How Much Does It Cost To Spay A Dog, Cat, or Rabbit In South Africa?
Neutering a male cat, around R750, and R1 350 for neutering a female cat. Neutering a male dog around R1200 – R2500 and R1 800 up to R4000 or more for neutering a female dog, as the size and age of your pet will influence this cost greatly.
How much is it to spay a dog in South Africa?
The cost is R650 for males and R1 100 to R1 200 for females. It costs about R1 200 to sterilize a male dog and R1 300 to R1 600 to sterilize a female, depending on her weight.”
How much does a dog cost in South Africa?
Puppy prices range from R20,000 to about R70,000. Puppies in normal colours go for R25,000 to R30,000 in Cape Town and R30,000 to R50,000 in Johannesburg, with highly prized exotic colours (sometimes involving dodgy breeding practices) fetching far higher prices.
How much does it cost to sterilise a cat?
The cost to sterilise a female cat is roughly R1 100 to R1 500. This cost will vary depending on her weight.
The cost to sterilise a male cat is roughly R700 to R1 000.
Is it more expensive to spay a cat or dog?
In general, it tends to be more expensive to spay a pet than it is to neuter one.
That’s because neutering tends to be less complex.
Spaying involves opening your dog or cat’s stomach to access the animal’s reproductive organs.
How do you spay your cat?
The operation is performed through a relatively small incision made most commonly in the midline of the abdomen, just below the umbilicus. Both ovaries are removed along with the entire uterus. The surgical incision will be closed with several layers of sutures.