Cheap Vet in Maryland or DC area?

Call your local SPCA. They can refer you to a lower cost vet. You will have to price shop by calling around.

If you'd purchased the dog from a reputable breeder, they would certainly have given you some guidance along with local referrals... French Bulldogs are brachycephalic and require different anesthesia protocols so you should check with the FBDCA and locate veterinarians that are recommended by club members that follow the guidelines described by Dr. Lori Hunt, DVM... Another good thing would be to enter your zip code at: http://frenchbulldog.meetup.com and contact other local Frenchie owners for referrals and information that you can share on a wide variety of topics...

A healthy French Bulldog will generally only require two annual visits per year once all the initial vaccinations have been administered. An ill-bred dog with a compromised immunity (as in allergies, skin disorders, mange, etc.) or genetic defect (hemivertebrae, luxating patellas, hip / disc / joint problems, arthritis, etc.), on the other hand, could cost thousands per year in veterinary fees...

Best wishes with your puppy.

Check with the Humane Society. Sometimes they will have clinics that you can bring your dog to. Usually a local vet has donated their time and you can get shots and get her spayed for a nominal charge. If you bought the dog you should have thought of the cost before purchase. I hope it is not a puppy mill dog from a pet store? They can have lots of problems. I take my two dogs in once a year and with all the test and heart worm and flea apps. it cost me between $700 - $750. You could also check with vet schools they may have reduced rates for students to learn.