{"id":180,"date":"2014-08-04T09:44:38","date_gmt":"2014-08-04T14:44:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lakecharlespitbullrescue.com\/?page_id=180"},"modified":"2015-06-24T13:04:32","modified_gmt":"2015-06-24T18:04:32","slug":"cost","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/lakecharlespitbullrescue.com\/the-positive-pit-project\/cost\/","title":{"rendered":"Cost"},"content":{"rendered":"<style type=\"text\/css\"><\/style><p>What Does a Service Dog Cost?<br \/>\nMany factors determine the cost of a service dog. The following is a breakdown of our cost:<br \/>\nTraining:<br \/>\n300 hours of training, cost $6000.00\/year ($500.00\/month). This figure includes housing and training of the dog, as well as evaluation and acceptance of veteran into the program, all time spent consulting with counselor and doctors, all testing and registration costs, traveling costs, public access training, and training with veteran after \u201chand off\u201d. This cost also includes quarterly reports \u00a0for the remainder of the dog\u2019s life. The training of each service dog is catered to the specific needs of each veteran.<br \/>\nFood and training treats, cost $1200.00\/year. All dogs are provided with, per month, 1 bag of Purina Pro-Plan Sport at $42.99\/33lb a bag, Supplements from BARF raw food (please visit http:\/\/www.barfworld.com\/ for more information on the benefits of raw food supplements), and training treats: minimum of 2 rolls at $12.99\/roll via Petco.<br \/>\nVetting: Basic<br \/>\nProheart injection (3) * $164.40<br \/>\nComfortis K-9 flea prevention (12 mos) $194.60<br \/>\nExam $15.00<br \/>\nDHLP Booster $11.75<br \/>\nParvovirus Booster $9.75<br \/>\nRabies Vaccination Calcasieu Parish (2) * $26.50<br \/>\nRabies-Calcasieu Parish Tag-Altered (2) * $22.00<br \/>\nBordetella Booster (2) ** $22.00<br \/>\nFecal exam $19.00<br \/>\nHeartworm test $28.50<br \/>\nAnesthesia $63.00<br \/>\nSpay\/neuter $79.00<br \/>\nBoarding (overnight for spay\/neuter) $13.25<br \/>\nTorbutrol\/Buprinex pain injection $18.00<br \/>\nMicrochip implantation and registration $38.00<br \/>\nSharps disposal fee $4.00<br \/>\nTax $17.50<br \/>\n* We hand off dog with vetting for a year covered.<br \/>\n** Bordetella is only viable for 6 months, in a kennel environment with numerous dogs, this booster should be given every 6 months.<br \/>\nVetting: Extended<br \/>\nHeartworm treatment:<br \/>\nHeartworm Tx-Immiticide 51-80 lbs (1.5) $468.00<br \/>\nBoarding (3 nights) $39.75<br \/>\nRimadyl (Canine 41-80 lbs) for pain (7) $16.23<br \/>\nDoxycycline 300 mg capsule (60) $44.40<br \/>\nSharps disposal fee (3) $6.00<br \/>\nHeartworm examination $24.50<br \/>\nHeartworm treatment (2nd part) $49.00<br \/>\nHeartworm test-Occult $28.50<br \/>\nTax $5.46<\/p>\n<p>Various vetting:<br \/>\nSMZ-TMP 960= Coccidiosis treatment (14) $13.64<br \/>\nPPM Triwormer tablet-canine (3) $20.25<br \/>\nMitaban Dip-Red Mange treatment (5) $145.00<br \/>\nDoxycycline 200 mg- kennel cough (28) $19.52<br \/>\nLyme Sulfa dip-ringworm treatment (4) $104.00<br \/>\nDental $177.00<\/p>\n<p>Please note- not all dogs will incur each of these costs. This is a general break down of what vetting can cost. Each individual dog in the program will be given a detailed break down of what their particular vetting cost. Also, any emergency vetting costs will be covered exclusively by Lake Charles Pit Bull Rescue.<br \/>\nCare Package for Veteran Upon Delivery:<br \/>\nVest (with proper patches and ID) $120.00<br \/>\nLeash, collar, and 1 bag of food $73.00<br \/>\nKuranda Bed $116.20<br \/>\nCrate (Petco, does not include tax) $119.99<\/p>\n<p>This care package does not include needed gear for a mobility service dog.<\/p>\n<p>A service dog in our program can cost anywhere from $8,000.00 to roughly $10,000.00.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>What Does a Service Dog Cost? Many factors determine the cost of a service dog. The following is a breakdown of our cost: Training: 300 hours of training, cost $6000.00\/year ($500.00\/month). 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