op bloods, do you think its a money grabbing tactic?

Felix is only about 3 years old. I totally think its a money grabbing tactic - it was Gordon that took him in and he said he felt pressured to take the extra tests - almost as if "if you really love your cat you would"



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29-11-2006, 12:02 AM   #9

Re: Castration charges.


Agree with Dawn, wondering why the vets felt the need to do pre-op bloods for such a routine op.



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29-11-2006, 12:04 AM   #10

Re: Castration charges.


Those are good prices Dawn, I am getting the girls spayed shortly but would worry like crazy going to a "new" practice even if that was all they did - does that make sense? although similar to you going the Doctors then to see a suregon who specalizes for your Op.

Emm thats expensive isn't it? why did he need the blood tests? although they tested Cleo before her Op start of this year but that was because she was poorly 23 years previously when she was spayed but anthestic has improved leaps and bounds since then plus her kidney's and age etc was the other reason.

And in answer to your orginal question Dawn can't recall how much I paid for Oz to be done all those years ago.
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