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CSRA LIFE SAVER FEES***48 HOURS NOTICE OF CANCELLATION IS REQUIRED OR THERE WILL BE AN EXTRA $5 FEE APPLIED***Due to the increased cost in Medical SuppliesOur Fees will Be Increasing by $5 per surgeryand also $2 for vaccines in June, 2008No Certificate needed No Maximum Income! Our Clinic is Open to Anyone and Everyone! FEMALE DOG SPAY $60.00 Over 50 pounds $70.00 MALE DOG NEUTER $55.00 Over 60 pounds $70.00 FEMALE CAT SPAY $45.00 MALE CAT NEUTER $30.00 VACCINES, Etc RABIES $10.00 DOG DISTEMPER $12.00 (DHPP) CAT DISTEMPER $12.00 (FVRCP) BORDETELLA (Kennel Cough) $ 8.00 HEARTWORM TESTING $15.00 HEARTWORM PREVENTION $30.00 (All sizes and weights) We Sell Iverhart Plus which is the equivalent of Heartguard Plus. A Heartworm Test must be performed before obtaining the prevention or you may bring in results from another veterinary office within the last year and we can sell you the prevention. FELINE LEUKEMIA/FIV (Aids) TESTING $22.00 FELINE LEUKEMIA VACCINE - $15.00 DEWORMER Hookworm & Roundworm Cats - $5.00 Dogs - $7.00 Tapeworm Cats - $10.00 Dogs - $18.00 FRONTLINE PRICES: Cats - $11 per month Dogs - Up to 22 pounds - $11 per month 23-44 pounds - $11 per month 45-88 pounds - $12 per month 89-132 pounds -$12 per month
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We have made the cat and dog domesticated but did not educate ourselves on how prolific these animals can be.
One unaltered female cat and her offspring can produce 420,000 cats in just seven years if they all survive and all go on to breed. (See chart below)
I believe that most people are unaware of these staggering statistics and if they are educated, things will change.
Perhaps the CSRA will have nothing but no kill shelters in the future. That would be a wonderful day!
Spayed or neutered pets are healthier because it decreases their risk of breast and uterine cancers, cystic ovaries and prostate problems.
Spayed female pets never have heat periods so male dogs or cats do not congregate in your yard. Neutered males are less likely to run away, to be hit by cars or get into fights which saves vet bills and/or loss of your pet.
Two uncontrolled breeding cats…… plus their kittens and all their kittens, if none are ever neutered or spayed add up to:
1st year: 12
2nd year: 68
3rd year: 382
4th year: 2,201
5th year: 12,680
6th year: 73,041
7th year: 420.715
8th year: 2,423,316
9th year: 13,958,290
10th year: 80,399,780
2 litters per year
2.8 surviving kittens per litter
10 year breeding life
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AFTER CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Feed your animal when you get home. Start with a small amount of their regular diet and gradually increase the amount of food each half hour, until normal amounts are achieved. This lessens the chances of vomiting. Make sure they have plenty of fresh water at all times.
No baths or swimming for at least two weeks after surgery. Make sure the incision site remains dry for one week. Discourage licking of the incision. They have stitches on the inside that will dissolve on their own, and the outside of the incision is glued. If the glue gets wet, the incision could open up. If this happens, please contact a veterinarian immediately. If the Life Saver is not open, this means that you should contact your local veterinarian or one of the Emergency Veterinary Clinics.
No running, jumping or rough playing is allowed for one week. Dogs must be kept indoors and must be walked on a leash. Cats must also be kept indoors.
Keep your pet away from the opposite sex for two weeks.
Check the incision site twice a day. There should be no drainage. Redness and swelling should be minimal. Adult dogs may show a slight cough. A depressed, slowly increasing appetite for a few days is not unusual. Vomiting, diarrhea or severe depression are causes for concern and you should contact our office initially. If we are not available, and it is not an emergency, please leave a message and we will call you back shortly. If it is an emergency and we are not available, please contact your local vet or one of the emergency veterinarian clinics immediately.
Thank you for using the CSRA Life Saver to have your pet spayed or neutered. You have made the responsible choice which will be beneficial to your pet’s health and also eliminate the chance of an unwanted litter.
Please tell family and friends about our affordable program
We want to decrease the amount euthanized in the CSRA and need your help
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