Dog Knife
Posted in Folding Knives by admin
on June 23, 2007
Dog Knife
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US $59.00
how much does a blood test cost to make sure my dog will be okay to go 'under the knife' when we spay her?
She's not yet five pounds yet and 5 mo. Of course we're waiting til she's six months but just so I save my money, I wanted to know what the price will range from. I know the spaying cost I just wanted to know the blood work cost. Thanks (:
it depends on the vet, but if money is an issue you might want to check with your local humane society - many spay and do the pre-tests for either free or reduced rates.
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