The cost of vaccinations varies depending on whether the clinic is a small, medium or large animal practice. Small animal clinics will charge less than large animal practices because they can be more efficient due to having fewer animals that need to be seen each day. In addition, they do not have to hire extra staff members (such as technicians), which can be expensive. Large animal practices charge more because they take longer and require more staff than their small companion counterparts.

How Much do Feline Vaccinations Cost in Namibia?

For example, a caprine (goat) rabies vaccination will cost between $12 and $85.

The price for cat rabies vaccinations can range from $15 to $30. Dog rabies vaccinations are often cheaper than cat ones, with prices ranging from $13 to $30. Horse and donkey rabies vaccinations will be more expensive than those for dogs or cats. Sheep rabies vaccinations are often one of the cheapest options available, costing around $20 to date. Cow rabies vaccinations are more expensive than sheep ones but less so than horse or donkey vaccinations; their prices range from around $24 to date

Where to buy feline vaccinations in Namibia?

You can purchase cat vaccinations at most veterinary clinics in Namibia. The cost of a vaccine depends on the type of vaccine and the clinic you visit, but it averages around N$100 per vaccination.

You can also buy several types of vaccinations online through sites such as Amazon.com or [refer to link], where they will be shipped directly to you (usually within two days).