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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2032.1 | Fix now, pay later | VAXWRK::SKALTSIS | Deb | Mon Dec 05 1988 15:16 | 13 |
| >How do you do it with 7 - 15 cats?
I know the feeling; I adopted Nikolas on Dec 6 of last year and was
going to put off neutering him for a week because I was a bit shot of
funds. The vet offered to fix now, pay him later. I suspect that a lot
of vets do this for their large pet household customers.
By the way, he came to $130 dollars, but that included FELV test,
shots, flea bath etc.
Deb
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| 2032.2 | I would have been furious | WITNES::MACONE | It's the story of a man named Brady | Mon Dec 05 1988 15:38 | 3 |
| Shouldn't your vet have told/asked you first before they ran
all those tests? That is quite an upcharge over your typical $30/40
castration.
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| 2032.3 | Hold that Turkey !! | CUPMK::TRACHMAN | ZhivagoCats, Ltd..The Inn is Full..264-8298 | Mon Dec 05 1988 15:48 | 10 |
| re:0
Hi, tonight feed him NOTHING! Save the sliced turkey for
tomorrow - otherwise, you may be using lots of napkins or
paper towels to remove the sliced turkey from your carpet!
He may not feel much like eating tonight - at least, not
until after 10 or 11 pm. Do let him have some water, he
probably will be thirsty.
E.T.
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| 2032.4 | Couldn't have four at that price! | SWAT::COCHRANE | Scattering like light. | Tue Dec 06 1988 09:35 | 6 |
| I can't believe the cost!!! I had Niniane fixed for $45.00, including
anesthesia, a FELV shot and an overnight stay. My vet is wonderful,
and very inexpensive. You also get a discount for bringing in more
than one cat at a time!!!
Mary-Michael
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