How much vets take for dog jabs

[big country 8]

Hi

I have five patterdles and all are due there boosters so i phoned my vet this morning and they told

me it would be 36 pound per dog i really do think thats having a laugh.I usually get it of someone but he can't get them so if any of you can help just send a pm and it will not go any further thanks

[flinty 19]

at park hall mansfield its £25 for both there

[k9delboy 138]

PM sENT BUDDY, Del.

[black recking it 730]

PM sENT BUDDY, Del.

got both for £32 mate at my vets

[Irish Lurcher 1,013]

Lads I could be wrong but I was told that this booster jab is a complete rip by the vets.

 

Am I wrong??????

[rob.i 26]

Seem to remember Ditch shitter posted a thread on here once pointing to research that it was bullshit for them to need a booster

Edited August 7, 2010 by rob.i

[scothunter 12,609]

yea ditch shitters thread is pinned on health section.me personally i get them all there jags as pups and never get them boosters.just put my old lurcher down yesterday and in all her 16yyears never had a booster.

[AL BUNDY 45]

same as sh never get boosters.get the first ones from a mate .i do work for three different vets.wouldnt waste my time even asking them.

[#1poacher 8]

i heard you can buy these things of vet suppliers or if ya know someone in ireland get then to send them over a third of the price it costs in the uk

[scothunter 12,609]

i heard you can buy these things of vet suppliers or if ya know someone in ireland get then to send them over a third of the price it costs in the uk

 

well im getting another pup so if you get a source et me know mate

[lanesra 3,994]

if you have your dog insured, i could be wrong but i wouldnt be surprised if your jabs arent up to date and your dog suffers an injury the insurance becomes invalid, plus surely when kennellin your dog they may need to produce evidence your dogs jabs are up to date and 1 time or another some of us may have to kennel them, so a rip off some people have to go along with.

[scothunter 12,609]

if you have your dog insured, i could be wrong but i wouldnt be surprised if your jabs arent up to date and your dog suffers an injury the insurance becomes invalid, plus surely when kennellin your dog they may need to produce evidence your dogs jabs are up to date and 1 time or another some of us may have to kennel them, so a rip off some people have to go along with.

 

good point for people with insurance and those who kennel them.

fortunaetly i dont use pet insurance and dont go on holiday. hate foreigners lol

[#1poacher 8]

i heard you can buy these things of vet suppliers or if ya know someone in ireland get then to send them over a third of the price it costs in the uk

 

well im getting another pup so if you get a source et me know mate

will do

[bobslurchers 1]

I have to pay £34 each for mine, and thats still using the cheapest vets around here! I think its really a rip off as its supposed to include a "check up", but is more of "stick the dog on the table, poke with the needle, next". I have taken one of my dogs there with an injury just under his eye, and the vet never said anything about it!