How much did you pay to spay/neuter and do teeth extraction?

[MyFairLacy]

Originally Posted by Gazou

I will not have to switch job , next week I'll start my second year as a vet student .

Are you in vet school too? Which school do you go to? I just started my first year at Texas A&M. Lots of hard work to become a vet isn't it?

[For My Coby]

Originally Posted by Gazou

I will not have to switch job , next week I'll start my second year as a vet student .

The coolest job! Congratulations. Such a hard job, but so rewarding. When you start out your practice, you may have to YT'er discounts.

[For My Coby]

Originally Posted by MyFairLacy

Are you in vet school too? Which school do you go to? I just started my first year at Texas A&M. Lots of hard work to become a vet isn't it?

Oh that's right! I couldn't remember who else was in Vet School. MyFairLacy, you should have a good mentor now!! Way to go both of you.

[Akhong]

Wow! Thanks for all your responses! This definately compounds my opinion that my vet is overpriced! Unfortunately, many vets in Vancouver ARE over priced b/c people are willing to pay these inflated prices...and this particular vet came highly recommended to me b/c I had an absolutely HORRIBLE experience w/another vet. I called around to other vets for estimates, and found that the SPCA charged the lowest prices and also came recommended to me by my dog trainer.

Thanks again for all your responses! This makes me feel a LOT less worse about not seeing this vet again!

[spr377]

Originally Posted by Gazou

I will not have to switch job , next week I'll start my second year as a vet student .

Good for you, best of luck!!

[lara2913]

For Ben's neuter and exraction of 2 teeth it was £100, which is $200. Indy's spay was £130 ($260) but she did not have any teeth to pull.