Kittens
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Kittens
Does anybody know how much it costs to have a kitten vaccinated and neutered? How about the cost of neutering an adult cat?
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Vaccinations 3-400dhs a year, neutering 4-600dhs.
I understand the Municipality Vets near Mizhar are a lot cheaper. Think MH has used them in the past for some of the strays she has picked up.
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can only have them done from about about 3 months I think (someone will correct me I'm sure).
Vaccinations 3-400dhs a year, neutering 4-600dhs.
I understand the Municipality Vets near Mizhar are a lot cheaper. Think MH has used them in the past for some of the strays she has picked up.
Vaccinations 3-400dhs a year, neutering 4-600dhs.
I understand the Municipality Vets near Mizhar are a lot cheaper. Think MH has used them in the past for some of the strays she has picked up.
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The best advice will always come from the vets themselves, as they have all the experience and knowledge.
Give them a call, they don't charge for advice.
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yes, go to the one just past Mushrif Park on Al Khawneej (sp?) Road...it's on the righthand side, just after the roundabout, white building, there are signs directing you.
it's open in the mornings and then from 4.30 till at least 7
on Saturdays from around 8.30 till 1ish...
no need to call them, just turn up (and they never seem to answer the phone anyway)
for basic stuff like shots and neutering they are great and much much cheaper than the normal vets (but sorry, don't remember any prices)
I need to get my stray kittens done as well within the next few weeks...
they are still drinking with the mother and as far as I know, you need to wait to get the mother done until they stop drinking.
it's open in the mornings and then from 4.30 till at least 7
on Saturdays from around 8.30 till 1ish...
no need to call them, just turn up (and they never seem to answer the phone anyway)
for basic stuff like shots and neutering they are great and much much cheaper than the normal vets (but sorry, don't remember any prices)
I need to get my stray kittens done as well within the next few weeks...
they are still drinking with the mother and as far as I know, you need to wait to get the mother done until they stop drinking.
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yes, go to the one just past Mushrif Park on Al Khawneej (sp?) Road...it's on the righthand side, just after the roundabout, white building, there are signs directing you.
it's open in the mornings and then from 4.30 till at least 7
on Saturdays from around 8.30 till 1ish...
no need to call them, just turn up (and they never seem to answer the phone anyway)
for basic stuff like shots and neutering they are great and much much cheaper than the normal vets (but sorry, don't remember any prices)
I need to get my stray kittens done as well within the next few weeks...
they are still drinking with the mother and as far as I know, you need to wait to get the mother done until they stop drinking.
it's open in the mornings and then from 4.30 till at least 7
on Saturdays from around 8.30 till 1ish...
no need to call them, just turn up (and they never seem to answer the phone anyway)
for basic stuff like shots and neutering they are great and much much cheaper than the normal vets (but sorry, don't remember any prices)
I need to get my stray kittens done as well within the next few weeks...
they are still drinking with the mother and as far as I know, you need to wait to get the mother done until they stop drinking.
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What are you going to do with the kittens?
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It seems that 8-10 weeks may be the earliest as the kittens will need mother's milk, which will presumably dry up once she is sterilized. May advertise the kittens (free obviously) but Jasmine wants to keep her favourite.
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take some photos and put them up on here, it's a start, I can post them on the pet forum on EW as well once they are ready for re homing.
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For those of you interested, here is what a local vet had to say on the matter...
We charge 400 dhs for cat spays, this includes the anesthesia, operation,
pain relief, antibiotic injection and post operative check up. If she has
just had a litter we would suggest waiting until the kittens are have
stopped feeding, you can start to wean them from 6 weeks, so they should be totally off mum by 8 weeks old.
Just be aware she can become pregnant again very quickly even whilst still
feeding her kittens. If there is a chance she is pregnant at the time of
spaying we would probably want to do a midline (tummy) incision which cost
450 Dhs as it takes a little longer for this method.
If you wish to book an appointment you will need to call the hospital as we
don't take booking online.
Many thanks
Lucy Hives BSc Hons
Head Nurse
Nad Al Sheba Veterinary Hospital
We charge 400 dhs for cat spays, this includes the anesthesia, operation,
pain relief, antibiotic injection and post operative check up. If she has
just had a litter we would suggest waiting until the kittens are have
stopped feeding, you can start to wean them from 6 weeks, so they should be totally off mum by 8 weeks old.
Just be aware she can become pregnant again very quickly even whilst still
feeding her kittens. If there is a chance she is pregnant at the time of
spaying we would probably want to do a midline (tummy) incision which cost
450 Dhs as it takes a little longer for this method.
If you wish to book an appointment you will need to call the hospital as we
don't take booking online.
Many thanks
Lucy Hives BSc Hons
Head Nurse
Nad Al Sheba Veterinary Hospital
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For those of you interested, here is what a local vet had to say on the matter...
We charge 400 dhs for cat spays, this includes the anesthesia, operation,
pain relief, antibiotic injection and post operative check up. If she has
just had a litter we would suggest waiting until the kittens are have
stopped feeding, you can start to wean them from 6 weeks, so they should be totally off mum by 8 weeks old.
Just be aware she can become pregnant again very quickly even whilst still
feeding her kittens. If there is a chance she is pregnant at the time of
spaying we would probably want to do a midline (tummy) incision which cost
450 Dhs as it takes a little longer for this method.
If you wish to book an appointment you will need to call the hospital as we
don't take booking online.
Many thanks
Lucy Hives BSc Hons
Head Nurse
Nad Al Sheba Veterinary Hospital
We charge 400 dhs for cat spays, this includes the anesthesia, operation,
pain relief, antibiotic injection and post operative check up. If she has
just had a litter we would suggest waiting until the kittens are have
stopped feeding, you can start to wean them from 6 weeks, so they should be totally off mum by 8 weeks old.
Just be aware she can become pregnant again very quickly even whilst still
feeding her kittens. If there is a chance she is pregnant at the time of
spaying we would probably want to do a midline (tummy) incision which cost
450 Dhs as it takes a little longer for this method.
If you wish to book an appointment you will need to call the hospital as we
don't take booking online.
Many thanks
Lucy Hives BSc Hons
Head Nurse
Nad Al Sheba Veterinary Hospital