Just bought a Puppy, it needs its injections, how much would I expect to pay at vets? and how many injections?

Answer 1

you shouldnt have to pay more than £25 inc.vat for primary vaccs.first injection at approx 8 weeks then another 2 weeks later
...dont forget the annual boosters approx same price.just had my dogs kennel cough done ,that was £22 ..try to find a small independent vet not a chain as they seem to care more about the animals than profit!!

Answer 2

Vets charges differ but my vet chargers £13 for there first injection and they need two. 1 at 8 week old and the other 3 weeks later so u be paying aroung £26 altogether

Answer 3

you need to have the injections at approximately 8/10 weeks and then two weeks later. Expect to pay approximately £30 for these injections. Two weeks after the injection you will be able to take your puppy for a walk!

He/she will then need injections every year as a booster.

Good luck. x

Answer 4

Try calling a few vets to see what they charge for their sets of shots. Vets in the middle of nowhere Wyoming will charge less than a high end vet in Newport Beach, CA or NYC.

And please, if you are concerned about the costs of shots so early, start a puppy savings account RIGHT NOW. You should always have $1000 ready for each and every animal that you own, if you truly love them. This money should be used for emergency injuries, severe illnesses, boarding if you have an emergency, dog food if you have a change in situation, etc.

Good luck to you and I hope that you are able to find a vet that suits your needs.

Answer 5

Not too sure but Vets for Pets are doing an offer at the moment were you pay £60 and for that your dog gets its yearly booster free for life, think it will be about £45 for the first session of puppy vaccines and bits they go through at the vets, maybe worth a phone call to them to see what the price will be, good luck.

Answer 6

This is something you should have considered before getting a puppy. Just like babies puppies need vaccinations. You should expect to pay at least 50-100$ for that. Also unless you plan on breeding the dog, which it doesn't sound like, get it spayed or nuetered. I'm not sure how much that costs but I'm sure it's not cheap. The dog will need boosters yearly at around 30-50$. Please be a responsible pet owner.

Answer 7

I don't know where you live, but if you live near Northern California, you can even get low cost vaccines at a low cost clinic.

http://www.happypet.com

I'm sure there must be some type of low cost vaccine program near you, sometimes you have to talk to other pet owners to find out. Not all vet hospitals are willing to give you numbers to their competition.

Do know, however that veterinary advice is very valuable. When you go to a vet's office for vaccines you get the opportunity to ask many questions of your vet about your pet's health, development etc., whereas at a low cost vaccine clinic some vets won't answer those questions or don't have time to in between vaccinating the large number of pets that are there for their shots.

Answer 8

I absolutely despair of people like you who buy a puppy without having made any plans or done any research.

Surely you must have given some thought to your puppies needs before you went out and got it.

What sort of breeder gave you a pup without telling you about vaccinations?

Has it been wormed?

Do you know how to house train it?

Do you know how to feed it properly?

Can you afford the vaccinations?

Are you going to have it neutered?

Can you afford to do that?

GO TO YOUR VET AND GET SOME ADVICE FROM A PROFESSIONAL.

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

Answer 9

depends which vet some costs $10 some costs $150 and probably about 5

Answer 10

you need 2 injections they are between £30 - £35 good luck