This will depend upon which shot you are referring to. For most non-collie breeds, a single shot of ivermectin can safely eliminate most intestinal parasites in a single dose and would cost between US$10 and US$25 depending upon the clinic you are at. However, to eliminate tapeworms (which are not susceptible to ivermectin), an injectable dose may cost up to US$100 or more depending upon the size of the dog. For less common worms, such as whipworms or lung worms, injectable antiparasiticides can be fairly expensive.
For heartworms, the arsenic-based injectable treatment can cost over US$500 for a three-shot series.
For a six-month injection of heartworm preventative, I believe a standard price is between $200 and $300, although this may vary widely. For an injection of Immiticide (heartworm treatment), costs can be from $100 to $400.
The preventative injection, which lasts 6 months, should be about the same price as 6 months worth of oral preventative.
Immiticide is used for dogs that already have heartworms, and prices vary by location. It can be $400-$1000. There was a treatment before Immiticide came along that was around $100-$150, but it is not used anymore. Immeticide is indefinitely unavailable.
I just paid $1020.00 for full treatment of an 80lb dog.
A heart worm test usually costs between $20 and $30.
Impossible to answer without knowing, shot size and what the shot is made of.
No, the puppies will not be heartworm positive just because their mother or father was. However, having a heartworm positive dog around makes it much more likely that the other dogswill contract a heartworm infection if they are not kept on heartworm preventative regularly (and in the case of puppies started on it early) due to the fact that the heartworm dog serves as a reservoir from which mosquitos pick up infective heartworm larva and then they bite another dog and infect it.
On Amazon, the cost of an eight pound shot put ranges from about $12 to about $20.
50oo a shot
1.298
1344.00 for one shot
Heartworm Press was created in 2003.
There is no heartworm vaccination. Dogs and cats can take monthly oral preventatives to keep them from developing a heartworm infection.
~$65 at walgreens
100 or so
A Pardner 28 gauge single shot cost is 110.00 to 130.00 A Pardner 28 gauge single shot cost is 110.00 to 130.00