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Posted on: Mon, 05/11/2009 - 08:46
Veterinarians

I have a dog that has a chronic skin condition. Every time I needed a re-fill on her shampoo, they wanted to see her. This started to cost me a fortune. I found it so crazy that I had to pay for an office visit every 6 weeks. I found another vet who does not do this. She even took a stool sample once and never charged for the lab fee. She is great.

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Posted on: Mon, 05/11/2009 - 15:40 #1

Oh I hate our local veterinarians. It seems every one of them is out to make a fortune. My poor cat got sick and we thought he was going to die. We took him into the vet. They wanted $200 up front, before they did any test or treatment. When we picked him up, we had to pay another $200. They wouldn't accept payment arrangements. They demanded payment before we left. I just wonder what would they be able to do, if i didn't have a creditMoney loaned or the ability of an individual or company to borrow money. card to put it on. Would they have just kept my cat?

Posted on: Thu, 05/14/2009 - 11:03 #2

My neighbor has a dog with a hip problem. Doctor visits for the dog cost so much she got health insurance for the dog! Talk about a pooch with benefits! Vets can be very expensive, especially when you consider a dog in the best of health is still only going to live for 15 years.

Posted on: Mon, 05/18/2009 - 23:40 #3

I know someone that spent 3k on dog plasma, that is pretty crazy when you think about it. 3k, I am not even sure I know anyone willing or able to spend that much on a vet bill for something that was not life threatening. :(

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