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Topic Dog Boards / General / booster
- By linda s Date 17.01.04 21:10 UTC
Had my labs booster done yesterday and worm tabs for her and other dog £38.80.Just wondered what you pay for your dogs booster.Think the worm tabs are about £10 for two dogs.
linda
- By pauly [gb] Date 17.01.04 21:38 UTC
Hi, my staffy had his booster today at a cost  of £28-85p. Pauly.
- By Lea Date 17.01.04 21:43 UTC
I had my Rottie cross Gemma boostered(two injections as hadnt been done for 3 years) and it cost me £25.
HTH
Lea :)
- By gundogsrbest [gb] Date 18.01.04 08:14 UTC
boosters are £27, it normally ends being more thou, for example sept tess had her booster, toby needed his ears and knees looking at, my nans dog thomas was microchip and nails done and jack was casturated the following day, a grand total of nearly £200!!
- By peanuts [gb] Date 18.01.04 09:50 UTC
Had my little terriers booster done last friday , with a small tube of dog toothpaste , the toothpaste was £5 the bill in total was £41.00

Getting more expensive everytime i go

Peanuts
- By JReynolds [gb] Date 18.01.04 11:23 UTC
£18 for booster
- By Lorelei [gb] Date 18.01.04 11:46 UTC
£40 including the consultation fee and the wormers are usually about £3. Edinburgh is dear for vets but ours monitors Morse s weight for nothing and give gratis phone advice on minor things like worn pads - and MOrse loves going to them so I dont mind. :)
- By Christine Date 18.01.04 12:07 UTC
Rather expensive considering there`s no scientific evidence that boosters are even necessary & immunity to distemper & parvo lasts at least 7yrs but probably a lifetime  ;) :)

[img]http://www.healthy.net/asp/templates/article.asp?PageType=Article&ID=485[/img]

Christine, Spain.

Don`t know why the link won`t work tho!
- By Christine Date 18.01.04 12:31 UTC
Trying the link again!

[link]http://www.healthy.net/asp/templates/article.asp?PageType=Article&ID=485[/link]

Can`t get the link to work, sorry.
- By linda s Date 18.01.04 23:35 UTC
Yes i agree Christine,I am not keen on boosters every year.Only a few years ago, i had to go home to Scotland and couldnt take my dog with me.She had to be kenneled and of course up to date with her jabs or they wont take them in.I have two dogs now and they both have yearly boosters now.Although i do hold it out for as long as i can,year and a half.
best wishes linda
- By DebbieN [gb] Date 19.01.04 00:01 UTC
My vet does boosters every 3 years.
Although i need buffy to have hers every year as she will be coming to france with us.

Debbie
Topic Dog Boards / General / booster

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