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Best Neuter location choice? Gizmo will be neutered within the next one to two months. We are doing all of the research and checking out all of our options. Before I ask my question, I want to be clear that this is NOT about the money! 1.)Our regular vet, who knows Gizmo and specializes in cats and dogs will charge us $85 for the neuter and will also remove any baby teeth as necessary at the same time (at an added cost). 2.)Non-profit place called Animal Birth Control Clinic www.animalbirthcontrol.org does the neuter for 0-25 lb. dogs for $30. I am wondering....this place (2) does a LOT of spay/neuters. If you don't consider the money, wouldn't a place with more experience be a better option? Or will he get more personal care with our own vet? Just wanted some feedback here. Thanks! |
My dog is not spayed so I am probably not the best person to answer but just want to give my two cents worth. I would never go to any kind of clinic or anywhere that offers it for that cheap. I would only go to my regular vet because some things concern me about those clinics. Some vets charge over $300 for spay/neuter and there is a huge markup but there are things included in the vet's price like the right kind of anesthesia which happens to be really expensive, antibiotics, pain meds, preop blood work, iv catheter... I am not sure that clinics who charge so little could provide all of that. |
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Thanks for your opinion though. You are most likely right, and that was my first response to the idea. I just don't want to rule out a good option because I have pre-conceived ideas about discount clinics. Thanks! |
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I didn't look at the clinic's site but if they can provide all of that for that price that is impressive especially since they have done so many. I would still go to my regular vet though but that is because I trust her and Ellie has already had surgery there and nothing bad happened. I would consider the clinic though if I wasn't 100% happy with her vet. |
By the way, I love your avatar. |
I emailed the clinic today and asked a lot of questions about small breeds, yorkies in particular, anesthesia used, intubation, stats on any problems at their clinic, etc... They sent me a nice reply and will have a vet tech call me to answer my questions. So, we'll see. I'll let you know what they say. Thanks! |
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