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Yes, it's been a long time since I had a dog spayed. I almost fell out of my chair when I just made Layla's appointment. WTH?! Are they going to serve her caviar as a post-op meal?
I personally have not had good experiences with low-cost clinics. When I lived in Austin my foster dogs were spayed and neutered at a vet clinic that did the work for their cost for the rescue. When I moved to Dallas I had to start using low-cost clinics. The dogs had noticeably more pain and longer recovery times than they did when we were using the vet clinics.Lots of places have low cost clinics.
I wouldn't do it either for a spay/neuter but it's available. Where I live there are also coupon programs where you go to a regular vet with a discount coupon.I personally have not had good experiences with low-cost clinics. When I lived in Austin my foster dogs were spayed and neutered at a vet clinic that did the work for their cost for the rescue. When I moved to Dallas I had to start using low-cost clinics. The dogs had noticeably more pain and longer recovery times than they did when we were using the vet clinics.
Glad to hear that! I know it helped us out greatly and they were awesome. I was worried, but they were super good.according to the latest stats, having the low cost clinic available has halved the unwanted dogs cats that the shelter normaly deals with.
Don't know if this will help or not but these sites claim to help with costs of spay/neuter:Yes, it's been a long time since I had a dog spayed. I almost fell out of my chair when I just made Layla's appointment. WTH?! Are they going to serve her caviar as a post-op meal?