puppylove
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Hazel and Nut
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Post by puppylove on May 3, 2004 5:47:48 GMT -5
I just called Animal Recovery Centre at Pet Safari, wanted to make an appointment for fixing Nut, BUT i stopped when i found out the price is 120  Anyone noe what is the updated price for sterilisation now? If it's much cheaper elsewhere i'll rather go to the well known vets. Sorry ghost, dunno where to put this topic  |
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Post by puppy on May 3, 2004 5:54:04 GMT -5
why dun u let dr ling of namly do it instead? dun think ARC in pet safari is one of the rabbit savvy vets leh. the charges for spaying is usu more exp than neutering. 'cause the surgery is more complicated. i think dr ling charges from $90 to $120.
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Post by bubblesbiscuit on May 3, 2004 13:35:13 GMT -5
rabbit spay for doe done at Dr ling will cost $100-$120 and for buck, a neutering op will cost $60. appointment must be made 2 weeks in advance though
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Post by bunnylover on May 3, 2004 21:16:21 GMT -5
The price gone up to S$70 for neutering and $120 / $130 for spaying at Namly since 2 months ago.
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puppylove
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Hazel and Nut
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Post by puppylove on May 3, 2004 23:52:52 GMT -5
it used to like 80 at ARC leh.. suddenly shoot up to 120?? WAH i plus all the cab fares also cheaper than there, somemore safer. haha thanks.. so now for fixing buck is 70 and for fixing doe is 100 plus la??  |
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Post by ghost on May 4, 2004 12:17:10 GMT -5
Tho don't know much abt bunnies or other vets,but i find that Dr ling is the only person whom i know Operates on a Hamster & yet the hamster is still alive till today lei.... ;D It belongs to one of the members in this forum & another forum's member's hammies also..... ;D
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Post by bubblesbiscuit on May 5, 2004 13:03:53 GMT -5
The price gone up to S$70 for neutering and $120 / $130 for spaying at Namly since 2 months ago. gulps.why prices went up?  |
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Post by bunnylover on May 5, 2004 22:12:41 GMT -5
They told me was the medicine cost shoot up.
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Post by clover on May 11, 2004 10:56:06 GMT -5
Dr Ling operated on my gerbil also. He died 2 weeks later cos he tore out his stitches again. But he survived the op.
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Post by puppy on May 11, 2004 11:16:04 GMT -5
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Post by clover on May 11, 2004 22:33:32 GMT -5
lol Ya. Off topic, but really only Dr Ling do the op for me ma.  lol Spent $128 on the op, but he went and keep ripping the stitches out, even though it must have been so painful, he still did it.  |
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Post by puppy on May 11, 2004 22:47:17 GMT -5
wah.... not cheap ah... i guess gerbils are not used to operation....  |
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Post by clover on May 12, 2004 22:23:04 GMT -5
Ya, not cheap. But what really upset us was that he kept trying to tear out his stitches, and he succeeded in the end. There is no effective way to keep him from tearing them. We put the antibiotic powder and gave him toys and food, try to distract him, also no use. Once through the night, the next morning, check on him, he wld have torn out a little bit more. It was infuriating plus frustrating cos he really refused to stop lor. Very cham. Gerbils can't wear a plastic ruff, like dogs, to keep them from getting at their wounds. |
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Tomb
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Post by Tomb on Jun 3, 2004 3:08:29 GMT -5
What about Dr Hsu from Animal Clinic? I know he is gentle to small pets.
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Post by clover on Jun 11, 2004 20:39:20 GMT -5
Dr Hsu is not bad as well, but I don't really like Animal Clinic cos of their staff's service. Their attitude not very good. lol But then, Dr Hsu is quite an experienced vet. I've met Dr Grace Heng of Animal Clinic also, and she was quite friendly and had a good attitude towards my chinchilla.
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lol Spent $128 on the op, but he went and keep ripping the stitches out, even though it must have been so painful, he still did it. 