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I wanted to help those who were struggling to find a vet in there area that does spays and neuters at a low cost!
In my area, all of the spay and neuters were at least $350 plus a wellness exam needed before.
Until I found “Laurel Road Veterinary Clinic” and to spay it costs around $145 (no more than $150) for a spay. You do need a wellness visit as well which is $45! A total of less than $200!! The spay also includes the medication given there. However, you must request pain meds to take home!! I’m getting my girl spayed there on Friday and will give you an update on the cost of pain meds to take home and how the surgery went.
I was skeptical about there price being so low until I found out: Dr. Don, the one who does the surgery, has seen many of my family’s animals before (cats, dogs, & a lizard). Everyone loves Dr. Don there clearly because when I went to the wellness exam a girl in the waiting room was saying nothing but good things, like “He is amazing”.
Hope I helped anyone out!!
UPDATE : Total spay amount was $140 counting meds!! So the wellness exam plus the spay was a total of $185!
They also drew a cute picture on her invoice
Severus (my rabbit) is doing good, acting like everyone said she would and there were not surgery complications!
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