What is the normal price of spaying dogs?

Answer 1

The price varies, but it's worth it, because it costs a LOT more to take care of puppies, even if you get rid of them when they're old enough..and you don't want to dump the puppies, because that's illegal. Also, there are millions of strays in the world, and they need a home, but if your dog contributes to having more puppies in the world, then they'll take up a home that could've gone to one of the homeless dogs.

Answer 2

The cost of having a dog Spayed (female) or Neutered (male) varies and is set by the veterinary clinic. There are also other factors that determine the cost of having a dog spayed/neutered that include the dog's age, weight, and whether or not the dog has started their estrus cycle (had heats/going into heat (estrus)), and/or if the dog has been bred (had a litter of puppies).

In the U.S. most states and areas have Low Cost Vet Clinics to help ease the financial burden of having a dog/cat altered (spayed/neutered). You should be able to call your local Humane Society Shelter/Animal Services/Animal Control Office and ask for the number(s) to those clinics.

A typical US price is $100-$200.
The cost will vary by location, and and by veterinarian. Generally, the cost of spaying, a more complicated surgery, usually ranges from about $50 to $175 or more.

There are low-cost spay and neuter services, all over the country, where a veterinarian offers a reduced rate or an organization such as a state or local government offers subsidies. Contact your local animal shelter or Humane Association to see where in your area there is a reduced cost spay clinic.
First off, the one at the humane society is likely subsidized, meaning it costs the humane society more than $100 to do it. I would only get a dog spayed there if I couldn't afford to do it elsewhere (seems like abusing the system otherwise).

Secondly, the job done at the pet hospital is not going to be the same as the one at the shelter. Monitoring equipment, preanesthetic workup, and postanesthetic care, are not going to be equivalent, nor is it likely that intra-anesthetic precautions (fluids etc), are going to be the same.

While 99/100, I'd say that the end product will be the same, I'd still go to the clinic, rather than the shelter to get it done.

Answer 3

It depends on the kind of animal, its age and where you get it spayed. The veterinarian will probably be the most expensive.

For dogs and cats, it can be anywhere between $25 and $400. Rabbit will probably cost between $35-$85.

Answer 4

it cost about $100 to $120 depending on where you go

Answer 5

well if he is up to date on his shots the it will be cheaper but in order for him to get spade of r nuetured he will have to have them done but in all it cost me $98

Answer 6

The neuter would cost $45-$110 while spay is around $50-$175.

Answer 7

It can cost about $200.

Answer 8

How old does dog have to be to get neuder