Vet Fees

[paula]

i cant believe how much they charge. monty gotta have his dual claws taken off on wednesday and its costing £170

[Guest NeoN]

try direct line . I think its £7 per week for pet insurance but I dont know what they cover

[paula]

been there got that . i dont think it covers that tho neon. will try my best too claim tho

[Guest]

pet insurance is for major stuff not normal vet needs but say accidents and stuff that would need a lot straight up

[paula]

thanks dani u just made my day

o well hes worth it

[Guest]

sorry paula

didnt mean it like that u can try them as i havnt got a pet with insurance maybe they will but as far as the adverts say its for if they are injured and makes it easier

ask the insurance i bet im wrong lol

 

[Miss Minx]

super expensive but theyre worth it

[paula]

no ive got a feeling your rite dani

i have too pay a extra £2 cos he has too have a funnel round his neck wen he comes out

[Guest]

all that for some nail cutting ridiculous really

 

[Lisa]

Vets are a rip off. My cat rest his sole, had to go in for a tooth removal, when I called in to the vets I discovered they had taken 5 teeth out & done a liver scan test thing as well & tried to bill me £400 odd, I said no way this inot on, I brought my cat in for one tooth to be removed etc yet they did extra work without my knowledge & say so.. Grr

 

Anyway the receptionist then went on to say I could not take my cat til I had paid up, so I said to her *are you holding my cat hostage & if so you can keep the cat then, he is not worth that much sorry*

 

& hey ho they let him go & I only had to pay for the one tooth as they were ment to inform me etc

[Miss Minx]

lol @ holding my cat hostage

[fifedjdomo]

lol lisa nice one!!

 

still i knows the vets are a bit of a rip off....... i found a big tick on my cats neck and i mean it was big! i did grab a set of my small plyers and got it by the head and got rid of the lil thing but felt we ought to check with the vet that nothin was there n he'd be ok.

 

got there, no head, no infection but was gonna give him anti-biotics only we had some already, so basically all what happend was we dragged the cat down the vets n felt his arm pit and charged us £14 for it...

 

Edited May 23, 2005 by fifedjdomo

[Guest]

£14 is pretty cheap for a consultation from them

wen we had a dog sandy she was a long haired lurcher, lurchers bein racing dogs and family of greyhounds she loved to run, she would run up to dogs with there owners on leads run round in circles around them and wind them up lol was really quite funny no one could catch her, well she somehow lost her footing one winter wen it was icey and fell funny that she couldnt get up she had hurt her back, we took her the vets and jus for a check and to be told she had jus hit it funny and there was no damage as she was ok in the vets jus she had a bruise we were billed £80 and that was the pdsa benefits from bein on benefits added so would have cost us prob double that had i been working

[Guest]

Mines booked in for this week aswell

 

Booster injections and he's got to have his glands sorted

 

Apparently it's very easy to do it yourself ... there is NO WAY i'm putting my thumbs there no matter how much I love the crazy little blighter

 

 

 

[Spunkmonkey]

Mines booked in for this week aswell

 

Booster injections and he's got to have his glands sorted

 

Apparently it's very easy to do it yourself ... there is NO WAY i'm putting my thumbs there no matter how much I love the crazy little blighter 

what sort of glands would these be then?