FAQ

PetSmart doesn’t directly offer neutering, but its partnered Banfield Pet Hospitals may charge between $200–$700 depending on the dog's size and needs.

Standard pet insurance does not cover neutering, but many insurers offer wellness add-ons that may reimburse part or all of the cost.

The ideal age to neuter a male dog is typically around six months, but for large or giant breeds, waiting until 12 to 18 months may be recommended.

Neutering a male dog typically costs between $35 and $300 at low-cost clinics and between $200 and $700 at private practices, depending on several factors.

Neutering a male dog typically costs between $35 and $700, with lower prices at nonprofit clinics and higher fees at private veterinary practices. Factors like size, age, health, and location can affect the final cost.

$100 a day for dog sitting is generally considered high, but it may be reasonable depending on services provided and the quality of care compared to pet food and overall costs.

The Farmer’s Dog provides pre-portioned meals with feeding frequency personalized based on your dog’s nutritional needs, typically fed twice a day.

$100 a day is generally considered a good rate for dog sitting, especially when compared to the daily cost of premium fresh dog food like The Farmer’s Dog.

The Farmer’s Dog meals are pre-portioned and typically meant to be fed twice a day, but exact feeding frequency may vary depending on your dog’s specific meal plan.

$100 a day for dog sitting is generally considered a competitive and fair rate, especially when factoring in premium dog food services like The Farmer’s Dog.