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ARK: Bulbdog - How to Tame, Feed and Breed!

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Find out everything you have to know about the Bulbdog in our ARK: Survival Evolved guide. But also how to catch it, tame it, feed it, and breed offspring too.

The Bulbdog came to ARK within the Aberration DLC and is discoverable on the following maps: Aberration, Valguero, Genesis: Part 1, Genesis: Part 2, and Fjordur.

This is the Bulbdog in ARK: Survival Evolved

Appearance: The Bulbdog is a mix of a Pug and an Anglerfish. It generates its light through an antenna, similar to the Anglerfish.

Wild: Bulbdogs are peaceful creatures you will see roaming or frolicking on the maps we mentioned above.

Domesticated: Once you tamed a Bulbdog, you can carry it around, sitting on your shoulder. As a shoulder creature, the Bulbdog is more than just a living flashlight, it is also able to detect and indicate enemy players or creatures (very useful in PVP). In addition, the Bulbdog can show you the dinosaurs or creatures at a particularly high level. It also offers protection against the Nameless but attracts Seeker and Reaper.

All Bulbdog Locations in ARK

The Bulbdog is discoverable in these spots:

Aberration Fjordur Fjordur: Asgard Fjordur: Vanaheim Genesis: Part 1 Genesis Part: 2 Valguero

Taming the Bulbdog in ARK: Survival Evolved

The Bulbdog is passively tamed by feeding the taming food we listed below.

To feed the Bulbdog, you must place one of the listed food options in your inventory slot on the far right and approach the little pug. When you are close enough, an order “Feed ____ to tame” will appear, which you execute.

You may repeat the process a few times until the Bulbdog is tamed.

Food for Bulbdogs in ARK

Once you tamed your Bulbdog it is important to know what kind of food it likes to eat. Bulbdogs are carnivores, which makes the choice of food more accessible.

These are the best options of fodder to tame your Shinehorn:

  • Plant Species Z Seed
  • Aquatic Mushroom
  • Armaberry Seed
  • Citronal Seed
  • Sweet Vegetable Cake
    • Ingredients: 2x Giant Bee Honey, 4x Sap, 2x Rockarrot, 2x Longrass, 2x Savoroot, 4x Stimulant, 25x Fiber, 1x Water
    • Ingredients Stimulants: 5x Stimberry, 2x Sparkpowder

After taming, you can serve the usual meat menu, for carnivores to the Bulbdog:

  • Raw Mutton:
    • Received by gutting Ovis.
    • Cooking turns it into the Cooked Lamb Chop
  • Raw Prime Meat:
    • Gained when gutting larger creatures
    • Cooking turns it into Cooked Prime Meat
  • Raw Prime Fish Meat:
    • Obtained from Alpha Mosasaurus, Dunkleosteus, Electrophorus, Leedsichtys, Megalodon, and Sabertooth Salmon
    • Cooking turns it into the Cooked Prime Fish Meat
  • Raw Meat:
    • Earned by gutting a creature
    • Cooking turns it into Cooked Meat
  • Raw Fish Meat:
    • Received from gutting fish
    • Cooking turns it into Cooked Fish Meat

How to breed Bulbdogs in ARK

This is how you prepare the breeding: If you have a male and female specimen, you build an enclosure that is large enough. Put both dinos in the pen and set them to “wander” via the command menu. Alternatively, you can also switch directly to “Pair”, but then there must always be a player nearby, otherwise, the pairing will stop due to the rendering.

The breeding interval of a Bulbdog is 18 to 48 hours.

After successful mating, the female Bulbdog will be pregnant for about 4 hours if you play on standard settings. After these 4 hours, you can welcome the little Bulbdog baby to the world. As a baby, it needs another 5 hours of your attention, during which you must keep putting food in its inventory. Pay attention to the imprinting intervals every 8 hours to get the best stats out of the baby.

Once it gains juvenile status, it can feed itself from troughs. The total maturation time takes about two days and 1 hour.

Beginner tips on breeding in ARK can be found here:

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Bulbdog - ARK: Survival Evolved Wiki

The Bulbdog (originally named Lantern Pug) is one of the Creatures in the Aberration-DLC of ARK: Survival Evolved.

Contents

  • 1 Basic Info
    • 1.1 Dossier
    • 1.2 Behavior
    • 1.3 Appearance
    • 1.4 Color Scheme and Regions
    • 1.5 Drops
    • 1.6 Base Stats and Growth
      • 1.6.1 Wild Stats Level-up
  • 2 Combat
    • 2.1 General
    • 2.2 Strategy
    • 2.3 Weaponry
    • 2.4 Dangers
    • 2.5 Weakness
  • 3 Taming
  • 4 Utility
    • 4.1 Roles
    • 4.2 Collectibles
  • 5 Spotlight
  • 6 Notes/Trivia
  • 7 Changelog
  • 8 Gallery
  • 9 References

Basic Info

Dossier

This section is intended to be an exact copy of what the survivor Helena Walker, the author of the dossiers, has written. There may be some discrepancies between this text and the in-game creature.

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Species

Microluminis globulus

Time

Unknown

Diet

Herbivore

Temperament

Passive

Wild

Microluminis globulus is best described as a slobbering, roly-poly ball of affection. Just like its kin, it is completely harmless, despite its pronounced fangs. So if a survivor sees one running towards them, they should prepare to be licked, not bitten. Unfortunately, being so ugly that you're cute is not an effective means of self-defense, which lands it near the bottom of the food chain. Its Charge Light may intimidate some predators, but it attracts just as many.

Domesticated

While Microluminis globulus has skin reminiscent of lizards or amphibians, its behavior is incredibly similar to a common canine. This has made it a particularly popular choice as a companion and source of Charge Light, but remember - whatever shoulder you rest it on will be covered in drool within minutes.

„

~ Helena

Behavior

From what the trailer shows, "friendly and cuddly". The Bulbdog is passive and social, and will readily accept treats from survivors. They keep a regular glow from the fleshy projection on their head to help navigate and signal. If attacked, they attempt to run, though as they are slow and weak they make easy prey to all but the  Nameless.

Appearance

The Bulbdog looks somewhat like a pug with an anglerfish lure. The face resembles that of a frog, but with long pointy teeth. Has a very large head and a stubby tail. A dorsal fin is present, along with other aquatic adaptations such as webbed feet and small fins near the ears.

Color Scheme and Regions

This section displays the Bulbdog's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Bulbdog. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Bulbdog will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the Bulbdog's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Bulbdog's "main body" magenta.

Region 0:
Main Body

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52

56

Region 1 is not used
for this Creature.

Region 2:
Spots

8

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Region 3:
Lantern

5

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28

44

50

53

54

Region 4:
Belly

8

14

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47

Region 5:
Back Stripes

13

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Drops

  • Hide
  • Raw Meat

Base Stats and Growth

Attribute Level Increase Taming Bonus
Wild Additive Multiplicative
 Health 145 +29 +5. 4% 0.07
 Charge Capacity 200 +24 +12% 0.05
 Charge Regeneration 165 +18.15 +11% 0.025
 Food 450 +45 +10% 15%
 Weight 120 +2.4 +4%
 Charge Emission Range +0.6 +1.7% 14% 17.6%
 Movement Speed 100% +1% 130%
 Torpidity 60 +3.6 class="gray" 0.5
  • For a comparison of the stats of all creatures, see Base Creature Statistics.
  • For an explanation of exactly how the levelup calculation works, see Creature Stats Calculation.
Movement
[u/s] 		Base Speed Sprinting Speed
Wild Tamed1 Tamed2 Wild Tamed1 Tamed2
Walking 85 50 115 400 200 460 4
Swimming 510 300 690 N/A N/A N/A 3
  • 1These are the base speeds of the creature at 100% Movement Speed.
  • 2These are the speeds of the creature tamed and non-imprinted.
  • For a comparison of the speeds of all creatures, see Base Creature Speeds.

Attack Values
Attack Range Description
Base Minimum Activation
Attack Type Projectile Values Torpor Values
Impulse Radius Base Mult Duration Damage Mult Amount Duration Damage Mult Amount
Projectile

Wild Stats Level-up

Type in values of a wild creature to see on which stats it's emphasized. Green values on a high-level creature are very good for breeding. If you have already tamed your creature you can try to recover the breeding stats with an external tool.[1]

Bulbdog

The stat-calculator does not work in the mobile-view, see here for alternatives: Apps

Note that after the creature is tamed it gets bonuses on some stats depending on the taming effectiveness. This makes it hard to retrieve the levels on a tamed creature, so this tool is only for wild ones, but gives a first impression, how well the stats are distributed.

Combat

General

With low health and a relatively low running speed, bulbdogs make for an easy kill. When attacked, other bulbdogs in the area will run away from you, so keep that in mind when hunting groups of them.

Strategy

Anything goes, but since Bulbdog will flee from its attacker, be prepared to chase it.

Weaponry

Anything will work, even simple weaponry such as a  Spear. To prevent it from getting away, using something to immobilize it such as a  Bola may be advised.

Dangers

Bulbdog is never a threat by itself, but it typically shares its living space with various predators such as  Aberrant Raptor,  Ravagers,  Aberrant Spino, and even the occasional  Karkinos. Always be wary of the various predators in the area.

Weakness

Bulbdog has very low health, and as a result, it can be easy to accidentally kill one.

Taming

The Bulbdog is unable to be tamed through the standard tranquilize-and-feed methods, and must be tamed non-violently.

To feed it, place one the foods listed below on the last slot of your hotbar, then when approached press the use key (default E, , ) to feed it. You cannot feed them all the food required for taming at one time, you must wait every couple of minutes until it is hungry again to feed it more until its taming meter is filled. The most effective taming food to feed them is the  Plant Species Z Seed.

Level 1 Feeding Interval Time
Plant Species Z Seed 1 00:00 0:01:01
Aquatic Mushroom 5 00:50 0:03:21
Cooked Lamb Chop 8 00:45 0:05:20
Cooked Prime Meat 10 00:44 0:06:40
Raw Mutton 14 00:43 0:09:21
Sweet Vegetable Cake 18 00:17 0:04:49
Cooked Meat 18 00:21 0:06:01
Raw Prime Meat 18 00:42 0:12:01
Raw Meat 35 00:41 0:23:21
Cooked Prime Fish Meat 48 00:21 0:16:27
Cooked Fish Meat 86 00:10 0:14:21
Raw Prime Fish Meat 86 00:20 0:28:41
Raw Fish Meat 172 00:20 0:57:21
Amarberry Seed 344 00:00 0:04:36
Citronal Seed 429 00:00 0:04:35
Level 30 Feeding Interval Time
Plant Species Z Seed 2 02:01 0:02:01
Aquatic Mushroom 9 00:45 0:06:01
Cooked Lamb Chop 14 00:43 0:09:20
Cooked Prime Meat 18 00:42 0:12:00
Raw Mutton 26 00:41 0:17:21
Sweet Vegetable Cake 32 00:16 0:08:33
Cooked Meat 32 00:20 0:10:41
Raw Prime Meat 32 00:41 0:21:21
Raw Meat 63 00:40 0:42:01
Cooked Prime Fish Meat 88 00:20 0:30:09
Cooked Fish Meat 158 00:10 0:26:21
Raw Prime Fish Meat 158 00:20 0:52:41
Raw Fish Meat 315 00:20 1:45:01
Amarberry Seed 629 00:00 0:08:24
Citronal Seed 786 00:00 0:08:24
Level 60 Feeding Interval Time
Plant Species Z Seed 3 01:30 0:03:01
Aquatic Mushroom 13 00:43 0:08:41
Cooked Lamb Chop 20 00:42 0:13:20
Cooked Prime Meat 27 00:41 0:17:59
Raw Mutton 37 00:41 0:24:41
Sweet Vegetable Cake 47 00:16 0:12:33
Cooked Meat 47 00:20 0:15:41
Raw Prime Meat 47 00:40 0:31:21
Raw Meat 93 00:40 1:02:01
Cooked Prime Fish Meat 129 00:20 0:44:11
Cooked Fish Meat 232 00:10 0:38:41
Raw Prime Fish Meat 232 00:20 1:17:21
Raw Fish Meat 463 00:20 2:34:21
Amarberry Seed 925 00:00 0:12:21
Citronal Seed 1156 00:00 0:12:20
Level 90 Feeding Interval Time
Plant Species Z Seed 4 01:20 0:04:01
Aquatic Mushroom 17 00:42 0:11:21
Cooked Lamb Chop 26 00:41 0:17:19
Cooked Prime Meat 35 00:41 0:23:19
Raw Mutton 49 00:40 0:32:41
Sweet Vegetable Cake 61 00:16 0:16:17
Cooked Meat 61 00:20 0:20:21
Raw Prime Meat 61 00:40 0:40:41
Raw Meat 122 00:40 1:21:21
Cooked Prime Fish Meat 170 00:20 0:58:14
Cooked Fish Meat 305 00:10 0:50:51
Raw Prime Fish Meat 305 00:20 1:41:41
Raw Fish Meat 610 00:20 3:23:21
Amarberry Seed 1220 00:00 0:16:17
Citronal Seed 1525 00:00 0:16:17
Level 120 Feeding Interval Time
Plant Species Z Seed 4 01:20 0:04:01
Aquatic Mushroom 21 00:42 0:14:01
Cooked Lamb Chop 33 00:41 0:21:59
Cooked Prime Meat 44 00:40 0:29:19
Raw Mutton 61 00:40 0:40:41
Sweet Vegetable Cake 76 00:16 0:20:17
Cooked Meat 76 00:20 0:25:21
Raw Prime Meat 76 00:40 0:50:41
Raw Meat 152 00:40 1:41:21
Cooked Prime Fish Meat 211 00:20 1:12:16
Cooked Fish Meat 379 00:10 1:03:11
Raw Prime Fish Meat 379 00:20 2:06:21
Raw Fish Meat 758 00:20 4:12:41
Amarberry Seed 1516 00:00 0:20:13
Citronal Seed 1894 00:00 0:20:13
Level 150 Feeding Interval Time
Plant Species Z Seed 5 01:15 0:05:01
Aquatic Mushroom 25 00:41 0:16:41
Cooked Lamb Chop 39 00:41 0:25:59
Cooked Prime Meat 52 00:40 0:34:38
Raw Mutton 73 00:40 0:48:41
Sweet Vegetable Cake 91 00:16 0:24:17
Cooked Meat 91 00:20 0:30:21
Raw Prime Meat 91 00:40 1:00:41
Raw Meat 182 00:40 2:01:21
Cooked Prime Fish Meat 252 00:20 1:26:19
Cooked Fish Meat 453 00:10 1:15:31
Raw Prime Fish Meat 453 00:20 2:31:01
Raw Fish Meat 906 00:20 5:02:01
Amarberry Seed 1811 00:00 0:24:09
Citronal Seed 2264 00:00 0:24:09

Note that the values are for optimal cases, always bring extra supplies!
For a level-dependent count of resources needed, try an external taming calculator.

Utility

As a Charge Light creature, Bulbdog carries charge, which replenishes over time while its light is turned off. When the light is turned on, it provides survivors with the Charged Light buff, protecting from  Nameless and  Reaper ambush, but attracting  Seekers. If set to active, it can also detect both nearby enemy players, and nearby creatures of maximum level.

Bulbdogs can fight back when tamed but do very little damage and should never be used as combat dino.

It carries the most charged light capacity with the lowest recharge rate.

Bulbdogs eat both berries and meat, making them very easy to breed and feed. Just remember when raising along with carnivores that Bulbdogs will eat any meat in troughs before berries.

Roles

Anti-Nameless/Reaper Ambush: Since the Bulbdog can be shoulder mounted like every other Charge Light, it provides a charge to prevent Nameless pack from emerging and will weaken Reapers. This however, will attract  Seeker. To quickly toggle the shoulder-mounted Charge Light on/off in emergency situations, open up the emote wheel (hold either bracket key by default) and select "Clap!". For faster use, emotes can also be bound directly to either of the two emote keys by mousing over them in the emote wheel and pressing the desired key.

Dung Provider: Bulbdogs defecates often, especially when attempting to tame it, making it a useful source of dung for  Dung Beetle.

Radar: When mounted on your shoulder with light toggled on, a Bulbdog will notify the wearer of max-level dinos (the exact level will differ with the difficulty setting, being 150+ on Max Difficulty) within 100 meters radius and enemy players within 40 meters (doesn't work on logged out players).

These values are the same for all light pets and can't be changed in any way.

Pet: Like all other shoulder mounts and other small creatures, the Bulbdog can make a suitable companion on your endeavors.

Backpack: Like all shoulder pets, anything held in a Bulbdog's inventory will weigh 50% less on a player's shoulder. The Bulbdog especially excels at this role due to its Weight stat being the highest of all shoulder pets, only tied with the  Jerboa (which only spawns at level 1, and thus is much less efficient at this role) and the  Ferox (which is far harder to tame).

Light Source: As the caverns in Aberration are often dark and dreary, having a easy to toggle, far reaching light source whether walking or on a mount is very useful. While the Bulbdog's ability to provide consistent Charge Light is arguably the worst out of the four Charge Pets, the fact that it spawns in the Fertile Zone, where Nameless can't, means that it is almost always the preferred choice for your first Charge Pet, as the other three either only spawn in areas with Nameless, or in caves, which come with their own dangers.

Collectibles

Resource Efficiency
Raw Meat ?

Spotlight

Notes/Trivia

  • Despite the fact the dossier lists the Bulbdog as a herbivore, it also eats meat when taming and feeding, effectively making it an omnivore. This may be an oversight by the developers.
    • In fact, the Bulbdog is the only tamable omnivore creature exclusive to Aberration.
  • The Bulbdog was the first light pet revealed for Aberration.
  • Despite being shown in the Blue Zone in the trailer, the Bulbdog only naturally occurs in the Green Zone. However, given the fact that the Bulbdog's favorite mushroom is the  Aquatic Mushroom, and that it has adaptations for a semi-aquatic lifestyle like a dorsal fin and webbed feet, it is likely that the Bulbdog was orginally intended to live in the Blue Zone.
  • Compared to the rest of the charge pets, the Bulbdog tends to have the highest amount of Charge Capacity, allowing it to keep its light on for the longest. This can be vital when a survivor needs constant protection from  Reapers and  Nameless over a moderate amount of time.
  • The Bulbdog strongly resembles the  Anglerfish, with both sharing features like a large mouth, a head lure, fins, and long sharp teeth. Though other differences in the Bulbdog's morphology obviously rule it out as a fish and thus not a descendant of the Angler, it may have DNA shared with it caused by the mixing of genes on the broken Aberration; or this superficial similarity could be the product of convergent evolution.
  • On the Valguero map, the Bulbdog spawns in the The Emerald Forest underground.
  • If a Bulbdog gets picked up too often by a Karkinos, it may become oversized and cause the game to crash.

Changelog

Patch Changes
275.0 Aberration Expansion Release Added the  Bulbdog
275.2 Fixed Charge Pet inventories being mistakenly flagged as Tribute inventories
275. 32 Bulbdogs can now be properly downloaded to ARKs other than Aberration
329.5 Genesis: Part 2 Expansion Release  Bulbdog is added to Genesis: Part 2

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ ARK Smart Breeding

answer - Noev's Ark Veterinary Clinic

Compliance with all the rules and doctor's prescriptions helps your pet cope with the disease. If you have any questions about the treatment or condition of your animal, please contact the doctors of the clinic by phone 349-91-91. Dear owners!

If you are unsure of your ability to help your pet in the postoperative period or doubt that you can correctly assess the condition of the animal, your doctor will suggest that you leave your pet under the supervision of our hospital professionals. nine0003

If you cannot leave the animal in the hospital, you take responsibility for its life and recovery from the anesthetic condition. Be careful and follow a number of rules for caring for animals in the postoperative period.

I. Animal in a state of anesthesia:

1. when bringing the animal home, lay it on its side and make sure that the tongue does not sink into the throat
place, without drafts
3. until the animal begins to move, it is necessary to monitor the appearance of a gag reflex; if you see manifestations of this process, help your pet to take an advantageous position so that the vomit cannot enter the respiratory tract

II. When recovering from anesthesia, the animal may worry, scream, and try to move aimlessly.

If this condition is severe, it is necessary to consult a doctor at the clinic 349-91-91

III. Don't mistake your animal's agitated and disoriented state as a pain factor. nine0009

One can speak about the presence of pain only after the return of all reflexes in the animal, normalization of coordination of movement and orientation in space.

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1. examine the suture every 2 hours (there should be no bleeding from it)
2. check the mucous membranes (the upper lip rises - the gum should be pink, when pressed with a finger, the color returns after 1 -2 seconds)
3. Moisten dry mucous membranes with a little water or saline solution
4. irrigate the eyeball, before it moves, with a natural tear or saline solution, making blinking movements for the animal with eyelids
5. it is advisable to measure body temperature after 12 hours
6. monitor the breathing of the animal - it should be even, moderate, deep , should not either increase or decrease
7. monitor the animal's urination (it should be)

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Small amount (1-10 ml, depending on the animal), every hour if necessary. It is possible to give an animal “plenty” to drink only after the restoration of coordination and consciousness.

VIII. It is necessary to protect the postoperative sutures with a blanket, collar, Cosmopor plaster, etc.

Postoperative sutures should be treated once a day (except in special cases) with a gauze moistened with a 0.05% chlorhexidine solution. On the 7-10th day after the operation, the sutures are removed in the clinic. nine0003

X. On the second day after your pet's surgery, you should be alerted by:

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2. increased thirst and vomiting
3. absence of diuresis (normal urination - 2 times a day)
4. absence of defecation after 2 days,
5. abnormal activity of the animal, either increased or decreased (the animal is extremely excited or withdrawn, lethargic, depressed)
6. gait disturbance may be due to the presence of protective equipment on the animal's body (clothes, collar) carefully observe it, exclude this possibility before drawing conclusions
7. disturbance of the sleep-wake cycle
8. dilated pupils and salivation
9. the animal adopts unnatural postures
10. the presence of acute pain in the animal

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Price - Veterinary Clinic Ark. Center for Reproduction and Animal Health

From 08/01/2022 there has been a change in prices for a number of services. Check the exact cost of the service with the administrator.

  1. Reception of specialist doctors
  2. Vaccination
  3. Exotic Animal Specialist
  4. Dermatology
  5. Cardiology
  6. Anesthesia
  7. Outpatient procedures
  8. Surgery
  9. Traumatology
  10. Analyzes
  11. Hospital and hotel
  12. Dentistry
  13. Ultrasound diagnostics

SPECIALIST RECEPTION

nine0098 2000
General practitioner appointment (primary) 1500
Therapist appointment (repeated) 1000
Reception of a surgeon-traumatologist (primary) 2000
Reception of a surgeon-traumatologist (repeated) 1500
Reproduction appointment (primary) 3000
Reproduction appointment (repeated) 2500
Dermatologist's appointment (primary) 2500
Dermatologist's appointment (repeated) 2000
Cardiologist appointment (primary) 2500
Cardiologist appointment (repeated) 2000
Nephrologist's appointment (primary) 3000
Nephrologist's appointment (repeated) 2200
Dental appointment (primary) 2000
Dental appointment (repeated) 1500
Ratologist's appointment (primary) 2200
Ratologist's appointment (repeated) 1800
Neurologist's appointment (primary)
Neurologist appointment (repeated) 1500
Ophthalmologist appointment (primary) 3000
Ophthalmologist appointment (repeated) 2000
Herpetologist appointment (primary) 3000
Herpetologist appointment (repeated) 2000
Anesthesiologist appointment 1500
Consultation of a reproductive specialist without an animal 2200
Specialist doctor's consultation without animal 1000
General practitioner consultation without animal 1000
Ratologist consultation without animal
1000

VACCINATION

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Vaccination of the animal includes: clinical examination of the animal, the cost of the vaccine and a mark in the registration certificate. nine0269
Eurican DHPPI +L vaccination 3000
Eurican DHPPI + RL 3200
Nobivac DHPPI + L vaccination 3000
Nobivac DHPPI + RL 3200
Nobivac KC 2100
Nobivac Puppy DP vaccination 2100
Nobivak R 9 vaccination0099 950
Tricat Trio vaccination 3000
Tricat Trio + R vaccination 3200
Purevax RCPCh 3000
Purevax RCPCh + R vaccination 3200
Rabisin 950
Purevax Fe Lv 3000
rabbit vaccination (without the cost of the vaccine) 800
Registration of a veterinary passport 50
Veterinary passport 50

Exotic Species Specialist.

Ratologist's appointment (primary) 2200
Ratologist's appointment (repeated) 1800
Otoscopy copy animals 350
Correction of incisors specimen. animals 1000
Dental correction 1st category 1800
Dental correction 2nd category 2800
Dental correction 3rd category 3300
Myringotomy 1500
Removal of uterine fat in rat (category 1) 3800
Removal of uterine fat in rat (category 2) 5300
Removal of AMF in a rat (category 3) 6300
Castration (rabbits), no pathology 3500
Castration (guinea pigs, rats, degus, hamsters, gerbils, mice, etc. ), without pathologies 4000
Ovariohysterectomy (rabbit), no pathology 4500
Ovariohysterectomy (rats, degus, chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils, mice, etc.), no pathologies 5500
Ovariohysterectomy (guinea pigs), no pathology 6000
Removal of skin neoplasm (category 1) 1500
Removal of skin neoplasm (category 2) 3500
Removal of skin neoplasm (category 3) 5000
Opening and drainage of abscess 1500

DERMATOLOGY

Dermatologist's appointment (primary) 2500
Dermatologist's appointment (repeated) 2000
Consultation without examination of the animal 1500
Otoscopy 500
Otoscopy copy animals 350
Cytological examination (skin, NSP) 1000
Scraping for ectoparasites 1000
Dermatophyte test: scraping + ICA + fluorescent diagnostics 500
Luminescent diagnostics for dermatophytosis 300
Trichoscopy 500
Scraping 300
Sanitation NSP 500
Bacteriology (Inoculation of material from the ear) (Zaitsev +) 1050
Bacteriology (Dermatophyte culture) (Zaitsev +) 1050
Bacteriology (skin culture) (Zaitsev +) 1050
Bacteriology (Inoculation of fungi - dermatophytes with determination of sensitivity to antimycotics) (Zaitsev +) 2500
Bacteriology (Complete microbiological screening with determination of sensitivity to antibiotics and antimycotics (Zaitsev +) 3000
Bacteriology (Bacteriology with determination of sensitivity to antibiotics and bacteriophages) (Zaitsev +) 2500
Skin biopsy 1000
Histological conclusion of the pathologist (Invitro) 5500

CARDIOLOGY

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Cardiologist appointment (primary) 2500
Cardiologist appointment (repeated) 2000
Consultation without examination of the animal 1000
ECG 1400
ECHO KG 3000
Tonometry 300
Cardiac examination of a cat under 6 years of age before anesthesia
2500
Cardiac examination of cats older than 6 years before anesthesia
4800
Cardiac examination of dogs before anesthesia
4800
Complete cardiac examination
6000

ANESTHESIA

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The anesthetic risk category is assigned by the doctor after examination. The final cost of anesthesia is calculated after the operation.
Anesthesia for exotic animals (category 1) 2000
Anesthesia for exotic animals (category 2) 3000
Anesthesia for exotic animals (category 3) 4000
Anesthesia for exotic animals (category 4) 5000
Anesthesia for exotic animals (category 5) 6000
Anesthesia for reptiles/amphibians without consumables materials (category 1) 4000
Anesthesia for reptiles/amphibians without consumables materials (category 2) 5000
Anesthesia for reptiles/amphibians without consumables materials (category 3) 6000
Anesthesia for reptiles/amphibians without consumables materials (category 4) 7000
Anesthesia for reptiles/amphibians without consumables materials (category 5) 8000
General anesthesia (category 1) 3500
General anesthesia (category 2) 5000
General anesthesia (category 3) 7500
General anesthesia (category 4) 9500
General anesthesia (category 5) 12000
General anesthesia (dentistry) (category 1) 4000
General anesthesia (dentistry) (category 2)
General anesthesia (dentistry) (category 3) 7500
Conduction anesthesia (category 1) 1500
Conduction anesthesia (category 2) 2000
Conduction anesthesia (category 3) 2500
Epidural 2000
Infiltration anesthesia 1000
Anesthesia for castration of a healthy cat 1000
General anesthesia (for OGE of healthy cats up to 5 years old) 2500
Anesthesia (package of consumables for OGE cats) 3546
Anesthesia (package of consumables for the cat's PE) 1180
Anesthesia (consumables package from 15 kg Ophthalmology) 4361

OUTPATIENT MANIPULATION

Seroma aspiration, hematoma 800
Urethrostomy bougienage 500
Insertion of the implant Suprelorin 1000
Drug administration:
into cavity 250
ear canal 250
internal 250 9009nine
oral 250
subcutaneous implantation 1000
rectal/vaginal suppositories 250
subconjunctival 250
Venesection (excluding cost of anesthesia) 300
Blood draw (without catheter) 450
Donor blood sampling 1500
Swab collection 300
Scraping 300
IV infusion (over 1 hour) 1060
Opening and drainage of abscess (category 1) 1700
Opening and drainage of abscess (category 2) 2500
Opening and drainage of abscess (category 3) 3000
Opening and drainage of abscess specimen. animals 1500
Blood transfusion (without the cost of donated blood) 3000
Drainage of paraanal glands 1500
Injection:
IV 300
Advanced IV 500
Intra-articular 900
Subcutaneous/Intramuscular 300
Bladder catheterization (female cats and dogs) with OZM 1500
Bladder catheterization (male cats and dogs) without OMA 900
Cleansing enema:
Cats, dogs of small breeds 600
Medium breed dogs 800
Large breed dogs 1100
Laparocentesis with fluid removal 1200
Bladder massage 350
Dressing (excluding consumables 250
Suturing (excluding consumables):
Category 1 500
Category 2 1000
3 category 1500
Treatment of gums with medical preparations 300
Ectoparasite treatment 200
Seam processing 400
Nail clipper 350
Glucose 200
Otoscopy 500
Primary wound debridement (PSD) (excluding consumables):
Category 1 500
Category 2 1000
Category 3 1500
Subcutaneous infusion 500
Postoperative wound care (up to 10 cm) 300
Postoperative wound care (10 cm or more) 350
Needle biopsy (at the appointment) 500
Needle biopsy (for surgery) 1000
Ultrasound-guided prostate cyst puncture 1500
Obstetrics (1 category) 1 hour 500
Obstetrics (category 2) 1 hour 1000
Sanitation:
Drainage, cavity, seam 250
Paraanal glands 400
Pinna 300
Chemotherapy session (cat) 4000
Chemotherapy session (dog) 5000
Plier removal 100
Removal of IV catheter 150
Removing the urethral catheter 200
Suture removal (category 1) 300 9009nine
Suture removal (category 2) 500
Ultrasound guided fine needle biopsy 1500
Tonometry 300
Insertion of an IV catheter (excluding the cost of the catheter) 500
IV catheter insertion (advanced (cats, miniature dogs, short-legged dogs) (without cost of catheter 600
Central Catheter Insertion 1000
Animal restraint:
An aggressive animal involving 2 or more employees or using additional means to perform manipulations 400
Aggressive large animal involving 2 or more employees or using additional means to perform manipulations 600
Non-aggressive animal assistant 100
X-ray 300
US guided cystocentesis 710
Cystocentesis with fluid removal 800
Tarsorrhaphy 1000
Blepharophia 1000
Chipping 1500

SURGERY

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Sanitation of the oral cavity without signs of stomatitis (excluding anesthesia) (category 1) 3000
Sanitation of the oral cavity without signs of stomatitis (excluding anesthesia) (category 2) 5000
Sanitation of the oral cavity without signs of stomatitis (excluding anesthesia) (category 3) 7000
Extraction of teeth
Milk tooth by cats 400
Milk fang for cats 500
Milk tooth for dogs 300
Milk fang for dogs 1500
Permanent tooth for cats 300
Permanent canine teeth 1000
Permanent tooth for dogs 600
Permanent canine teeth 800
Salivary gland removal (up to 10 kg) 10000
Salivary gland removal (from 10 kg) 12000
Dislocation of the lower jaw (closing of the oral cavity) 6000
Dislocation of the lower jaw (resection) 12000
Hard palate closure (category 1) 6000
Hard palate closure (category 2) 10000
Vestigial toe amputation in dogs:
puppies up to 10 days of age
10 days to 2 months of age 1500
over 2 months old 2000
Canine tail amputation:
up to 5 days of age 500
from 5 days to 2 months 1000
over 2 months old 4000
Adenoma plasty of the third eyelid (harder gland) 10000
Vaginoplasty (vulvoplasty) 9000
Skin plastic surgery (category 1) 7000
Skin plastic surgery (category 2) 12000
Ovariohysterectomy (sterilization) (does not include the cost of anesthesia and drugs)
cats 3500
crampons with cosmetic suture 3500
ferrets 3000
small breed bitches (up to 10 kg) 5000
females of medium breeds (10 - 20 kg) 6000
Large breed bitches (20-40 kg) 8000
giant breed bitches (from 40 kg) 10000
Ovariohysterectomy (sterilization) category 1 (polycystic, endometritis, etc. ) (does not include the cost of anesthesia and drugs)
cats 6000
small breed bitches (up to 10 kg) 7000
females of medium breeds (10 - 20 kg) 8000
Large breed bitches (20-40 kg) 9000
giant breed bitches (from 40 kg) 12000
Ovariohysterectomy (sterilization) category 2 (pyometra, pathological pregnancy, etc.) (does not include the cost of anesthesia and drugs)
cats 7000
small breed bitches (up to 10 kg) 8000
females of medium breeds (10 - 20 kg) 9000
Large breed bitches (20-40 kg) 11000
giant breed bitches (from 40 kg) 12000
Castration (not including the cost of medicines and anesthesia)
healthy cat 9009nine 1000
healthy male (up to 20 kg) 6000
healthy male (over 20 kg) 8000
Castration for pathologies of the 1st category (unilateral cryptorchidism, etc. ) (not including the cost of medicines and anesthesia)
cats 4000
small breed dogs (up to 10 kg) 8000
males of medium breeds (10 - 20 kg) 10000
large breed males (20 - 40 kg) 11000
giant breed males (from 40 kg) 15000
Castration for pathologies of the 2nd category (bilateral cryptorchid, orchitis, semimenoma, etc.) (not including the cost of medicines and anesthesia)
cats 5000
small breed dogs (up to 10 kg) 10000
males of medium breeds (10 - 20 kg) 12000
large breed males (20 - 40 kg) 13000
giant breed males (from 40 kg) 17000
Caesarean section (not including the cost of medicines, anesthesia and neonatal resuscitation):
cats, dogs of small breeds (up to 10 kg) 10000
medium breed dogs (10 - 20 kg)
dogs of large breeds (20 - 40 kg) 15000
giant breed dogs (from 40 kg) 17000

TRAUMATOLOGY

Osteosynthesis, per fracture
Category 1 10000
Category 2 15000
Category 3 20000 9009nine
Category 4 25000
Surgical treatment of dislocation of the patella (deepening of the block and insertion of TTT)
up to 20 kg 15000
over 20 kg 20000
External focal osteosynthesis with wires for fracture of the jaw
cats 8000
small breed dogs 8000
dogs of medium breeds 12000
dogs of large breeds 16000

TESTS

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Progesterone ELISA 1100
Biochemical profile 6 indicators (IDEXX) 1700
Biochemical profile 10 indicators (IDEXX) 2100
Biochemical profile 15 indicators (IDEXX) 2300
Biochemical profile 17 indicators (IDEXX) 2500
IDEXX Albumin 525
Ammonia IDEXX 525
SDMA (IDEXX) 1000
Calcium IDEXX 525
Creatinine IDEXX 525
Urea IDEXX 525
Inorganic Phosphorus IDEXX 525
Electrolytes IDEXX 900
Blood gases (CG8+) Na, K, iCa, hematocrit, pH, pCO2, pO2, TCO2, HCO3, BE, HGB, Glu (TEMPORARILY NOT DOING!) 1250
IDEXX Hematology Test (automatic) 700
Dermatophyte test 350
Scraping for ectoparasites 1000
Trichoscopy 500
Ovulation cytology 650
Cytology 1000
Estradiol-S ELISA 750

HOSPITAL AND HOTEL

Prices are for 1 day without the cost of consumables and preparations.
Hotel (clinically healthy animal)
- cat 800
- dog up to 10 kg 900
- dog over 10 kg 1100
Station:
- Category 1 2400
- 2 category 4400
- Category 3 6000
- Category 4 8000
Nursery:
- for keeping 1-2 puppies / kittens (stable, bottle / tube / mother) 2000
- for keeping 2-4 puppies / kittens (stable, bottle / tube / mother) 3000
- for keeping more than 5 puppies / kittens (stable, bottle / tube / mother) 4000

DENTISTRY

Initial appointment 2000
Follow-up 1500
Ultrasonic sanitation of the oral cavity (cleaning, polishing)
Category 1 3000
Category 2 5000
Category 3 7000
Extraction of teeth:
Extraction of permanent teeth for periodontitis 1 (tooth) 100
Removal of permanent teeth other than canines in a cat 1200
Removal of permanent canine teeth 1000
Removal of permanent incisors in a cat:
Category 1 400
Category 2 800
3 category 1200
Removal of permanent incisors in a dog
Category 1 400
Category 2 800
Category 3 1200
Extraction of permanent teeth other than canines in a dog 700
Removal of permanent canine teeth 1200
Removal of temporary canine teeth 1000
Extraction of temporary teeth (molars, premolars, incisors) 200
Filling:
Filling of a single root tooth (incisor) without forming an anatomical crown shape: 3500
Filling of a single root tooth (canine) without forming an anatomical crown shape:
Category 1 4000/tooth
2 category 5000/tooth
Category 3 7000/tooth
Category 4 10000/tooth

Filling of a multi-rooted tooth without shaping

anatomically shaped crown:

Category 1 7000/tooth
Category 2 8000/tooth
Category 3 10000/tooth
Gingivoplasty:
Category 1 2000
Category 2 3000
Category 3 4000
Category 4 5000
Dental laboratory impression taking:
Category 1 3000
Category 2 4000
3 category 6000
Dental x-ray (projection) 900
Whole mouth dental x-ray 4000
Orthodontic treatment (category 1) 5000
Orthodontic treatment (category 2) 8000
Orthodontic treatment (category 3) 12000
Dental implant placement 7000

ULTRASOUND

Ultrasound (Afast/Tfast/Vet Blue) 1500
Ultrasonography (Ultrasound) (abdominal detailed) 2800
Ultrasound (Ultrasound examination) (abdominal repeated) 2000
Ultrasound (ultrasound examination) (chest cavity overview) 2000
Ultrasound (Ultrasound) (rodent review) 2000
Ultrasound (Ultrasound examination) (rodents repeated) 1500
Ultrasound (ultrasound examination) (for pregnancy) 1800
Ultrasound (ultrasound examination) (for ovulation.

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