getting a dogs nuts off for free lol

well the time has come zena is coming in season i think shes licking her bits a lot and blade still got his bits so need to get them off soon as but my vet has said £180 i havnt got that kind of money to hand just like that so i know it sounds cheeky but would pdsa do it for free or really cheap. yes i know i have the dogs so i should be able to pay for things but at the minute with all the things iam paying since she left its the wrong time.

Sorry not a clue, always paid for mine myself.

iam not loaded after paying all other stuff and paying for zena last month for her paw must say she could have waiting till after xmas instead of coming in season now lol

You can't choose. I had to give up a lot when I lost my job, but we managed. And I got a new job within the month, can't not having a mortgage!

The PDSA only offer it to those who can prove they get benefits of some sort.

janey wrote:

You can't choose. I had to give up a lot when I lost my job, but we managed. And I got a new job within the month, can't not having a mortgage!

erm ive gave up a lot thanks lost loads but what good was it getting his nuts off when not paying rent and council tax then would be in same postion but no house for us

Scott, have a look at the link below to see if you qualify.


http://www.pdsa.org.uk/pdsa-vet-care/eligibility

where i live we got a friends of the animals,they dont do it for free but i think its less than half the price,dont know if they are all over the uk or just down here.

Have you tried battersea dogs home? I thought they were doing an amnesty at some point to have your dogs neutered to help over breeding etc

£180 thats a bit steep! :s .. Vinnie's cost the maximum price of £107 at his vet (vets4pets).
Would your vet be willing to take payments by installments? i know our vets do in certain cases etc he took installments for skye's vaccination for life set up etc, try your luck you never know

i read that the dogs trust is doing neutering for free in the north would be worth checking it out for your area and see if theyre doing it there. it will probably be benefit based but you never know unless you ask.

180 pound to castrate thats a bit steep isnt it.It only cost us 136 to have milly spayed.And i would say its a bigger op.Try vets for pets they may be cheaper.And also a vets has recently opened at pets at home you could try the nearest one to you and ask if they have a vets at theres.I think the pdsa also help people on low incomes give them a call and ask them.After all its worth a try

I looked into something a while back to do with Skye, the PDSA do treat pets if you're getting housing benefit and you take proof. They also ask for a donation towards the procedure, I suppose you could get it done for free, but seeing how it's a charity it's only right to pay something!

PDSA wont pay for neutering/vaccines or anything to do with pregnancy care.

try these links
* http://www.mayhewanimalhome.org/dogs/ourservices/index.php
*

Hiya scott... I got my Inca spayed through 'The Dogs Trust'... coz i was on a benefit at the time (ESA) they helped towards it.. I paid £30 and they paid the rest..

Give them a try as they are quite helpful..

are u anywhere near london? I cant remember the name of the place but there is a place in london spaying and castrating bully breeds for free