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Old 17-04-2008, 01:21 PM
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Re: how much do you pay for neutering ??

Mine is £32 castrate, £38 spay and £45 for full course of kitten vaccinations.
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When we were in the middle of Aberdeen you paid £42 for a booster now that we are in the country side I can get a booster and worming treatment for all of them for £45, bargain!
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Rspca are giving out vouchers at mo,you can have cat done for £10,of course thats only for 1 but you could get family/friends to ring up also??a bit naughty i know!!
Not cool Clare-if you can't afford to pay for them-don't acquire them in the first place Btw sorted anything out for getting your lot spayed/neutered yet?
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My Vet charges £50 for a girl to be neutered
Kitten inoculations is £45 for Tricat.
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Googled cheap neutering in London and found this Low-cost neutering and vaccines in N London)
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Their prices arnt too bad actually for London area, I would go with that
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Not cool Clare-if you can't afford to pay for them-don't acquire them in the first place Btw sorted anything out for getting your lot spayed/neutered yet?
What is your prob?? just trying to give someone idea on how they could save cost of neautering a couple of cats!! its not something ive done,but why would it be so bad if the offer is there??doesnt mean one cant afford to keep there pets just because they might look to save a bit of money.The poster was put up at my vets offering the vouchers cant see the problem with it myself.

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Googled cheap neutering in London and found this Low-cost neutering and vaccines in N London)
cool thanks will have a look at that

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Not cool Clare-if you can't afford to pay for them-don't acquire them in the first place Btw sorted anything out for getting your lot spayed/neutered yet?
hey

not yet going to look in surrey and if no joy then i am just going to get it done at my local vets, but yes i could never go to the rspca they do not get funding and i would never dream of going there always give them food and a bit of money each month to help !
i agree you should not have an animal if you can not afford the bills

anyway back to looking i hate the fact that you go on their websites and they do not give you prices you have to call them lol
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What is your prob?? just trying to give someone idea on how they could save cost of neautering a couple of cats!! its not something ive done,but why would it be so bad if the offer is there??doesnt mean one cant afford to keep there pets just because they might look to save a bit of money.The poster was put up at my vets offering the vouchers cant see the problem with it myself.
You attitude is my prob-too many people take advantage of the pdsa/rspca and makes it even harder for them to help genuine cases,your right nothing wrong with cutting down costs Clare but not to aid someone like you-though a joblot deal for you i think would be a worthy cause
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