Attachment_A_-_Pricing_(Submit_Pricing_Information_on_this_Sheet).xlsx

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General Veterinary and Spay/Neuter Services for the Collin County Animal Shelter
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Collin County, Texas

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The file is a pricing attachment (Attachment A) for General Veterinary and Spay/Neuter Services for the Collin County Animal Shelter in Texas. The document details a comprehensive pricing schedule for veterinary services, including specific rates for spay and neuter procedures for dogs and cats of various sizes and conditions, as well as general veterinary services. The pricing sheet includes two primary tables: one focused on spay/neuter services performed at the shelter, and another outlining general veterinary services for different types of animals that may come into the shelter.

The pricing attachment provides a detailed breakdown of hourly rates and potential one-time fees for a range of veterinary procedures, including sterilization services for dogs and cats with special considerations for animals in heat, pregnant, or with unique medical conditions. The services cover routine medical interventions such as health verification, first aid, vaccinations, diagnostic tests (skin scrapings, fecal and blood tests), and medical treatment supervision. The document also allows for additional fees for services performed at a veterinarian's location and potential supply-related charges, providing flexibility for the Collin County Animal Shelter in managing its veterinary care needs.

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Attachment A - Pricing/Fees
*State hourly fee for each of the below services.
Table 1. Spay/Neuter Services for Animals Sterilized at the Shelter and at the Veterinarian's Location if Applicable.
Line ItemService (Spay/Neuter)Rate per HourOne-Time Fee (if Applicable) - State Fee per Each Job
1State rate for Dog Sterilization (Spay or Neuter) – Male or Female Dog under 50lb – Done at Shelter
2State rate for Dog Sterilization (Spay or Neuter) – Male or Female Dog 50-80lbs – Done at Shelter
3State rate for Dog Sterilization (Spay or Neuter) – Male or Female Dog Over 80lbs – Done at Shelter
4State rate for Dog Sterilization (Spay) – Female in Heat – Done at Shelter
5State rate for Dog Sterilization (Spay) – Female that is Pregnant – Done at Shelter
6State rate for Dog Sterilization (Neuter) – Male that only has one Testical Descended – Done at Shelter
7State rate for Cat Sterilization (Neuter) – Male – Done at Shelter
8State rate for Cat Sterilization (Spay) – Female – Done at Shelter
9State rate for Cat Sterilization (Spay) – Female in Heat – Done at Shelter
10State rate for Cat Sterilization (Spay) – Female that is Pregnant – Done at Shelter
11State rate for Cat Sterilization (Neuter) – Male that only has one Testical Descended – Done at Shelter
12State any additional fees associated with Spay or Neuter completed at Veterinarian's location.
13State any additional fees for supplies associated with Spay or Neuter.
Table 2. General Veterinary Services. Services are for dogs, cats, livestock, birds, or any type of animal that comes into the shelter. The County will provide supplies needed to perform the below services.
Line ItemService (Veterinary Services)Rate per HourOne-Time Fee (if Applicable) - State Fee per Each Job
1General Veterinary Services (Hourly Fee)
2Verify animal’s health
3Perform basic first aid
4Administer rabies vaccinations
5Perform skin scrapings
6Perform fecal tests
7Perform blood tests
8Prescribe medical treatment in connection with the Animal Shelter (Veterinarian will supervise Animal Shelter staff in ordering and using controlled substances for use at the Animal Shelter)
9Provide training as needed to Animal Shelter staff

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