The answer comes first
If all you need is a figure or a yes/no, you have it in the first 20 seconds. If you want context, scroll down.
Veterinary guides · 2026 edition
We collected the questions pet owners ask most often, from real prices to the signs that cannot wait, and turned them into short, plain-language guides with figures you can check.
How much does dog neutering cost?
≈ €70–€380. A female is considerably more expensive than a male. Pre-operative blood tests (≈ €25–€60) are charged separately.
Why Vet
Every page starts from a real question asked by thousands of pet owners. The short answer comes first; the context follows.
If all you need is a figure or a yes/no, you have it in the first 20 seconds. If you want context, scroll down.
Prices are real market ranges, with each component explained. No “from €9.99”, no surprises at the desk.
No guide tells you to skip the vet. We tell you exactly where home care ends and an emergency begins.
Good to know
English versions are being published progressively. Three guides are live; the rest are in translation.
For veterinary practices
Phone-only bookings, clients who never show up, everything on paper. Three simple things fix the most common revenue leaks in a small practice.
Clients book themselves, including in the evening and at weekends, when nobody is answering the phone.
SMS or email 24 hours and 2 hours before a visit, plus vaccine and check-up reminders.
QR check-in, digital patient records and an automatic review request after each visit.
Frequently asked
In Romania, ≈ €70–€380 depending on size, sex, type of anaesthesia and city. A female costs more than a male. Pre-operative blood tests, ≈ €25–€60, are charged separately.
≈ €20–€50 during normal hours. Out of hours, an emergency consultation costs ≈ €50–≈ €70. Tests and treatment are charged separately.
No. In Romania, rabies vaccination is legally mandatory for dogs from three months of age, with an annual booster. It is the only legally compulsory vaccine.