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Need help with vet bills?

This forum is for cat lovers seeking everyday advice and suggestions on health-related issues. Remember, however, that advice on a public forum simply can't be a substitute for proper medical attention. Only your vet can say assuredly what is best for your cat.

  
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Amber

Georgian Blue
 
 
Purred: Sat Dec 1, '12 12:59pm PST 
When vet bills are very high, I think cat owners need to consider the prognosis of their beloved friend. It's a good idea to have pet insurance, such as Pet Plan. Thanks for providing all the organizations that will help with vet bills, that is just great! Also, some vets allow you to negotiate a payment plan. I knew one vet that would trade the cleaning of kennels for veterinary work. Some vets will charge outrageous prices, so it is always best to get a second opinion if the cost is very high. If needed, travel to a smaller town where the prices are lower. Many veterinary schools will provide cheaper veterinary care, as well. You can also try having a yard sale, ask for cash for your birthday or Christmas, sell some of your things online, get a second job, or ask your employer for a salary advance.
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Angel

Angel - I'm the princess- and I decide
 
 
Purred: Wed May 8, '13 7:42pm PST 
I would like to know if there is a source in Iowa for cat and dogs? Thank you.
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Angel

Angel - I'm the princess- and I decide
 
 
Purred: Wed May 8, '13 7:45pm PST 
Oh my goodness, I see a lot of organizations, etc. that may be able to help me and others I know who need help. Passing along....thank you!
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