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Pet Insurance Heel You with High Spirits
Have you realized how expensive pet medical bills have gotten nowadays? They’re costlier than several alternative bills we've got to pay of late. Even an easy x-ray or a check-up will run pet homeowners many greenbacks. Add in surgery or intensive
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Professional Pet Care Service for Pet Owners
Dog Sitting Services For When You Aren’t Around What do you do when you need to ensure that your beloved dog is in good hands when you are not around? How long can you actually depend on your relatives and your friends to take care of your pet?
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We offer lifetime pet insurance for your dog or cat
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$120 for a well dog vet visit and fecal exam-
This is an excellent vet. I have had other vets refer me to her because she has X-ray machines, full service vet. I take the dogs to a cheap clinic for shots. I can't afford the expensive vet's prices, and I have to drive the paper work to the city animal control to get the yearly dog license. I knew it cost a little more and took some of Stonewall's droppings this am-the lab fee went up $20 since last summer and the exam went up $25. I have pet insurance that pays less this year, and seems to allow less for a vet procedure than it did last year. Before it paid a percentage of preventive care, hart gard, yearly shots, etc. We took a friend's cat in to the cheap clinic and they said it was okay. A few days later it vomited blood. Took it to the good expensive vet, and the vet had us feel the cancer tumors in the stomach. She put the poor little thing down. That's why we have been going to her if there's a problem and for a yearly health check. My son had a dog that limped, and he took it to the cheap clinic. The dog needed to go to another vet for X-rays for arthuritis, so he had to pay 2 vets. I just called the cheap clinic and they charge $50 for a well dog and the lab fees. I guess that I'll take Missy there. I went to the pound to get one coonhound. It was obvious that the 2 were soul mates and wouldn't do well without each other. Missy can take it that I leave the house, but she goes nuts when Stonewall leaves. I had spent 2 years looking for a hound. That's why I have 2, instead of one. I've called the vets around town trying to find a happy medium, but I'm not finding anything in between. When the insurance year is up, I'll probably switch. I think that I found several better plans-I hope-
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Oct 4 2010, 5:47 PM EDT by meyati
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high cost of vet bills
I have a pure white shepard and for the last year she has had a constant infection in her private area. I have been to vet several times trying this and that and nothing has worked so far. We have only one income in house hold and with my health problems its got to the point that I have to either put her down or give her to the shelter because I cant afford the vet bills. I sit here and cry all the time because I don't want to loose my dog. I have had her for 6 years. She licks herself raw . I have tried everything. What am I to do? Can someone please help.
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Feb 7 2008, 10:58 AM EST by Anonymous
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Health
Most dog owners will agree that maintaining a dog's health is one of the most important responsibilities of dog ownership. A healthy and well cared for dog is a happy dog, and happy dogs make happy owners! Choosing a Veterinarian: Make sur
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